there is some debate amongst foodie theologians as to why God blessed only a few red states with the Skyline Chili franchise...
...a visit to any one of these states will give you a hint. obesity. for some reason God wanted these people to be fat. skyine chili contains a staggering amount of fat and salt. then they serve it on a steamed white bun with a hotdog tucked inside and cheese on top. nice!
if you aspire to be fat and you reside in a blue state, worry not. you can order canned skyline chili (cincyfavorites.com). skyline chili is a unique take on a americana classic. it's less viscous than most chili's. i'm told it was first concocted by a Turkish immigrant living in the cincinnatti area, hence the mild but spicey hint of clove/nutmeg/cinnamon/allspice ????...
this shit is awesome on it's own. but serving it on a hotdog is just over the top delicious. chez jay we pick whatever cheap soft hot dog buns that are on sale. then we typically go for Ballpark hotdogs because they're a big juicey weiner that stands up well to the chili. Hebrew National is a good alternative, though a very different experience as this thinner dog takes on a more subtle role from a texture perspective. either way finish these guys with finely grated yellow cheddar and onion.
if you aspire to be fat and you reside in a blue state, worry not. you can order canned skyline chili (cincyfavorites.com). skyline chili is a unique take on a americana classic. it's less viscous than most chili's. i'm told it was first concocted by a Turkish immigrant living in the cincinnatti area, hence the mild but spicey hint of clove/nutmeg/cinnamon/allspice ????...
this shit is awesome on it's own. but serving it on a hotdog is just over the top delicious. chez jay we pick whatever cheap soft hot dog buns that are on sale. then we typically go for Ballpark hotdogs because they're a big juicey weiner that stands up well to the chili. Hebrew National is a good alternative, though a very different experience as this thinner dog takes on a more subtle role from a texture perspective. either way finish these guys with finely grated yellow cheddar and onion.
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