TEXAS RED CHILI BOWL

Texas Roadhouse Texas Red Chili Price, Nutrition, Allergen

ItemCalories (No Beans)Price
Cup (Sidekick)230 – 250 Calories$3.99 – $4.99
Bowl (Appetizer/Entree)400 – 500 Calories$5.99 – $7.99

Made-from-scratch recipe, topped with cheddar cheese and onions

Choose Option

Choose One Option

  • Texas Red Chili Cup (No Beans) – +$3.99 adds 280 cal
  • Texas Red Chili Bowl (No Beans) – +$4.99 adds 550 cal

🍽️ Nutrition Table

The most common version is the Cup Size, served as a Sidekick, with no beans. The table below uses the nutritional data for the Cup (Sidekick) with No Beans and standard toppings (cheddar cheese and onion) for comparison:

NutrientValue% Daily Value (DV)
Calories250
Total Fat15g19%
Saturated Fat5g25%
Cholesterol50mg17%
Sodium800mg35%
Total Carbohydrate13g5%
Dietary Fiber3g11%
Sugars4g
Protein17g

⚠️ Allergens Table

AllergenPresence
MilkYES (Cheddar cheese topping, and milk may be an ingredient in the chili base itself)
WheatLikely (Possible cross-contamination or thickeners in chili base)
SoyLikely (Possible in seasonings or oil)

📝 How to Order (Step-by-Step Guide)

The Chili is unique because it can be ordered as a Side or a Main Item:

  1. Choose Your Purpose: Decide if you want it as a small side or a larger meal:
    • Sidekick: Order the “Cup of Chili” (usually 1 of your 2 side choices for an entree).
    • Main/Starter: Order the “Bowl of Chili” (listed as an appetizer or a main meal).
  2. Specify Toppings: The standard toppings are shredded Cheddar cheese and diced red onions. You can request these be omitted. Some locations may offer sour cream as well.
  3. Confirm Beans (Optional): In Texas-style chili, beans are often omitted. If you prefer beans, you must specifically ask if the location offers chili with beans, as this is not standard everywhere.
  4. Enjoy: It is served hot and usually comes with a spoon and maybe a side of crackers or a piece of their famous bread.

👯 Similar Items to Order

  1. Beef
  2. Road Kill Chop Steak
  3. Loaded Baked Potato

❓FAQs

1. Q: Does the Texas Roadhouse chili have beans?

A: The signature Texas Roadhouse recipe is for Texas Red Chili, which traditionally means no beans. However, some individual restaurant locations may offer a version with beans, or may substitute it, so it’s always best to ask your server.

2. Q: What toppings are served with the chili?

A: The chili is traditionally topped with a generous amount of shredded Cheddar cheese and diced red onions. You can request to have either or both omitted.

3. Q: Is the Texas Red Chili very spicy?

A: The Texas Red Chili has a mild to moderate heat level. It is flavorful and well-seasoned with chili powder and spices, but it is not excessively hot and is generally suitable for most diners.

4. Q: Can I substitute a cup of chili for one of my side items?

A: Yes. A cup of Texas Red Chili can often be chosen as one of your two “Sidekick” side items when ordering a steak or entrée dinner, though some restaurants might charge a small upgrade fee.

5. Q: Is the chili made with ground beef or cubed meat?

A: Texas Roadhouse typically uses ground beef in their chili recipe, giving it a thick, dense texture that is well-suited for a side or appetizer.

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