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Updated · Fox News · Jun 18

Steve Gelbs Rejects 1 Skyline Chili Coney Dog on Air

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Updated · Fox News · Jun 18

Steve Gelbs Rejects 1 Skyline Chili Coney Dog on Air

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 18

Steve Gelbs took one on-air bite of a Skyline Chili Coney dog and immediately panned it, saying he would "rather have a vending machine burrito."
The New York Mets reporter visibly hesitated before trying Cincinnati's signature dish, then struggled through the taste during the live segment.
Skyline Chili remains one of Cincinnati's most polarizing foods, known for chili-topped Coneys and spaghetti preparations that divide fans and critics.

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Mets Reporter Steve Gelbs Dislikes Skyline Chili Coney Dog On-Air

Mets field reporter Steve Gelbs runs a popular in-game hot dog rating segment called "Let's Be Frank." Rated a Skyline coney 1.3 and cringed, nearly wanting to spit it out. "Definitely not

Instagram6h ago

Mets Reporter Steve Gelbs tries Skyline Chili:, “I’m not trying to be hyperbolic. I’d rather have a vending machine burrito. I’m not kidding.”, #Reds

Why are our brains wired to instantly reject a food like Cincinnati's famous chili?

How did a chili famous for being hated become a beloved regional empire with over 100 locations?

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Mets Reporter Steve Gelbs Dislikes Skyline Chili Coney Dog On-Air

Mets field reporter Steve Gelbs runs a popular in-game hot dog rating segment called "Let's Be Frank." Rated a Skyline coney 1.3 and cringed, nearly wanting to spit it out. "Definitely not

Instagram6h ago

Mets Reporter Steve Gelbs tries Skyline Chili:, “I’m not trying to be hyperbolic. I’d rather have a vending machine burrito. I’m not kidding.”, #Reds

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