Chili's used at the One Stop Coney Shop

Both sauces are similar is composition and ingredients. However, Basically, Detroit chili sauce is generally wetter or sloppier than Flint chili sauce. Neither sauce uses red sauce, chili sauce, beans nor sauerkraut. They are as real as one can get to Flint and Detroit style sauces.

Flint Style:

Distributed by Koegel Meats Inc, Koegel's 'Flint Style' coney sauce is made by Abbott's Meats.

The key to Flint Style is it uses dry, loose meat in the coney sauce, in the tradition of the famous Flint Coney Island, Angelo's.

Detroit Style:

Made by Koegel Meats Inc., Detroit Style chili is a blend of flour, cracker meal and unique Koegle's spices which creates the coney island topping used for creating the Detroit style Coney Island flavor.

Koegel's product is made and used in many coney island restaurants in the Detroit area.