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🦞 lobster

They are often cooked by boiling or steaming, and served with butter🧈, lemon, or garlic sauce. Lobsters are considered a delicacy and a symbol of luxury, as they are usually expensive and rare. 🦞 is usually used to represent the animal itself or seafood in general.

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🥚 egg

They are rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals, and can be cooked in various ways, such as boiled, fried🍳, scrambled, poached, or baked. Eggs are also used in many recipes, such as cakes🎂, pies, soufflés, and more.

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🦐 shrimp

This emoji 🦐 is a shrimp, a small crustacean with a long tail, long antennae, and many legs. It is usually depicted as reddish-orange and curved, as if it has been cooked. Shrimps have been a part of human diets for thousands of years, with evidence of shrimp consumption found in archaeological sites around the world. Today, shrimp are a staple in many global cuisines, from the shrimp gumbo of Louisiana to the prawn curries of South India. Primarily, it's used to symbolize shrimp in a culinary context. Food bloggers, recipe sharers, and seafood lovers alike use it to add a touch of flavor to their posts. It can also be used to represent anything related to shrimps, such as fishing, aquaculture, or marine biology. In the realm of fitness and bodybuilding💪, it's sometimes used to humorously refer to someone with a big upper body but small legs, similar to the physical proportions of a shrimp. Furthermore, in certain circles, the 🦐 emoji has been adopted as a symbol of resilience and adaptability, inspired by the shrimp's ability to survive in various aquatic environments. Sometimes, it can be used metaphorically to mean something small, weak, or insignificant. Do not confuse this emoji with🍤, a popular Japanese dish.

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🦀 crab

This emoji shows a red crab. It's characterized by a rounded, shell-like body, two large pincers and eight legs extended on either side, and a pair of beady eyes perched on top. Live crabs are usually cyan in color and only turn red when cooked. 🦀 have been scuttling around our planet since the Jurassic period, making them ancient creatures in the truest sense. They've been a part of human culture and cuisine for centuries, particularly in coastal regions where they're abundant. At its most basic, it's used to represent a crab, seafood, or anything related to the ocean🌊. It's a popular choice in posts about beach vacations, seafood dinners, or marine biology. In internet culture, it's often used to symbolize feeling crabby, irritable, grumpy, or moody. It can also be used as a symbol of celebration, joy, and unity in online communities. This use was inspired by the "Crab Rave" video, which shows animated crabs dancing on an island to a catchy song. The video was originally an April Fools' joke by Monstercat, a music label, but it became viral and spawned many variations and parodies. 🦀 can also represent the zodiac sign of Cancer ♋, which is symbolized by a crab. Although the zodiac sign of Cancer has its emoji, some users prefer to choose 🦀 because it looks cuter.

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🍚 cooked rice

This emoji is a bowl filled with fluffy, steamed rice. The bowl's color may vary across different platforms, but the color of the rice is always white. Rice🌾 has a history of about 10,000 years, and the earliest evidence of rice cultivation was found in southern China and northeastern India. Later, rice spread to other regions, such as Japan, Southeast Asia, Middle East, Europe and America. Rice has many varieties and cooking methods, and can be made into various dishes, such as fried rice, curry rice, sushi, porridge, rice balls and so on. 🍚 is usually used to represent rice or meals in general, especially in the context of Asian cuisine, because it is one of the staple foods in Asian countries. Alternatively, if you're discussing the simple pleasures in life, this emoji could symbolize the comfort and satisfaction derived from a warm, simple meal. In a more metaphorical sense, this emoji can be used to represent abundance or wealth, as rice is often associated with prosperity in many cultures.

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🍠 roasted sweet potato

It can be cooked in various ways, such as baking, boiling, frying, or roasting. Roasting is a common method of preparing sweet potatoes and they are usually sold by street vendors in the autumn🍂 and winter❄ seasons.

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🍤 fried shrimp

This emoji depicts a fried shrimp or a tempura shrimp, which is a popular Japanese dish that consists of shrimp coated in a crispy batter and deep-fried. 🍤 shows the shrimp in full profile facing left, with its body encased in a golden-brown crust, hinting at the crispy, crunchy texture. Its is left exposed, colored in a vibrant shade of pink, a classic hallmark of cooked shrimp. Do not confuse it with 🦐. 🍤 is not just any fried shrimp. It represents tempura, a Japanese dish of seafood, meat and vegetables that are coated in a light batter and deep-fried. Tempura was originally introduced to Japan by the Portuguese in the 16th century and became popular in Japan as a snack and later as a main dish, especially in Tokyo. Tempura is usually served with rice🍚, noodles🍜 or dipping sauce, and is known for its crispy texture and fresh flavor. This emoji can represent not only tempura, but also other cooked seafood dish or meal, especially if it includes shrimp as an ingredient. It's also a way to express a love for seafood, fried food or Japanese food. In the context of fitness and bodybuilding🏋️‍♀, it's sometimes used to represent someone who has a muscular upper body but skipped leg day, drawing a comparison to the shrimp's muscular tail and smaller head.

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🤬 face with symbols on mouth

Primarily, the "🤬" emoji symbolizes intense anger, extreme annoyance, or a boiling point of frustration. It's typically used when words fail to communicate the strength of the sender's negative emotion.

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🥯 bagel

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.

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🍩 doughnut

Bagels need to be boiled and baked and taste chewy, while 🍩 is a kind of fried desserts and taste sweet and fluffy. Donuts are believed to have originated in Europe as a type of fried dough or cake. They were brought to America by Dutch settlers in the 17th century.

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😡 enraged face

The key distinction lies in the degree of anger or frustration being communicated: 😠 for milder, simmering discontent, and 😡 for a boiling, intense rage.

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🍭 lollipop

The earliest lollipops were probably made by boiling sugar and water, and then dipping a stick into the mixture and letting it harden. 🍭 is often used to express a love for sweets, desserts, or candy🍬 in general.

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🌰 chestnut

They are especially popular in Asia and Europe, where they are roasted, boiled, candied, or made into flour, paste, or soup. Chestnuts are also associated with the autumn🍂 and winter❄ seasons, as they ripen in late fall.

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🍢 oden

The ingredients used in oden can vary widely, but common ones include daikon radish, boiled eggs, konnyaku (a jelly-like food made from konjac yam), and various types of processed fish cakes.

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🍥 fish cake with swirl

He then sliced the log into thin pieces and boiled them in water. The result was a fish cake with a distinctive pink swirl pattern that became popular among customers. 🍥 can show your love or appreciation for Japanese cuisine, especially ramen noodles.

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🍵 teacup without handle

The origin of tea is traced back to ancient China, where legend says that the emperor Shen Nong discovered it by accident when a leaf fell into his boiling water. Tea was later introduced to Japan, India, Europe, and other regions through trade and cultural exchange.

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