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Little history. You fellows up north may never have had a bowl of Wolf Brand Chili and not know what I'm talking about. Wolf Brand Chili had it's beginning here in Corsicana. A Butcher named Lyman would take his cuttings and make chili and sell a bowl for 5 cents and all the crackers you could eat on Beaton street. When they started canning it they changed the name to Wolf Brand because he had a pet wolf. They built these Wolf Brand Chili Mobiles for their traveling sales people. Had one lady who drove around and sold for them. Here is a couple of pictures taken yesterday as they delivered a remade one to Pioneer Village. It ran out of gas as he was trying to get it in the barn. So we had to push it into it's new home.

Yep, I've had that. Good stuff. Thanks Wayne, really interesting.

I can say I've never had wolf brand chili i usually make my own hot enough so my forehead sweats. That is a really cool truck and love the idea they still delivered. Isn't it hot enough down there with out eating hot chili.

I don't eat it hot either. I'm a real weenie when it comes to hot stuff. lol

We have wolf brand chili here in Nebraska. Had a bowl and I didn't run out of gas for a week!

I wonder if that would work in my truck.thanks for the info Les

Wayne , that is the "only " brand worth eating !
I have been in that original building in Corsicana , its now a bodyshop , painted names on the walls , well it was 10 years ago .
Mike B
New Braunfels TX

Mike, If you came back for another tour I would give you the deluxe 50 cent tour and could get you into all the top spots free. My X wife used to say I told people way more than they wanted to know, I think she was jealous and being tacky.

Wayne I can't say I have ever heard of Wolf chili. That is a very neat truck. Thanks for posting the story and pictures.