Food Emoji — Every One, One Click to Copy
The full food set in one grid. Every tile copies the bare character, and each one is listed with the official Unicode name and code point so you know what you are actually pasting.
Tap any tile to copy it. Nothing is sent anywhere — the copy happens in your browser.
Repeat it 100, 1000 or 10,000 times
100 copies — 499 characters.
Every page in this section
- Taco Emoji — Copy and PasteHead term with no SERP verdict against it — it was not in the ten measured and was not cal
- Egg Emoji — Copy and PasteUntested head, permitted as primary
- Sushi Emoji — Copy and PasteUntested head, permitted as primary
- Fries Emoji — Copy and PasteUntested head, permitted as primary
- Hot Dog Emoji — Copy and PasteUntested head, permitted as primary
- Fruit Emoji — Copy and PasteSub-hub for the fruit set, pure copy intent
- Restaurant Emoji — Copy and PasteUntested head, permitted as primary
- Coffee Emoji — Copy and PasteFIVE old pages collapsed into one: coffee-emoji, coffee-emoji-copy-and-paste, coffee-cup-e
- What Does the Pizza Emoji Mean?Pure reference, no repeater — nobody repeats a meaning
- Cake Emoji — Copy, Paste and MeaningOne cake page instead of the four the audit found fighting each other
- Guess the Food by EmojiA quiz, not a tool — no repeater
- Pizza Emoji — Copy and PasteThe bare head 'pizza emoji' (5400) is owned nine-for-nine by the emoji cartel on the live
- Drink Emoji — Copy and PasteNon-alcoholic drink hub
- Burger Emoji — Copy and Paste'burger emoji' (4400) returned TOP30_ONLY — one weak slot, eight big brands — so the head
- Food Emoji MeaningsReference, no repeater
What the grid copies
One tile, one character. No name, no space, no HTML. Paste it anywhere that accepts text and it stays a single character you can delete with one backspace. Copy-all gives you the whole row or the whole set in one go, and the repeat box turns any tile into a run of 10, 50, 100, 500 or 1000.
The name is fixed, the drawing is not
Unicode standardises a code point and an official name for each of these. 🍕 is Slice Of Pizza, U+1F355. What the slice looks like is up to whoever wrote the font: Apple, Google, Samsung, Microsoft and WhatsApp all draw their own, and they change them between OS releases.
The clearest documented case is the hamburger. In 2017 Google’s 🍔 (Hamburger, U+1F354) stacked the cheese below the patty while Apple’s sat on top; Google redrew it in Android 8.1. Nothing about the character changed. The same is true of everything on this page, so if the exact picture matters, preview it in the app you are posting to.
What people call them versus what they are called
A lot of searches use a name Unicode never gave the character. These are the mismatches worth knowing before you paste the wrong one.
| Character | Official name | Code point | Added | Usually searched as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🥫 | Canned Food | U+1F96B | Unicode 10.0 (2017) | canned food, tinned food, and the closest thing to a pet-food character |
| 🍛 | Curry And Rice | U+1F35B | Unicode 6.0 (2010) | plate of food, curry, rice dish |
| 🍽 | Fork And Knife With Plate | U+1F37D | Unicode 7.0 (2014) | empty plate, place setting, dinner |
| 🍜 | Steaming Bowl | U+1F35C | Unicode 6.0 (2010) | food bowl, noodles, ramen, pho |
| 🥣 | Bowl With Spoon | U+1F963 | Unicode 10.0 (2017) | cereal, soup, breakfast bowl |
| 🥡 | Takeout Box | U+1F961 | Unicode 10.0 (2017) | takeout, Chinese food, leftovers |
| 🥩 | Cut Of Meat | U+1F969 | Unicode 10.0 (2017) | steak, raw meat, butcher |
| 🥙 | Stuffed Flatbread | U+1F959 | Unicode 9.0 (2016) | kebab, gyro, wrap, shawarma |
| 🫓 | Flatbread | U+1FAD3 | Unicode 13.0 (2020) | pita, naan, tortilla, roti |
| 🥓 | Bacon | U+1F953 | Unicode 9.0 (2016) | bacon, breakfast, junk food |
Two things this set does not have
- Pet food. There is no dog-food or cat-food character. 🥫 (Canned Food) is what people settle for, usually beside an animal.
- A crossed-out food sign. “No food” is not one character; it is built by putting a prohibition sign next to a food character, which means the two halves can render at different sizes and can drift apart on line breaks.
Honest caveats
- Every character in this grid sits above U+FFFF, which is exactly the range many username and display-name fields reject. If a sign-up form refuses your name, this is usually why.
- They count as one character but two UTF-16 units, so SMS and post-length counters often charge two.
- Screen readers announce the official name — “Slice Of Pizza”, not “pizza slice”. A long repeated run is read out in full, so keep the repeat tool out of headings and form labels.
- Anything from Unicode 13.0 or 14.0 — 🧋, 🫓, 🫖 — is young enough to appear as a blank box on an older phone.
Where to go from here
The leaves carry the per-character detail: pizza, burger, fries, hot dog, taco, sushi and egg. Sweet things are on cake emoji, fresh things on fruit emoji, and anything you drink on drink emoji. If you came for what a character signals rather than the character itself, that is a different page: food emoji meanings.