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🥓 bacon

There is even an International Bacon Day for bacon lovers to celebrate. This emoji is often used to represent bacon in the context of breakfast🥚 chats, food discussions, or when expressing a craving for this delicious treat.

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🐖 pig

The pig emoji is typically used to represent the animal itself or as a symbol of pork or bacon, or represent farming, and can also be used in contexts related to gluttony, messiness, or luck (as in a "lucky pig🐖").

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🥪 sandwich

This is a sandwich that consists of two or more slices of bread🍞 with various fillings in between, such as cheese🧀, ham, lettuce, tomato🍅, bacon, avocado, and more. You can customize your sandwich to suit your taste and preferences.

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🫓 flatbread

This is a round, flat piece of bread, typically shown in a light brown color, mimicking the golden-brown crust of a freshly baked flatbread. The texture is hinted at with lines across the surface, suggesting the characteristic marks left by the baking process. It can be used to represent any type of thin, unleavened bread that is cooked on a flat surface, such as a griddle or a skillet🍳. Flatbreads are one of the oldest and most widespread forms of bread in the world. They have been made by various cultures and civilizations for thousands of years, using different grains, methods, and seasonings. Some flatbreads are eaten plain, while others are stuffed, folded, or wrapped around various fillings🌯. Some examples of flatbreads are tortilla, naan, pita🥙, arepa, lavash, matzah and chinese bing. It's often used in conversations about food, particularly when discussing recipes or meals that involve types of flatbread. It can also be used to represent the concept of basic necessities, as bread is often seen as a symbol of sustenance. In a more playful context, it might be used in a conversation about a 'flat' joke, playing on the word 'flat' in its name.

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🐷 pig face

. 🐷 is typically used to represent the animal itself or as a symbol of pork or bacon, or represent farming, and can also be used in contexts related to gluttony, messiness, or luck (as in a "lucky pig").

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🥯 bagel

This emoji🥯 is a bagel, a type of round bread with a hole in the middle. It looks like a doughnut🍩, but they are not the same type of food. Bagels need to be boiled and baked and taste chewy, while 🍩doughnuts are fried desserts and taste sweet and fluffy. Bagels can be cut in half and filled with cream cheese, butter🧈, jam, or other fillings, resembling a delicious sandwich. Bagels have a long history that dates back to the 17th century. They originated in Jewish communities in Poland, where they were called *beygl*. They were brought to America by Jewish immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and became a staple food in New York City. Primarily, 🥯 is used to represent the bagel, especially in the context of breakfast or brunch. It's a common sight in messages discussing food choices, grocery lists, or morning routines. As this is a low-fat, healthy food, it will also often appear in topics related to weight loss, exercise and fitness.

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🍟 french fries

This emoji presents a red carton brimming with golden, crispy fries. The fries, depicted in a vibrant yellow, are irregularly shaped, sticking out from the top of the carton in a playful, enticing manner. The platform Apple add an emoji😊 to the red carton and we(EmojiAll) add our logo to the red carton. Originating from Belgium in the 17th century, these deep-fried potato strips quickly became a global sensation. The french fries are thin strips of potato that are deep-fried and seasoned with salt. They are usually served as a side dish or a snack, often with ketchup🍅, mayonnaise, or other sauces. 🍟 is primarily used to represent the actual food item, french fries. As one of the iconic foods of fast food, it's also often used in the context of expressing a craving for fast food🍔 in general. It's also used to convey a sense of indulgence or treating oneself. For example, "It's Friday night, time to 🍟!" Here, the emoji stands in for the idea of indulging in something enjoyable or comforting, much like the act of enjoying a serving of fries. Moreover, in the context of health and fitness discussions, this emoji can be used to symbolize unhealthy eating habits or a cheat day😋.

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🥑 avocado

This emoji🥑 appears as a halved avocado. The outer layer, or the skin, showcases a darker tone, simulating the rough, bumpy texture of a real avocado's exterior. Nestled within this outer shell is its flesh with the color of creamier and lighter green. The circular brown seed embedded in the center is the large, hard pit of an avocado. The avocado has a long history of being a source of food, oil, and medicine for many cultures around the world. The word "avocado" comes from the Spanish word "aguacate", which in turn comes from the Nahuatl word "ahuacatl", meaning "testicle", because of the shape and size of the fruit. It can serve as a simple representation of the avocado. Beyond this, it can also denote a love for healthy food, a plant-based diet, or a fondness for guacamole. Moreover, You may often see this emoji in fitness-related topics, as avocado is a highly nutritious and very popular food with fitness people🏋️‍♀. It can also be used in some situations to imply boredom or lack of interest🥱.

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🥬 leafy green

This is a leafy, verdant green vegetable with white stalks. The color is a vibrant mix of light and dark green shades, hinting at the vegetable's crisp and refreshing nature. It does not have the distinctive characteristics of a particular vegetable, so it may represent different kinds of greens, such as rape, lettuce, chard, or Chinese cabbage like bok choy. The history of leafy greens dates back to ancient times, when people cultivated various plants for their edible leaves. Some of the earliest greens were wild mustard, kale, and spinach. Lettuce was first grown in Egypt around 4500 BC and was considered a sacred plant by the pharaohs. Chinese cabbage was developed in China around 500 AD and became a staple food for many Asian cultures. Most commonly, it's used in the context of healthy eating, dieting, or vegetarianism, often in conversations about salads🥗, sandwiches🥪, or other dishes where vegetable plays a prominent role. Additionally, it might be used in discussions about gardening or farming, symbolizing the joy of growing your own food. In some specific contexts, the emoji can be used to symbolize money💵 in internet slang, as 'lettuce' is sometimes used as a slang term for cash, especially in the United States.

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🍕 pizza

This emoji depicts a slice of pizza with a triangular shape and a crust at the bottom. The slice is usually topped with cheese, tomato sauce, pepperoni and other ingredients. Originating from Naples, Italy, in the late 18th century, pizza was initially a meal for the poor, a simple flatbread topped with whatever was available. However, it wasn't until the Margherita pizza, garnished with tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil to represent the Italian flag, was reportedly made for Queen Margherita👸 that pizza began to gain prestige. Today, pizza is a global phenomenon, with countless variations and styles, from the thin, crispy crusts of Italian pizza to the deep-dish style famous in Chicago. The pizza emoji 🍕 can be used to represent the pizza itself, or symbolize a love for Italian cuisine or the food in general. In a broader sense, it can represent a shared experience or communal meal, as pizza is often enjoyed in a group setting. It can also be used to represent Italian culture or heritage, as well as to celebrate National Pizza Day📅 on February 9.

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🥞 pancakes

This emoji illustrates a mouthwatering stack of round, golden-brown pancakes, complete with a delightful pat of butter melting on top, drizzled with a generous pour of maple syrup. The pancakes are round and fluffy, and look delicious. In the design of some platforms, the pancakes are placed on a plate🍽️. The emoji represents the popular breakfast dish of pancakes, which are usually made from a batter of flour, eggs, milk, and baking powder, and cooked on a griddle or frying pan. Pancakes are usually served with butter🧈, syrup, fruit🍓, whipped cream, or other toppings. Different cultures have their own versions of pancakes, such as crepes in France, blini in Russia, injera in Ethiopia, and dosa in India. In some countries, such as the UK, Ireland, Australia, and Canada, pancakes are traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday, also known as Pancake Day, which is the day before Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent. 🥞 can be used to express one's love for pancakes or breakfast in general. declaring the start of a lazy weekend or a well-deserved cheat day. Beyond the common uses, it is also often used to symbolize a post-workout⛹ meal, symbolizing the balance between indulgence and discipline. Sometimes, the emoji is used to describe someone who has a flat butt, as in "flat as a pancake". This is a slang term that is often used on TikTok and other platforms.

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🍳 cooking

There is a fried egg in the pan, or it is being fried. It generally means fried eggs, making breakfast or cooking. It can also refer to cooking utensils such as pans.

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🍴 fork and knife

The emoji🍴 features a silver fork to the left of a knife, both laid out horizontally. The fork and the knife are usually silver or gray, and have three or four prongs and a sharp blade, respectively. They are common utensils for eating food, especially in Western cultures. The table knife used for eating was developed in the 17th century by King Louis XIV of France. As for the fork, it was introduced to the dining table in the Middle Ages in Europe and was initially met with resistance, being seen as an unnecessary luxury. However, it eventually became a staple of Western dining etiquette. It's mainly used to symbolize eating, dining, and food in general. You might see it in a text discussing dinner plans, in a tweet about a delicious meal, or in an Instagram caption for a foodie's post. It can also be paired with other emojis, like the spoon emoji🥄, to represent a full set of cutlery, or with various food emojis to create a more vivid dining scene. Some Twitter users may use it to represent Fortnite, an online video game🎮️.

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🧀 cheese wedge

This is a yellow-orange cheese in the form of triangular wedge, reminiscent of a classic Swiss or Cheddar cheese. Its color, a bright, sunny yellow, brings to mind the creamy richness of dairy, and the holes sporadically scattered on its surface are characteristic of certain types of cheese. Cheese is a type of dairy product that is made by coagulating milk proteins, usually with the help of bacteria and enzymes. Cheese has a long history that dates back to the Neolithic era, when humans began to domesticate animals and produce milk. According to legend, cheese was accidentally discovered by an Arabian merchant who stored milk🐄 in a pouch made from a sheep's stomach. The rennet in the stomach lining caused the milk to separate into curds and whey, and the curds became cheese. Today, cheese is produced in hundreds of varieties, with different textures, flavors, shapes, and colors. 🧀 can be used to express your love for cheese or your craving for a cheesy dish. It can also be used to represent money or cash, as "cheddar" is a slang term for money. And it can refer to Wisconsin and its football⚽ team, the Green Bay Packers. Wisconsin is a major cheese producer and Packer fans are affectionately known as "cheeseheads". Sometimes, 🧀 can indicate posing for a photo, as people often say "cheese" when they are taking photos📸.

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🍅 tomato

This is a round, plump, and red tomato🍅 with a green stem on top. The light reflection on its skin suggests a smooth, glossy texture, making it look mouth-wateringly tasty and communicate ripeness and freshness. Tomatos are natives to South America and was first cultivated by the Aztecs and Incas. The word "tomato" comes from the Nahuatl word "tomatl", meaning "plump thing with a navel". Tomatoes were introduced to Europe🌍️ by Spanish explorers in the 16th century, and became popular in many cuisines around the world. Primarily, it's a straightforward symbol for the fruit itself, employed when discussing recipes🍝🍕, grocery lists, or just expressing a love for this fruit. It can also stand for health and wellness, symbolizing a balanced diet and a lifestyle brimming with vitality. In addition, this emoji has gained a new significance thanks to the "Pomodoro Technique". This time-management method, named after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer⏲ used by the developer, encourages people to work in focused sprints with regular breaks. So, you might see a tomato emoji popping up in a conversation about productivity or study routines. It may also be used to express emotions such as anger or frustration, or be used as a sign of disapproval or mockery. This usage is based on the tradition of throwing rotten tomatoes at bad performers on stage.

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🍔 hamburger

This emoji is a delicious hamburger. The bun, a golden-brown, is often speckled with tiny black seeds, mimicking the sesame seeds you'd find on a real-life burger bun. Sandwiched between the buns, you'll find a colorful array of fillings, usually represented by green (for lettuce🥬), brown(for meat🥩), red (for tomato🍅), and yellow (for cheese🧀). In the 19th century, beef from Hamburg, Germany, was minced and mixed with garlic, onion, salt and pepper, and then made into Hamburg steaks. This food came to the United States with German immigrants and appeared in restaurants in New York and Chicago. Later, someone put the meat patty between two slices of bread and this was the birth of the hamburger. Since then, the hamburger has become a global phenomenon, a symbol of American fast food culture, and a staple of casual dining worldwide. Did you know that there was a controversy over the design of 🍔? In 2017, someone noticed that Google’s hamburger emoji placed the cheese under the patty, while other platforms placed it on top. This sparked a heated debate online, and even Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai said he would prioritize solving this issue. Later, Google updated the hamburger emoji design in Android 8.1 version, moving the cheese to the top of the patty, in line with other platforms. The hamburger emoji 🍔 can be used to express hunger, craving, satisfaction, or enjoyment of fast food. It can be used to represent all types of burgers, such as veggie burgers, cheese burgers, or chicken burgers. It is also sometimes used in a humorous or ironic way, to poke fun at unhealthy eating habits, American stereotypes, or pop culture references.

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