Hormel Chili No Beans – Cleaner-Label Pantry Protein with No Preservatives, 19 oz Can
Hormel Chili No Beans – Cleaner-Label Pantry Protein with No Preservatives, 19 oz Can
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Why you'll love it
- Three size options (19 oz, 25 oz, 38 oz) match single-person, couple, and family portion needs
- 15g of protein per serving delivers filling nutrition without meal prep
- No preservatives and no artificial ingredients appeal to cleaner-label shoppers
- Bean-free formula suits people who dislike bean texture or are sensitive to legumes
- Ready-to-eat format saves 20–30 minutes versus cooking chili from scratch
- Long shelf life makes it a reliable, low-cost pantry staple
- Thick sauce and meat texture described as 'divine'
- Can size is perfect for 2 people
- Very little grease compared to other brands
- Smoother consistency with no chunks of onions
- Tastes like famous Tommy's chain chili
- Slightly sweet taste makes it kid-friendly
- Not spicy
- Larger can size than typically found in stores
- Consistent can-to-can flavor
- Subscribing via monthly delivery saves $4/month and ~$50/year vs store
- Price cheaper on Amazon than grocery store ($1.35)
- Quick delivery when unable to leave house
- Not expired upon arrival
- Cans have been a pantry staple for decades
- Texture is 'perfect' for chili dogs
- Hearty and filling for a quick meal
- Easy to make
Perfect for
- Heat-and-eat weeknight dinner over rice, hot dogs, or baked potatoes
- Quick base for chili mac, chili cheese fries, or coney dogs
- Pantry-staple protein for emergency meals or power outages
- Campfire or tailgate meal that needs no refrigeration before opening
- Lunch at the office when there is no time to cook from scratch
- Recipe ingredient (general cooking)
- Nacho dipping
- Chili mac preparation
- Grilled sliders (discovered via Super Bowl party)
- Hot dog pizza (chili, cheese, onions, mustard drizzle)
- Spreading on crispy chicken with cheese
- Quick meal when unable to leave the house
- Canned food relied on by those with limited kitchen access
Product Information
Includes one 19 oz can of Hormel Chili No Beans No preservatives added No artificial ingredients 15g of protein per serving
Package Dimensions : 4.49 x 4.21 x 3.35 inches; 1.19 Pounds Item model number : 35898 UPC : 037600446150 Manufacturer : Hormel Units : 1 Count Best Sellers Rank: #12,868 in Grocery & Gourmet Food Ingredients Water, Beef and Pork, Textured Soy Flour, Oatmeal, Corn Flour, Chili Powder (Chili Peppers, Flavoring), Contains 2% or Less of Sugar, Salt, Modified Corn Starch, Hydrolyzed Soy, Corn, and Wheat Protein, Tomato Paste, Flavoring, Yeast Extract, Spices. Contains: Soy, Wheat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this chili fit a cleaner-label eating routine?
Yes. The recipe has no preservatives added and no artificial ingredients, which appeals to shoppers who prioritize cleaner pantry staples for personal wellness.
Is it lower in grease than other canned chilis?
Yes. Many customers report that it has very little grease compared to other brands, so you are not left with a heavy oil layer when you heat and serve it.
Is this a good option if I am sensitive to beans or legumes?
Yes. The recipe is completely bean-free, making it a better fit for people who dislike bean texture or have sensitivities to legumes.
Can I rely on this as a stress-free pantry meal for self-care nights?
Yes. The long shelf life and ready-to-eat format make it easy to keep on hand for nights when you want a filling, comforting meal without the stress of cooking from scratch.
Does the 15g of protein per serving support a more filling, mindful meal?
Yes. A protein-forward meal tends to be more satiating than carb-heavy options, which can support mindful eating and help you feel satisfied on smaller portions.
How does this compare to a low-sodium or diet chili?
Unlike many diet chilis that sacrifice flavor and texture, this recipe delivers a thick, meat-forward sauce with traditional chili powder and spices, so you get taste and satisfaction without a specialized formula.
Is the smooth consistency easier on sensitive stomachs?
Yes. Customers note a smoother consistency with no large chunks of onions, which can be gentler for people with sensitive digestion who prefer a finer texture.
Can I keep cans in my pantry for emergency or wellness meal planning?
Yes. The cans have a months-long shelf life and are a reliable staple for emergency meals, power outages, or simply weeks when you do not want to plan a complex menu.
Will I get tired of the flavor if I eat it regularly?
Customers report consistent can-to-can flavor, and because it works in so many dishes (chili dogs, chili mac, nachos, baked potatoes), you can rotate preparations to keep meals interesting.
Is this a good option for someone with limited kitchen access, like a nursing home resident?
Yes. The ready-to-eat format requires only basic heating, making it a practical pantry staple for people who depend on others for cooked meals or have limited kitchen equipment.
How does the slightly sweet taste fit a comfort-food ritual?
The mildly sweet, kid-friendly flavor profile makes it a gentle comfort food, which is useful for wind-down dinners or cozy nights when you want something familiar and easy.
Can I use this chili in a recipe that feels more homemade and nourishing?
Yes. It works as a base for chili mac, chili cheese fries, coney dogs, and nachos, so you can build a more involved, satisfying meal without starting from scratch.
Is the price lower than what I would pay at a grocery store?
Yes. The Amazon price is often cheaper than typical grocery store pricing, and the monthly subscription saves roughly $4 per month and about $50 per year compared to store purchases.
How do I heat Hormel Chili No Beans from the can?
You can heat the chili on the stovetop by pouring it into a saucepan and warming over medium heat for 3 to 5 minutes, or in the microwave by placing it in a microwave-safe bowl, covering loosely, and heating for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring halfway through. Always stir before serving.
What is the best way to store unopened cans of this chili?
Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place like a pantry, cupboard, or shelf. Avoid extreme heat or direct sunlight. The cans are shelf-stable for months, so you can keep a small stockpile on hand for quick meals and emergencies.
How long does an opened can last in the refrigerator?
Once opened, transfer any leftover chili to a sealed container and refrigerate. It will stay fresh for about 3 to 4 days. For best quality, cover tightly and reheat only the portion you plan to eat.
Does this chili pair well with rice, hot dogs, or baked potatoes?
Yes. It is a versatile topping for white or brown rice, grilled or boiled hot dogs, baked potatoes, chili mac, nachos, and chili cheese fries. The thick sauce and meat texture hold up well over starches and in casseroles.
Can I use this chili as an ingredient in recipes like chili mac or coney dogs?
Yes. It works as a ready-made base for chili mac, coney dogs, hot dog pizza, grilled sliders, and nacho dips, so you can skip the seasoning packet and pre-cooked ground beef steps in many traditional recipes.
What is included in a single order or subscription shipment?
A standard order is a single can in your chosen size (19 oz, 25 oz, or 38 oz). The monthly subscription option ships 12 cans per shipment, and shrink-wrapped 4-can packs of dented cans are also available at a discount for subscribers.
Are the cans safe to eat if they arrive dented?
The shrink-wrapped 4-can packs are sold specifically as a subscription offering of dented cans at a reduced price. Dented cans from this listing are still sealed and safe to consume as long as the seal is intact and the can is not bulging or leaking.
Does this chili contain any common allergens I should know about?
The recipe includes beef, pork, and textured soy flour. If you have a soy allergy or sensitivity, you should review the full ingredient list on the can before consuming, as the product is not soy-free.
What is the difference between canned chili and chili made from a seasoning packet?
Canned chili like this one is fully cooked, pre-seasoned, and ready to heat, while chili from a seasoning packet requires you to brown ground beef, add tomato sauce or water, and simmer for 20 to 30 minutes. Canned chili saves significant prep time and is more consistent in flavor from batch to batch.
