You'll find all current WhatsApp eat and drink emojis as well as a description of their meaning. Have fun with diving into the colorful world of emojis!
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🍏 | Green Apple Logo of one of the most well-known companies. “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.“ Represents health and is the Germans’ favorite fruit. The green apple is also a symbol of friendship. |
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🍎 | Red Apple Of symbolic importance: stands for love, temptation, the fall of mankind and the expulsion from paradise. In Latin, apple means “bad, fatal, evil“. Snow White is poisoned by the queen with a red apple. Is also used in its direct meaning or for a healthy lifestyle. |
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🍐 | Pear The healthy pear is one of the most popular fruits. The shape of the pear reminds us of the female figure and was the eponym for the pear case. It is popularly associated with being blessed with children. |
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🍊 | Tangerine Tangerines sweeten the winter time. The popular citrus fruit has its own holiday on January 4th. Reminds us of the sun and symbolizes the Chinese New Year as well as abundance and happiness. |
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🍌 | Banana Someone goes bananas or has a banana problem. For many cultures, the banana is a delicacy and part of a healthy diet. Can also be a sign for fertility or a phallic symbol. |
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🍉 | Watermelon The juicy fruit stands for hot summer days, stone spitting contests, healthy eating and holidays. The emoticon of the watermelon promises bliss of love. It is also said to have a positive effect on potency. |
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🍇 | Grapes The grapes are hanging too high, wishes are unattainable or goals unreachable. The grape is traditionally interpreted as a sign of good health. Christian symbol and raw material for wine. |
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🍓 | Strawberry Something or someone is extremely sweet! The strawberry stands for sunny days and summer holidays. (Together with champagne, flowers and chocolate) symbol of sensuality as well as romance and wonderful hours for a couple. |
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🍈 | Melon The juicy melon is considered a symbol for eroticism and lucky love. Can also be interpreted as a bad omen. |
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🍒 | Cherries She is always cherry-picking. You are the cherry on the cake! The summer fruit can also stand for love because of the heart shape. People often see it as a symbol of full lips and the kiss. Cherries are also known as the forbidden fruit. In Japan, they are a symbol for self-discovery. |
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🍑 | Peach Soft skin, juicy and sweet pulp, aromatic smell: the peach is considered a seductive fruit. Due to the characteristic shape, the most commonly used emoji for the female butt. |
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🍍 | Pineapple Queen of fruits. Cultivated as a fruit plant in the tropics near the equator. The juicy and sweet pineapple stands for joie de vivre and enjoyment. “Pineapple face“ is an unfriendly way of describing someone with many scars or pimples in the face. |
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🥑 | Avocado Is either hated or loved because of the special taste. You eat healthy or vegan. Stands for a special lifestyle; super-food is totally hip. |
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🍅 | Tomato I like BLT sandwiches (bacon, lettuce and tomato)! or “I drink tomato juice – in Bloody Mary!“ In earlier times, the audience threw rotten tomatoes at actors whom they did not like. Often connected with Italy and Italian cuisine. The tomato is a love symbol. It can be understood as a subtle message of a secret new love. |
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🍆 | Eggplant The eggplant is associated with the male sex. It is one of the sex symbols. Is hated and loved on Instagram #freetheeggplant. |
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🥕 | Carrot The carrot stands for healthy food. Can also be used in connection with rabbits or vegetarians. Due to its form, belongs to the phallic symbols of the food category. |
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🌶 | Red Pepper The red hot pepper has its origin in Mexico. In restaurants often stands for the heat of a dish. A person or a new trend is “hot“ and “sexy“. |
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🍠 | Roasted Sweet Potato The Japanese love to eat it in cold seasons (also known as Yakiimo). Similar to pumpkins over here. |
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🧀 | Chunk Of Cheese I love cheese or “Hard cheese!“ Can also be used for dairy products in general. “Cheese“: Standard command of the photographer for everyone to smile on the picture. |
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🍳 | Fried Egg in Frying Pan A fried egg is sizzling in the pan. This emoji is a symbol for cooking. I'm cooking something! |
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🍕 | Slice Of Pizza Pizza salami is the most popular pizza in Germany. Many people associate it with a cozy evening with friends. Or to fight a hangover after an evening of convivial drinking. |
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🍜 | Steaming Bowl Japanese dish with ramen noodles. Traditionally served with chopsticks. The steaming bowl can also represent a warm, cooked meal such as soup. |
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🍥 | Fish Cake With Swirl Design Japanese fish burger “Narutomaki” with pink spiral pattern. For example, as a topping in ramen noodle soup. Emoji is also known as a synonym of the “@” sign. |
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🍡 | Dango Dangos are steamed dumplings made of rice flour and water. Often they are served on a spit. In this variant, the balls are colored with red beans, egg yolk, and matcha. |
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🍣 | Sushi Sushi is a Japanese dish. Boiled vinegar rice is rolled up with raw fish and vegetables and served in bite-sized pieces. In addition to soy sauce, it is usually served with wasabi and pickled ginger. |
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🍤 | Fried Prawn The prawn fritter (ebi furai) is a popular food in Japan. Appears in connection with a holiday in Asia, a visit to a Japanese restaurant, or with small male genitals. |
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🍙 | Rice Ball “I’ve ordered Japanese food” or “I’m hungry!” Rice balls with edible seaweed leaves. Like rice crackers, they are part of the most popular Japanese food. |
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🍚 | Cooked Rice Traditionally, cooked rice is said to have a magic power. Means that better living conditions are waiting for you or that you will be served a delicious rice dish. |
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🍘 | Rice Cracker Let's go to an Asian restaurant! Rice cracker with an edible seaweed leaf. Is a very popular snack in Japan. |
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🍰 | Piece Of Cake Shortcake is a typical American dessert. The tea cake is traditionally made with strawberries in summer. Can be used for invitations, e.g. for coffee and cake, or to express the desire for something sweet. |
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🎂 | Birthday Cake Traditionally, the cake with the burning candles is a birthday cake. The birthday child blows out the candles and wishes for something. Generally for celebrations and congratulations. |
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🍭 | Lollipop You're so sweet! or “I want candy!“ The lollipop conveys fun and reminds us of our childhood. Also used to conciliate a person or in a sexual context. Popular emoji of food bloggers. |
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🍿 | Popcorn I'll get the popcorn! You are preparing for verbal slander and mud-wrestling, you expect to enjoy reading a thread, or a special event is awaited with anticipation. The popcorn emoji can be used to invite someone to the cinema or to a cozy evening in front of the TV. |
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🍩 | Doughnut You crave for something sweet! Policemen are constantly eating doughnuts in American movies, and they are also known to be Homer Simpson's favorite food. Because of its shape, there could also be a sexual meaning behind it. |
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🥟 | Stuffed Pasta General term for a dish, with different fillings. Depending on the country, the stuffed pasta has different names: Dumpling (China), Empanada (Spain), Gyōza (Japan), Jiaozi (Korea), or Pierogi (Poland). |
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🍪 | Cookie Cookies! Not only the Cookie Monster from Sesame Street loves them. With their National Cookie Day in December, Americans even have a holiday for the sweet pastries. “That’s the way the cookie crumbles!“ |
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🍼 | Baby Bottle I have to feed the baby. Generally refers to babies and feeding. Can also be used disparagingly, if someone behaves childishly or immaturely. |
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☕ | Hot Beverage Used as coffee or tea emoji. Can be used for any type of hot drink. Someone urgently needs a coffee to wake up or wants to read a book while having an unhurried cup of tea. |
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🍶 | Sake Jar And Cup Ceramic sake jar with small bowl, in which Sake is served. The wine made of fermented rice is a popular alcoholic drink in Japan. Is drunk hot or cold. Represents Japan itself as well as the culture and the cuisine. |
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🍺 | Beer Mug Fancy a glass of beer? Let's go to the Oktoberfest! According to the German Purity Law, only hops, malt, water and yeast may be used for brewing. Due to the variety, it would take anyone 13 years to try a different German beer every day. |
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🍻 | Beer Mugs Two beer mugs, which are clinked. An old tradition: You raise your mugs and drink to each other’s health and a digestible beer. You have something to celebrate or you enjoy drinking together during an evening with friends. |
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🥂 | Champagne Glasses Congratulations or “Happy New Year“. There is an occasion to toast or celebrate. The symbol is often found on invitations for birthdays, New Year's Eve or weddings. |
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🍷 | Wine Glass Wine and dine! This is new wine in old bottles. Goes well with many occasions when drinking alcohol: parties, birthdays, restaurant visits or simply a cozy evening with friends. |
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🥃 | Drinking Glass Straight glass with a thick bottom: The typical glass form for drinking and tasting whiskey and rum. We’ve got something to celebrate! You want to go to a bar with friends. |
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🍸 | Cocktail Glass From the glasses with the conical shape you usually drink martini or cocktails. “Shaken, not stirred!“ is how James Bond mostly enjoys his favorite drink. |
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🍾 | Bottle With Popping Corks Let the corks pop! Symbol for celebrations of all kinds, such as birthday, wedding or New Year's Eve. Can also be used for a personal success, such as an achieved aim or a passed exam. |
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