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1. www.foodandwine.com › travel › united-statesSkyline Chili, Explained by a Cincinnatian - Food & Wine

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   Jan 29, 2023 · But what are so many people so mean about this beloved local dish? Here's a brief history of Cincinnati chili, how to order it, and the best way to eat it.

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3. www.mashed.com › 142210The Untold Truth Of Skyline Chili - Mashed

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   Jan 25, 2022 · Cincinnati chili, the dish spooned up at the wildly popular regional franchise Skyline Chili, is alternately beloved and hated. Sought after by rabid fans and passionately hated by at least one Deadspin reporter, the meat-based chili is sweet, strange, and often served atop a bed of spaghetti.

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4. www.mashed.com › 323832The Truth About Skyline Chili's Secret Ingredient - Mashed

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   Feb 1, 2021 · The original recipe from Skyline Chili founder Nicholas Lambrinides has remained unchanged since the day it was invented and is locked in a bank vault, Food & Wine reports. Even franchise owners aren't allowed to know the mystery ingredient!

5. www.thetakeout.com › cincinnati-skyline-chiliCincinnati Chili Is Really Just Greek Bolognese - The Takeout

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   Jan 2, 2020 · Since then, almost every chili parlor in Cincinnati has been a direct or indirect descendent or Empress. The city's most popular chain, Skyline—opened in 1949 by Nick Lambrindes, formerly of Empress Chili—is the most well known, though the region is home to more than 300 Cincinnati-style chili parlors. And if you think the Greek-American ...

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6. local12.com › news › localSkyline Chili over the years: Iconic brand eyes expansion in ...

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   Jul 14, 2024 · Skyline Chili is celebrating its 75th year in business, and new CEO Dick Williams spoke with the Business Courier about the restaurant chain’s plans for expansion in 2024 and beyond. That Q&A...

7. www.msn.com › en-us › foodanddrinkSkyline Chili, quirky culinary tradition from Cincinnati ...

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   Skyline Chili is a culinary landmark in Cincinnati, Ohio, famed for its signature spaghetti topped with chili and cheese, causing both addiction and revulsion.

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   Why is Skyline Chili so famous?

   • And when he did finally strike out on his own, Lambrinides went truly rogue with his signature mix of flavors. His secret family recipe for chili soon became the best-known regional dish in the city. The story of Skyline Chili is the quintessential example of a cultural melting pot.

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   Does Skyline Chili have chili?

   • While you can make your own Cincinnati chili at home, or snag a can of the good stuff at Ohio grocery stores, locals love to enjoy their favorite food at Skyline Chili. The local chain restaurant has been serving up massive helpings of the iconic dish since 1949.

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   Who invented Skyline Chili?

   • Lambrinides and his sons l aunched the first Skyline Chili restaurant in downtown Cincinnati in 1949. And when he did finally strike out on his own, Lambrinides went truly rogue with his signature mix of flavors. His secret family recipe for chili soon became the best-known regional dish in the city.

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   Is Skyline Chili America's quirkiest culinary idiom?

   • Skyline Chili may be America's quirkiest culinary idiom. The signature dish of Cincinnati, Ohio — it's also the name of the casual-dining chain that made it famous — is nothing more than spaghetti topped with chili and piled high with shredded cheddar cheese.

   Skyline Chili, quirky culinary tradition from Cincinnati, causes deep rift b…

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   Why is Skyline Chili called Skyline?

   • Because that's what you're doing." Skyline Chili was quite literally named by, and for, Cincinnati. The first Skyline location on Gateway Avenue overlooked the city's stunning riverfront views, and Lambrinides and his sons named their restaurant accordingly.

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   Is Skyline Chili a rabid dish?

   • Cincinnati chili, the dish spooned up at the wildly popular regional franchise Skyline Chili, is alternately beloved and hated. Sought after by rabid fans and passionately hated by at least one Deadspin reporter, the meat-based chili is sweet, strange, and often served atop a bed of spaghetti.

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9. www.uponarriving.com › chili-cincinnatiCincinnati Chili: From Greek Roots to Skyline Bowls, A History

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   Dec 6, 2023 · Many folks are surprised when they learn that the “chili” topping their hotdog has roots tracing back to Greek and Macedonian immigrants who arrived over a century ago. In the late 1800s, Greece grappled with a substantial economic downturn, sparking a worldwide migration surge.