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'''Chili''' (also spelled '''Chilli''') may be: '''Chili''' (also spelled '''Chilli''') may be:


* ], the fruit and plant of any one of several species of the genus Capsicum * ], the fruit and plant of any one of several hot species of the genus Capsicum
* ], a spicy stew-like dish traditionally made with chile peppers and beef * ], a spicy stew-like dish traditionally made with chile peppers and beef
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Chili (also spelled Chilli) may be:

  • Chile pepper, the fruit and plant of any one of several hot species of the genus Capsicum
  • Chili con carne, a spicy stew-like dish traditionally made with chile peppers and beef
  • Cincinnati style chili
  • Chili powder, a spice mix containing cumin, dried ground peppers and other spices, traditionally used to flavor this dish, or to impart its unique flavor to other Southwestern cuisine
  • Chili, New York, a suburb of Rochester, New York
  • Red Hot Chili Peppers, a funk rock band whose name is often shortened to "the Chilis"
  • Chili Palmer, a character in Elmore Leonard's books Get Shorty and Be Cool; played by John Travolta in the movies based on the books
  • Chili's, a chain of over 1,000 casual dining restaurants throughout the United States and around the world.
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