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🍞 bread

🍞 is the emoji for bread, a staple food made from flour, water, yeast and salt. It usually has a rectangular shape with a golden crust and a soft interior. Bread can be sliced for toast or sandwiches, or eaten whole with butter, jam, cheese or other toppings. The earliest evidence of bread making was found in Egypt, where people used wild yeast to leaven their dough. Nowadays, different cultures have developed different types of bread, such as flatbread🫓, sourdough, rye bread and baguette🥖. 🍞 can simply refer to bread as a food item, or to hunger or appetite in general. It often appears together with 🥛, 🥚, or 🧃 in topics related to breakfast. 🍞 can also be used to denote financial success or income, as per the slang term "let's get this bread". This expression means to work hard and earn money, or to achieve one's goals.

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🥖 baguette bread

🥖 is an emoji that shows a long and thin loaf of bread, also known as a baguette. It has a golden-brown crust with some cuts on it, and crisp crust. Baguettes are believed to have originated in France in the 18th century, although there are different theories about their exact origin and name.

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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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🥐 croissant

This is croissant, a flaky, golden-brown, crescent-shaped🌙 pastry that is often eaten for breakfast in France and other countries. The emoji shows the pastry in a realistic way, with some shading and texture to make it look appetizing. Croissant is a type of Viennoiserie pastry that originated in Vienna, Austria, but became popular in France in the 19th century. The name croissant means "crescent" in French, referring to its shape. The croissant is made of layered dough and butter, which creates a light and airy texture when baked. The croissant can be plain or filled with various ingredients such as chocolate🍫, cheese🧀, ham🥩, or almond paste. It is widely used in social media posts about food, especially breakfast, France, and bread. It can be used to express love or appreciation for croissants or the French-style breakfast. It can also convey a sense of elegance, sophistication, or culture, especially when used together with ☕.

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👞 man’s shoe

It may also have different colors or designs depending on the vendors, such as Blobmoji designed it as a loafer, EmojiOne and Emoji Two's designs have patterns on the shoe. The man's shoe emoji 👞 is often used to talk about men's fashion, particularly footwear like shoes and boots.

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