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Haha, I’ll try to remember to take a pic next time I make chili
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I use McCormick Texas style seasoning packets. How much flour do you use? I thought about that...

Harassment aside, I use McCormick too and mine does not come out soupy. Might be to much water or tomato juice. Or possible just an old packet of seasoning.
 

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Harassment aside, I use McCormick too and mine does not come out soupy. Might be to much water or tomato juice. Or possible just an old packet of seasoning.
No water added, I used a large can of tomato juice. I like it just fine this way. Toss in a crumbled up piece of cornbread and WALLAH, no more soup.
 

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I’d guess it’s about a tablespoon of flour, mix it in a quarter cup of warm water and add to chili, it thickens as it simmers
 

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No water added, I used a large can of tomato juice. I like it just fine this way. Toss in a crumbled up piece of cornbread and WALLAH, no more soup.


Ever try it with V8? I use it in place of tomato juice in some of my cooking.
 

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