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🍝 spaghetti

It can represent spaghetti, pasta, or Italian food in general. It can also express hunger, appetite, satisfaction, or enjoyment of food. 🍝 also has some interesting and specific uses.

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👨🏾‍🍳 man cook: medium-dark skin tone

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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🦞 lobster

This emoji depicts a bright red lobster, a type of crustacean that lives in the ocean. It has a long body, a tail, two large claws, and ten legs. Most designs for 🦞 shows the lobster from above, with its claws pointing up and its tail curled under. Lobsters are popular seafood in many parts of the world, especially in North America, Europe, and Australia. 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. And it's a common sight in conversations about eating at expensive restaurant or planning a beach vacation. It can also be used to support the transgender community🏳️‍⚧️, which adopted the lobster as a symbol for their efforts to get a transgender flag emoji. This is because lobsters are gynandromorphs, meaning they can have both male and female characteristics. Do not confuse it with 🦐. Although they are both shrimps, they are two different species of shirimp.

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🥗 green salad

This emoji features a white and round bowl filled with a variety of greens and other ingredients. The dominant color is a fresh, leafy green, indicative of lettuce or spinach🥬, the base of many a salad. Pops of red, likely representing tomatoes or bell peppers, add a dash of color and hint at the variety typically found in a salad. There's also a touch of black, perhaps sliced olives🫒 or blueberries🫐. 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". 🥗 is used to represent salads and healthy eating in general. It's a favorite among fitness enthusiasts and those discussing diet or weight loss. But the usage of this emoji isn't limited to health topics. It's also used to symbolize freshness, naturalness, and variety, given the diverse ingredients that make up a salad. It's also a popular choice in discussions about vegetarianism or veganism, given that salads are a common plant-based meal.

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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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🍄‍🟫 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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🍡 dango

This emoji 🍡 is called dango(団子), a Japanese dumpling made from glutinous rice flour. It usually consists of three or four round balls of different colors, skewered on a bamboo stick. The balls are often coated with various sweet sauces or toppings, such as red bean paste, sesame paste, green tea powder, or soy sauce syrup. Originally, dango was used as an offering for gods in shrines, and later became a popular snack for people of all classes and regions. There are so many different varieties of dango, 🍡 shows the Hanami dango (花見だんご). It is usually made during sakura-viewing🌸 season so it has three colors to represents different periods of cherry blossoms, with pink for cherry buds, white for cherry blossoms in full bloom, and green for leafy cherry blossoms after they have fallen. This emoji is often used to represent the dango itself, Japanese cuisine, or the broader concept of sweets and desserts. In the context of Japanese culture, it can be used to denote a celebration or festival, given the dango's association with these events. It's also used to symbolize a sweet or pleasant situation. It is a bit similar to 🍢 (oden), but they are totally different types of food.

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