Search dishes Emoji Results (69)

🧫 petri dish

It generally means a petri dish, and can also mean experiment, biology, and science.

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📡 satellite antenna

It has a large silver metal dish and a supporting antenna. The entire device is inclined at 45 degrees. It generally means satellite antenna, but also can mean satellite TV, radio, signal, transmission, radiation ☢ , wireless technology, communication.

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🍝 spaghetti

Originating from the south of Italy, spaghetti has been a beloved dish for centuries, with references dating back to the 12th century. It's a symbol of Italian culinary tradition, and is one of the most popular and widely consumed dishes in the world.

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🧽 sponge

The emoji 🧽 depicts a peanut-shaped sponge, typically illustrated with a light yellow hue and often detailed with those iconic pores that real-life sponges boast. 🧽 is usually used to indicate cleaning or the need to tidy up. But its utility stretches further into more creative expressions. For instance, it can symbolize absorption, not just of spills but of information, making it a playful way to say, "I'm soaking all this up!" during a learning or training session. It can also represent SpongeBob. 🤪

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🍽️ fork and knife with plate (emoji style)

The emoji🍽 shows a plate with a fork and knife🍴 placed parallel on either side. The plate is usually white, and the fork and knife are usually silver. You might confuse 🍽 with 🍴 because they look similar, but there are some difference between them. 🍽 is based on the international symbol for restaurant, which consists of a knife and fork crossed over a plate, while 🍴 is based on the western table etiquette of using a knife and fork. Therefore, the former emphasizes more on the concept of food or restaurant and the latter emphasizes more on the concept of eating or utensils. 🍽️ is a symbol of dining and food in general. It's commonly used in the context of meals, whether it's planning a dinner, expressing hunger, or simply indicating that it's time to eat. It's also used to represent the act of cooking or the culinary arts, making it a favorite among food bloggers and chefs🧑‍🍳 on social media. You can also use it to invite someone to join for a meal, or to accept an invitation.

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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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👨‍🍳 man cook

The "👨‍🍳" emoji, commonly known as the "Man Cook" or the "Man Chef", is presenting a man proudly wearing a traditional white double-breasted jacket and a toque blanche, a tall, round, pleated white hat that's been a signature part of chefs' uniforms since the 19th century. The figure holds a spoon, a nod to the art of taste-testing and adjusting flavors in cooking. This emoji is a ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) sequence, ingeniously combining the man emoji ("👨") and the cooking emoji ("🍳") with a hidden character in between. While the design may vary slightly from platform to platform, the essence of a culinary professional is brilliantly captured across the board. The 👨‍🍳 emoji serves as a representation of a head chef in general and can also specifically refer to an assistant chef or a pastry chef. It can also be used to symbolize cooking, or anything related to culinary arts. It adds a dash of flavor to conversations about food, recipes, or dining experiences. Whether you're sharing your latest kitchen creation, discussing a new recipe, or talking about your favorite cooking show, this emoji serves as the perfect digital garnish. The cook emoji is a versatile emoji that you can use on social media platforms to showcase your cooking skills, share recipes, or compliment someone's delicious food😋. This emoji is perfect for expressing your culinary expertise, passion for cooking, or admiration for someone's culinary creations👍. It's sometimes used to convey the act of creation or transformation in a broader sense, like "cooking up" a plan or idea💡. In the vast landscape of social media, from Instagram food posts to TikTok cooking tutorials, the Chef emoji adds a sprinkle of culinary charm✨. The gender-neutral of this emoji is "🧑‍🍳", and the female version is "👩‍🍳". By default, this emoji is depicted with a neutral skin tone but can be customized with different skin-tone options.

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🍮 custard

There are different versions of this dish around the world🌏, such as crème caramel in France, flan in Spain and Latin America, and panna cotta in Italy. It tastes soft and sweet with a rich creamy flavor.

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🍛 curry rice

🍛 is usually used to represent the dish itself, curry rice, especially when discussing food or meals. It can also be used to refer to other dishes that involve rice and curry, such as Indian, Thai, or Indonesian cuisine.

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🍽 fork and knife with plate (base style)

The emoji🍽 shows a plate with a fork and knife🍴 placed parallel on either side. The plate is usually white, and the fork and knife are usually silver. You might confuse 🍽 with 🍴 because they look similar, but there are some difference between them. 🍽 is based on the international symbol for restaurant, which consists of a knife and fork crossed over a plate, while 🍴 is based on the western table etiquette of using a knife and fork. Therefore, the former emphasizes more on the concept of food or restaurant and the latter emphasizes more on the concept of eating or utensils. 🍽 is a symbol of dining and food in general. It's commonly used in the context of meals, whether it's planning a dinner, expressing hunger, or simply indicating that it's time to eat. It's also used to represent the act of cooking or the culinary arts, making it a favorite among food bloggers and chefs🧑‍🍳 on social media. You can also use it to invite someone to join for a meal, or to accept an invitation.

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🫕 fondue

It can symbolize warmth♨️, comfort, and indulgence as well, as cheese fondue is one of the essential winter dishes.

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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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🥘 shallow pan of food

This emoji is commonly associated with paella, a traditional dish from Spain🇪🇸. Paella is a rice dish that originated in Valencia, and it's known for its rich flavors and the variety of ingredients it can contain, such as seafood🦐, chicken🍗, and vegetables.

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🫘 beans

Some common dishes that include beans are burritos🌮, tacos🌯, hummus, dal, bean soup and baked beans. It can be used to talk about food, especially vegetarian or vegan dishes that contain beans.

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🍜 steaming bowl

Over time, different regions developed their own unique styles and flavors of noodle dishes, from the hearty ramen of Japan to the spicy pho of Vietnam. 🍜 is commonly used in conversations about food, particularly when discussing Asian noodles. It can represent various types of noodles.

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🍚 cooked rice

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.

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🥧 pie

Pies are a kind of baked dishes that have a pastry crust and a sweet or savory filling. They may have originated in ancient Greece, and today there are many types of pies around the world, like Filipino buko pie, Russian coulibiac, and American cherry pie.

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🍄‍🟫 brown mushroom

It also frequently appears in topics related to cooking, food, and dining 🍴, not only symbolizing the mushroom itself but also representative of dishes which incorporate mushrooms, like rich mushroom soup🥣 or creamy mushroom pasta🍝.

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🍤 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.

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🥄 spoon

For example, doing the dishes costs "two spoon".

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🍆 eggplant

In its most straightforward context, it can represent the vegetable itself or the dishes with eggplant🍽. It also frequently appears in discussions about healthy eating, vegetarian or vegan diets.

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🥬 leafy green

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.

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🫛 pea pod

🫛 can be used to represent peas, snap peas, Dutch beans and other legumes similar in shape to it, as well as vegetables, plants and dishes with peas. And it is commonly used in conversations about healthy eating, vegetarian or vegan diets, and gardening🪴.

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🧅 onion

It can be used to talk about cooking, eating, or preparing dishes🍲 that involve onions. Yet, it also lends itself to more metaphorical uses. Due to the onion's layered nature, it's used to express that something or someone has many layers or aspects, like an onion.

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🍶 sake

Sake is also used in cooking🍲, especially for dishes like teriyaki and sukiyaki. 🍶 is usually used to represent sake itself, or the action or ocassion of drinking. Users, especially the Japanese🗾 users, may also use it to celebrate an achievement or a special occasion.

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🥟 dumpling

They originated in China over 1,800 years ago during the Han Dynasty👲 and now they've spread worldwide, with each culture putting its unique spin on the dish. Many countries have their own dumplings, with different appearance and taste.

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🫚 ginger root

It is a very common seasoning in Chinese cuisine🥡, mainly used in meat dishes to remove the fishy taste from meat🥩. The ginger root emoji can be used to talk about ginger root or roots in general. It can also be used to talk about spice, flavor, cooking, or baking.

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🍢 oden

Oden is a type of nabemono (one-pot dish🍲) that consists of various ingredients simmered in a soy-flavored dashi broth.

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🌶️ hot pepper (emoji style)

It can be used to indicate a dish on a restaurant menu that is spicy or contains chili peppers, as in "I ordered the 🌶️ curry" or "Do you like 🌶️ salsa?". Additionally, 🌶️ can be used to represent something “hot and spicy,” figuratively or literally.

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🐔 chicken

Of course, it's also the go-to symbol for anything related to chickens and is often used in contexts related to poultry, from farming discussions to culinary chats about chicken dishes🍗🍴. In the realm of social media, the 🐔 emoji certainly pecks its way to uniqueness.

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🌶︎ hot pepper (text style)

It can be used to indicate a dish on a restaurant menu that is spicy or contains chili peppers, as in "I ordered the 🌶︎ curry" or "Do you like 🌶︎ salsa?". Additionally, 🌶︎ can be used to represent something “hot and spicy,” figuratively or literally.

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🐙 octopus

It's also commonly used when talking about Japanese cuisine🍱, specifically dishes like takoyaki, a beloved snack featuring chunks of octopus. Dig a little deeper and you'll find that this versatile emoji embodies more than just a sea creature.

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🌶 hot pepper (base style)

It can be used to indicate a dish on a restaurant menu that is spicy or contains chili peppers, as in "I ordered the 🌶 curry" or "Do you like 🌶 salsa?". Additionally, 🌶 can be used to represent something “hot and spicy,” figuratively or literally.

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🛰︎ satellite (text style)

It has a cylindrical body, solar panels extending outward like wings, and a dish-like antenna. The body is gray and the solar panels are blue. The satellite an artificial object that is launched into space and orbits around a planet🪐 or another celestial body.

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🛰 satellite (base style)

It has a cylindrical body, solar panels extending outward like wings, and a dish-like antenna. The body is gray and the solar panels are blue. The satellite an artificial object that is launched into space and orbits around a planet🪐 or another celestial body.

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🧈 butter

This emoji is a rectangular block of pale yellow butter, often shown in a silver or white dish. Butter is a dairy product made from churning cream or milk🥛. It has been used for thousands of years as a spread, a cooking ingredient, and a source of fat.

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🛰️ satellite (emoji style)

It has a cylindrical body, solar panels extending outward like wings, and a dish-like antenna. The body is gray and the solar panels are blue. The satellite an artificial object that is launched into space and orbits around a planet🪐 or another celestial body.

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🌯 burrito

The emoji🌯 depicts a burrito, a popular Mexican dish that consists of a flour tortilla wrapped around various fillings such as meat, beans, cheese, rice, salsa, and guacamole. On several major platforms, the burrito is served in foil.

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🧆 falafel

🧆 represents a falafel, a popular Middle Eastern dish that has been enjoyed for centuries. It's typically made from ground chickpeas or fava beans, mixed with a variety of herbs and spices, then deep-fried to create a crispy exterior and a soft, flavorful interior.

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🍕 pizza

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.

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🫔 tamale

The tamale emoji🫔 is a picture of a delicious Mexican dish that consists of a corn-based dough filled with various ingredients and wrapped in a corn husk🌽. The emoji shows a brownish-yellow cylinder with a small opening at one end that reveals the filling inside.

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😩 weary face

In a different context, it can be used to express a sense of longing or desire for something or someone, such as when you see a picture of a mouth-watering dish🍗 you can't have. 😩 and 😫 are quite similar in both appearance and usage, but 😫 expresses a more intense emotion.

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🥗 green salad

A salad is a dish that combines raw or cooked vegetables, fruit, meat, cheese, etc., usually with a dressing or sauce. Salad dates back to ancient Rome and ancient Greece, when people seasoned it with salt, oil, and vinegar. The word salad comes from the Latin word "salata", which means "salty".

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🦐 shrimp

Do not confuse this emoji with🍤, a popular Japanese dish.

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🦑 squid

For instance, you might see it in a post about someone's trip to an aquarium, or in a foodie's tweet about enjoying a delicious calamari dish.

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🍣 sushi

Sushi is a traditional Japanese dish that dates back to the 8th century, when people preserved fish by fermenting it with rice. Later, vinegar was added to the rice to speed up the fermentation process and enhance the flavor.

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😋 face savoring food

It's also commonly used to showcase one's appreciation for food or to highlight a particularly appetizing dish. In addition to its primary use in expressing the pleasure of eating delicious food, the 😋 emoji has found some special usages in different contexts.

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🧀 cheese wedge

🧀 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.

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🫑 bell pepper

For example, it can be used to describe a dish that contains bell peppers. Additionally, it can be used to indicate a healthy or colorful diet. Packed with vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants, bell peppers are a nutritious addition to any diet.

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🥞 pancakes

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.

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