Chili Day 2025 is on Thursday, February 27, 2025: what are the chili peppers up to these days?

Thursday, February 27, 2025 is Chili Day 2025. Piping Hot Chili‎ Warm your bones with tangy, tasty chili from Wendy's. Try it today.

Some enjoy it hot, some enjoy it mild, some enjoy it on the top of the baked potato plus some prefer it without beans – but any way you like it, Chili Day is the best excuse for countless spicy food fans all across the globe to chow lower on the bowl from the fiery favourite.Though lots of people believe chill came from purely in Mexico, modern thinking indicates it's really produced in Texas and it is a mix of Native American, The spanish language and Mexican cuisines. This claim is supported because the very first ever written mention of the chili happened in Dallas in 1828.Though no official public holiday, Chili Day is broadly celebrated with lots of restaurants offering free product samples that belongs to them unique quality recipes. Others mark your day having a huge chill party to see relatives and buddies – or just make certain they've chill for supper!

A little bedtime reading:

Anthony Kiedis told Rolling Stone in an interview published May 20, 2008 that the Red Hot Chili Peppers are "disbanded for the moment." Following the last leg of the tour promoting Stadium Arcadium, the band members have been on a break. Kiedis attributes this to the band being worn out from their years of nonstop work since Californication. Kiedis explained that he is currently preoccupied with taking care of his new son, while Flea is experimenting with new musical ideas, Frusciante is continuing his solo career, and Chad Smith is in Japan working with a jazz band. The band plans to remain on hiatus for "a minimum of one year." However, Kiedis has stated that he is eager to start thinking about new material.

Nevertheless, band members appear divided as to what they want for the future of the band. Although they are heavily rumored to headline the 2009 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in April in Indio, California.

According to Smith, the group was to get together to discuss their next album tentatively in September 2008. Smith went on to say that "some of our best stuff is yet to come. For some reason we have a special thing, the four of us. We've changed the chemistry of the band a couple of times. When John [Frusciante] rejoined for the second time, we were like: 'This is a special chemistry we have.'" However, Flea enrolled at USC fall 2008 and stated that the Red Hot Chili Peppers are on a "major hiatus", the duration of which will be "two years". According to Flea, "We just needed two years. We had our noses to the grindstones so hard for so long. We needed to get away from it and get a fresh perspective on things." He also stated that they have no tenth album planned, yet he has also stated that he is very anxious to release more music. In early 2009, Frusciante stated that: "the official news is just that there's no plans to do anything and we're on a hiatus of an indefinite length. There's just absolutely no plans to do anything and, that's it. Yeah, we worked really hard for ten years and, you know, there's other things in life."

The band's newest recording was in 2008 with George Clinton (who also produced 1985's "Freaky Styley") on his latest album "George Clinton and His Gangsters of Love". Accompained by Kim Manning, the band recorded a new version of Shirley and Lee's classic "Let the Good Times Roll".

Have you seen what passes for chili these days?

You must be a Texican.Only Texicans refuse to put beans in chili.Chili,like any other food,should be made the way the maker likes it not to please some self-appointed chili czar.

Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Green Day?

Red Hot Chili Peppers HANDS DOWN

Green Day sucks