Travis Kelce was totally wrong for dissing the Graeter's Skyline Chili-flavored ice cream, according to an Eater reporter.

The new Skyline Chili and Graeter's Ice Cream collaboration, Skyline Spice ice cream, is dividing the internet so we had to give it a try. The big picture: The limited-edition ice cream flavor from the two Ohio-based companies is available while supplies last.

Enquirer Food and Dining Writer Keith Pandolfi called the flavor "an instant classic." So, where can you get the Graeter's Skyline Chili ice cream?

Last week, when venerated Ohio ice cream purveyor Graeter’s announced that it would produce an ice cream inspired by Cincinnati’s beloved Skyline chili, I was admittedly a little repulsed. Even though I know that Midwesterners frequently eat cinnamon rolls alongside their chili,

Two iconic Ohio-based brands, Graeter’s Ice Cream, America’s oldest family-owned and operated craft ice cream maker, and Skyline Chili, the 75-year-old Cincinnati-style chili restaurant famous for its Cheese Coneys and Ways,

Jason Kelce is excited to review the new Graeter's Skyline Chili ice cream. Travis Kelce, however, feels differently.

JD Vance said he and Trump would stop a chili-flavored ice cream flavor from happening, but the Skyline/Graeter's collab is on its way.

Chili Spice Ice cream is now available as a limited-edition dessert. The French pot ice cream pairs with Skyline's chili spice mix and oyster crackers for a sweet and savory combo.

Graeter's Ice Cream and Skyline Chili are teaming up to offer a limited-edition ice cream inspired by the spices of Cincinnati chili. And we gave it a taste.