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  • Mr. Perfect

    That is a good product for sure. You should be happy with that result. Cheers!

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  • select-fire

    Great Job

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  • armilite

    I meant Powdered Barkeepers Friend I had also tried the Barkeepers Friend stainless steel polish but it didn't work as well.

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  • armilite
    Mr. Perfect: 30429050101275/comments/30429062347803

    That is a good product for sure. You should be happy with that result. Cheers!

    I'm very happy this weekends chili can attest to that.πŸ˜ƒ

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  • BobJudy

    Glad it worked for you.

    Now for the important question - beans or no beans in the chili?πŸ˜€ Bob

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  • Mr. Perfect
    BobJudy: 30429050101275/comments/30429080155931

    Glad it worked for you.

    Now for the important question - beans or no beans in the chili?πŸ˜€ Bob

    If you add beans to chili you end up with some sort of stew. Chili does not have beans, by definition.

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  • select-fire
    Mr. Perfect: 30429050101275/comments/30429071589403

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11359629#Comment_11359629

    If you add beans to chili you end up with some sort of stew. Chili does not have beans, by definition.

    No beans for me... only kind I like are Jelly Beans.

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  • BobJudy
    Mr. Perfect: 30429050101275/comments/30429071589403

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11359629#Comment_11359629

    If you add beans to chili you end up with some sort of stew. Chili does not have beans, by definition.

    Well I ain't a Texican and mom's chili always had beans. Nowadays if I have some without beans it tastes like something is missing. Without beans it becomes a hotdog topping.


    The Great Chili Debate: Beans or No Beans?
    To bean, or not to bean. When you're making a pot of chili, that is the question. And depending on whether or not you're from Texas, there is a very definitive answer.

    To each their own. Bob

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  • Mr. Perfect
    BobJudy: 30429050101275/comments/30429065403163

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11359631#Comment_11359631

    Well I ain't a Texican and mom's chili always had beans. Nowadays if I have some without beans it tastes like something is missing. Without beans it becomes a hotdog topping.

    https://www.southernliving.com/food/dish/chili/chili-recipe-debate-with-or-no-beans

    To each their own. Bob

    As you can see from your article, chili does not have beans.

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  • BobJudy
    Mr. Perfect: 30429050101275/comments/30429050616475

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11359635#Comment_11359635

    As you can see from your article, chili does not have beans.

    Well actually it said the ICS, (International Chili Society) forbids beans. Further research says they do this so the beans don't mask the flavor of the meat in chili competitions. The authors of the article said they straddle the fence and have posted recipes both with and without beans. It also mentions the spread of chili across the country in the mid 1900's, both with and without beans. They also described the original no bean as a stew. So enjoy your no bean stew and I will enjoy mine with beans. Ain't it great we have choices?πŸ˜‹ Bob

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  • armilite
    BobJudy: 30429050101275/comments/30429080155931

    Glad it worked for you.

    Now for the important question - beans or no beans in the chili?πŸ˜€ Bob

    I wouldn't touch that with a 10 foot pole yet alone with or without noodles of some kind.

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  • BobJudy
    armilite: 30429050101275/comments/30429062734107

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11359629#Comment_11359629

    I wouldn't touch that with a 10 foot pole yet alone with or without noodles of some kind.

    You are a wise man! Sorry I hijacked the thread, but I couldn't resist pulling some chains.😁 Bob

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  • Ruger4me

    Well living in Texas and years ago competing in a few competitions I'm team no beans if ya gonna call it chilli, but I do also enjoy "chilli beans" on occasion, what I can't and won't accept is the stuff in Cincinnati with the cinnamon and chocolate... but then again that is another debate that has nothing to do with the cleaning of the pot!🀣

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  • Mr. Perfect
    BobJudy: 30429050101275/comments/30429065500059

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11359642#Comment_11359642

    Well actually it said the ICS, (International Chili Society) forbids beans. Further research says they do this so the beans don't mask the flavor of the meat in chili competitions. The authors of the article said they straddle the fence and have posted recipes both with and without beans. It also mentions the spread of chili across the country in the mid 1900's, both with and without beans. They also described the original no bean as a stew. So enjoy your no bean stew and I will enjoy mine with beans. Ain't it great we have choices?πŸ˜‹ Bob

    No.

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  • Merlinnv12

    Beans beans, they warm your heart.

    The more you eat, the more you toot.

    The more you toot, the better you feel.

    So eat beans for every meal.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Pot cleaned up nice. Good job.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    You beat me to it Bob.

    Chili without Beans, is only good for hotdogs. πŸ€”πŸ˜‰πŸ˜‚

    (And) I make a mean pot of Chili and it ain't no "Stew."

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  • yoshmyster

    I guess it looked worse than it really was. So no Mo' Powa tools?

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  • armilite
    Ruger4me: 30429050101275/comments/30429062808731

    Well living in Texas and years ago competing in a few competitions I'm team no beans if ya gonna call it chilli, but I do also enjoy "chilli beans" on occasion, what I can't and won't accept is the stuff in Cincinnati with the cinnamon and chocolate... but then again that is another debate that has nothing to do with the cleaning of the pot!🀣

    I have to agree with your take on the Cincinnati chili cinnamon has no right to be in chili.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Anyone ever use Barkeeper's Friend to clean a firearm?

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  • Butchdog2

    This has to be the longest thread ever on how to clean a dang pot😁

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  • Mr. Perfect
    Butchdog2: 30429050101275/comments/30429050954651

    This has to be the longest thread ever on how to clean a dang pot😁

    You must be new here.

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  • Butchdog2

    Ha, Ha

    Been around since 2001, just never could get logged in on the forum side until last major shake up.

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  • austin20
    Butchdog2: 30429050101275/comments/30429050954651

    This has to be the longest thread ever on how to clean a dang pot😁

    Just make sure you get out all the stems and .... er never mind.

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  • select-fire
    Mr. Perfect: 30429050101275/comments/30429080615707

    Anyone ever use Barkeeper's Friend to clean a firearm?

    No but I might give it a try

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  • Mr. Perfect
    select-fire: 30429050101275/comments/30429063132827

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11359769#Comment_11359769

    No but I might give it a try

    If/when you do, I will be curious as to your results.

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  • Butchdog2

    I thought you were supposed to chew the stems😁

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  • armilite
    Butchdog2: 30429050101275/comments/30429050954651

    This has to be the longest thread ever on how to clean a dang pot😁

    You think that's bad you really need to check out the I just came in from the garden thread from a few years back.



    Last post was in October of 2020.

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