Chimichurry? Chimicherry? The Funniest Ways People Spell Chimichurri
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Chimichurri or Chimichurry? The 25 Funniest Misspellings We’ve Seen
Let’s be honest: chimichurri is one of those words that looks like a tongue twister. Half the time, even Google isn’t sure what you meant.
And that’s okay. Because no matter how you spell it — chimichurry, chimichuri, chimi-curry, or even “chimmy cherry” — what you’re really searching for is flavor that slaps.
At Pablo Kim’s Chimichurri, we’ve seen (and laughed at) just about every version of the word. So today we’re celebrating the creativity of typos with a list of the most common misspellings.
The Top 25 Misspellings of Chimichurri
- Chimichuri
- Chimichurry
- Chimmichurri
- Chimichurrey
- Chimi churri
- Chimi churry
- Chimchurri
- Chimichirri
- Chemichurri
- Chamichurri
- Chumichurri
- Chomichurri
- Chimicherry
- Chimmychurri
- Chimicurri
- Shimichurri
- Jimichurri
- Chimi curry
- Chimmy curry
- Chimichurro
- Chimee churri
- Chimmichurry
- Chimchuri
- Chimichurr (forgot the last “i”)
- Chimichurey
Fun fact: We’ve actually had people email us asking if we sell “chimicherry sauce.” Sorry, no cherries — just herbs, garlic, vinegar, and the best oils we can get our hands on.
So, Which One Is Right?
The correct spelling is chimichurri (chee-mee-CHOO-ree). Born in Argentina, perfected in backyards everywhere, and now made fresh in small batches right here in California.
But here’s the thing: spelling doesn’t matter when you’re dipping bread, drizzling over steak, or turning boring chicken into something you actually want to eat.
No Matter How You Spell It, You’ll Love It
At the end of the day, the only thing that matters is flavor. And that’s where we come in.
- ✅ Fresh herbs, real garlic, premium oils
- ✅ No preservatives, ever
- ✅ Available in Original, Mild, and Spicy
👉 Shop the collection now and find your new favorite condiment.
Because whether you searched for chimichurry, chimi curry, or chimicherry, you’ve officially found the right place.
Final Word (And Pun Intended)
Life’s too short for bland food.
So go ahead — call it whatever you want.
Just don’t call it boring. 😉