October 06, 2021

The Best Worst Twitter Reactions to Cincinnati Chili

By CityBeat Staff

Cincinnati chili can be a very divisive topic — some people love it and, for some reason, a lot of people seem to hate it. And, not surprisingly, Twitter users have a lot to say about it. Also, it's spelled CinciNNati not CincinaTTi.
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The Best Worst Twitter Reactions to Cincinnati Chili
CityBeat Staff

Is it though?

Is it though?

The idea of Cincinnati chili NOT existing haunts me, LISA!

The idea of Cincinnati chili NOT existing haunts me, LISA!

That is an unfair comparison, the texture is only reminiscent.

That is an unfair comparison, the texture is only reminiscent.

The only regret you'll have is not getting more oyster crackers.

The only regret you'll have is not getting more oyster crackers.

Is it really Tony?

Is it really Tony?

You've gotta take the good with the bad.

You've gotta take the good with the bad.

And what about it?

And what about it?

Justice for #pumpkinspicechili

Justice for #pumpkinspicechili

I'm starting to think people don't understand flavor.

I'm starting to think people don't understand flavor.

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