Chiliis one of the most belovedcomfort foodswith its hearty ingredients and delicious flavor.

While it can be delicious, it’s not always the best pick for your health.

Here’s how to spot the unhealthiest canned chilis on the shelves.

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“Saturated fat content is a concern, especially for anyone with cardiovascular disease.

The lower the amount of saturated fat in a product, the better.”

While it doesn’t have as much saturated fat, it still contains a large amount of sodium.

Gardein Plant-Based Chili With Beans

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With 8g per serving, that’s more than nearly every other can on this list.

However, if you’re watching your carbohydrate intake, then this should be on your radar.

With 4g of carbs, that’s nearly 20g less than most of the other chilies on this list.

True Primal Beef Chili

Courtesy of True Primal

Hormel Chili No Beans

Courtesy of Hormel

Wolf Brand No Beans Chili

Courtesy of Wolf Brand

Stagg Country Brand Chili With Beans

Courtesy of Hormel

Skyline Chili

Courtesy of Skyline

Amy’s Organic Medium Chili

Courtesy of Amy’s

Stagg Classic Chili With Beans

Courtesy of Hormel

Bush’s Chili Magic Campfire Style

Courtesy of Bush’s Beans