These days, chili comes in various regional styles.

Texas-style chili, often called chili con carne, is typically meat-based with little to no beans.

Southwestern-style chili incorporates green or red chilies.

A white cup filled to the brim with chili set against a vibrant background.

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Of course, some chilis are a blend of several styles.

Here’s where to get the best chili on the go.

Potbelly’s take onchiliis thicker than many of the others on this list.

wendy’s chili

Wendy’s

It’s heavier on the meat than the beans.

The tomato-based sauce has a peppery flavor that’s more savory than spicy.

The chili itself is the traditional American style with a tomato base and meaty chunks of beef.

skyline chili spaghetti

Skyline Chili/Facebook

This chain’s chili is so popular you could buy it by the can at many stores oronline.

culvers chili

Culver’s

Potbelly Chili

Potbelly Sandwich Works / Facebook

Swenson’s chili

Swensons Drive-In Restaurants/Facebook

Panera Bread Hearty Fireside Chili

Panera Bread

Waffle House Bert’s Chili

Waffle House

firehouse subs chili

Firehouse Subs

steak n shake chili

Steak ‘n Shake / Facebook