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🍲 pot of food

The emoji🍲 shows a round, deep pot with a pair of handles on its sides, brimming with a colorful medley of ingredients that suggest a hearty, warming stew or soup.

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🥣 bowl with spoon

WhatsApp's design is most special, which is depicted as a tomato soup. 🥣 can be used to represent tableware or any kind of food that is served in a bowl and eaten with a spoon, such as soup, cereal or stew. It is a common sight in discussions about food, cooking, or meal planning.

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🥒 cucumber

Cucumbers are now grown and consumed in many cuisines around the world, especially in salads, sandwiches🥪, soups, and pickles.

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♨︎ hot springs (text style)

For example, someone might use the emoji ♨︎ to show that their coffee is hot, that their soup is spicy, that their room is warm, or that their crush is attractive. In addition, someone might use it to imply a sense of anger😡 and convey a feeling of "so angry that the head smokes".

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🥄 spoon

The spoon is typically used to eat soup🥣, cereal, or ice cream🍨, as well as to serve food or stir drinks. It may often appear in posts related to liquid or semi-liquid foods.

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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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🍄‍🟫 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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♨️ hot springs (emoji style)

For example, someone might use the emoji ♨️ to show that their coffee is hot, that their soup is spicy, that their room is warm, or that their crush is attractive. In addition, someone might use it to imply a sense of anger😡 and convey a feeling of "so angry that the head smokes".

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♨ hot springs (base style)

For example, someone might use the emoji ♨ to show that their coffee is hot, that their soup is spicy, that their room is warm, or that their crush is attractive. In addition, someone might use it to imply a sense of anger😡 and convey a feeling of "so angry that the head smokes".

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🥫 canned food

It's a cylindrical shape, akin to a soup or soda can, with a flat top and bottom, and a label with a painted tomato🍅 in the middle. The top is predominantly silver, mimicking the metallic sheen of a real-life aluminum can.

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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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🌽 ear of corn

For example, 🌽🍲 means corn soup. It can also be used to signify health and natural foods, given corn's status as a staple food. During the fall🍂 season in North America, it can symbolize harvest time or Thanksgiving.

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🧑‍🍳 cook

Meet the "🧑‍🍳" emoji, aptly named the "Cook" or "Chef". This little symbol presents a gender-neutral individual 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 person 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✨. With the "👨‍🍳" for men and "👩‍🍳" for women, this emoji's got everyone covered. Plus, you can pick a skin tone that suits you best - diversity for the win!

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🧑🏿‍🍳 cook: dark skin tone

Meet the "🧑🏿‍🍳" emoji, aptly named the "Cook" or "Chef". This little symbol presents a gender-neutral individual 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 person 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✨. With the "👨‍🍳" for men and "👩‍🍳" for women, this emoji's got everyone covered. Plus, you can pick a skin tone that suits you best - diversity for the win!

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🧑🏼‍🍳 cook: medium-light skin tone

Meet the "🧑🏼‍🍳" emoji, aptly named the "Cook" or "Chef". This little symbol presents a gender-neutral individual 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 person 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✨. With the "👨‍🍳" for men and "👩‍🍳" for women, this emoji's got everyone covered. Plus, you can pick a skin tone that suits you best - diversity for the win!

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🧑🏻‍🍳 cook: light skin tone

Meet the "🧑🏻‍🍳" emoji, aptly named the "Cook" or "Chef". This little symbol presents a gender-neutral individual 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 person 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✨. With the "👨‍🍳" for men and "👩‍🍳" for women, this emoji's got everyone covered. Plus, you can pick a skin tone that suits you best - diversity for the win!

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🧑🏾‍🍳 cook: medium-dark skin tone

Meet the "🧑🏾‍🍳" emoji, aptly named the "Cook" or "Chef". This little symbol presents a gender-neutral individual 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 person 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✨. With the "👨‍🍳" for men and "👩‍🍳" for women, this emoji's got everyone covered. Plus, you can pick a skin tone that suits you best - diversity for the win!

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🍙 rice ball

This is a rice ball, also known as onigiri in Japanese. It is a traditional Japanese snack made of cooked white rice🍚, often with some kind of filling or topping inside or on top, and wrapped in a sheet of seaweed called nori. It has a triangular or cone-shaped form, and sometimes a round shape. Rice balls have a long history in Japan, dating back to at least the 11th century. They were originally a way of preserving rice and making it portable, as well as adding flavor and nutrition. Today rice balls are still popular as a convenient and satisfying food that can be eaten at any time of the day. They are commonly sold at convenience stores🏪, supermarkets, and specialized shops called onigiri-ya. 🍙 can be used to represent rice balls or other similar convenience foods that are easy to make and eat. Also, since rice balls are one of the representations of Japanese food, this emoji can be used in Japan-related topics as well.

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🍜 steaming bowl

This emoji shows a steaming bowl of hot noodles with chopsticks🥢 on top. The noodles are usually yellow. On some platforms, there may be some toppings in the bowl, such as scallions or eggs. Noodles have been a staple food in many parts of Asia for centuries. The archaeological evidence suggests that they were first made in China around 4,000 years ago. 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. It can also be used to convey a sense of comfort or warmth♨️, much like a steaming bowl of noodles can provide on a cold day. In addition, people may use it to show enthusiasm or excitement for something related to Asian culture or cuisine.

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🧑🏽‍🍳 cook: medium skin tone

Meet the "🧑🏽‍🍳" emoji, aptly named the "Cook" or "Chef". This little symbol presents a gender-neutral individual 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 person 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✨. With the "👨‍🍳" for men and "👩‍🍳" for women, this emoji's got everyone covered. Plus, you can pick a skin tone that suits you best - diversity for the win!

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