Food & Drink Emoji Copy and Paste - 100+ Food Emojis
Copy and paste food and drink emojis. Fruits, meals, beverages, desserts, and more. Click any food emoji to copy it instantly.
Food & Drink (103)
Total emojis: 103
How to Copy Food & Drink Emojis
- Browse the food & drink emojis above
- Click any emoji to instantly copy it to your clipboard
- Paste with Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac) anywhere you want
These emojis work on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, Discord, Facebook, WhatsApp, and most other platforms.
About Food & Drink Emojis
Over 100 emojis cover fruits, vegetables, prepared meals, desserts and beverages. The earliest food emojis reflected Japanese cuisine — Unicode 6.0 (2010) shipped with 🍙 (Rice Ball), 🍱 (Bento Box), 🍣 (Sushi) and 🍢 (Oden) but very few Western staples. Cuisine diversity has been a deliberate focus of every release since: Unicode 8.0 (2015) added 🌮 (Taco), 🌯 (Burrito) and 🥐 (Croissant); Unicode 9.0 brought 🥓 (Bacon) and 🥖 (Baguette); Unicode 10.0 finally added 🥟 (Dumpling) and 🥠 (Fortune Cookie); Unicode 13.0 added 🫐 (Blueberries), 🫒 (Olive) and 🫑 (Bell Pepper); Unicode 15.0 (2022) brought 🫛 (Pea Pod) and 🫚 (Ginger Root).
Most popular food emojis
- 🍕 Pizza — consistently the most-used food emoji on Twitter/X.
- 🍔 Hamburger — second-place food emoji, and the centre of the infamous 2017 Google "cheese under patty" debate that pushed Sundar Pichai to comment.
- ☕ Hot Beverage — coffee culture's emoji of choice; the "tea" emoji 🍵 is less common in English-speaking contexts.
- 🎂 Birthday Cake — the universal birthday-post stamp.
- 🍓 Strawberry, 🍑 Peach, 🍆 Aubergine — the trio with double meanings on TikTok and adult-adjacent content.
- 🥑 Avocado — millennial-foodie shorthand since 2016.
- 🍷 Wine Glass and 🍺 Beer Mug — Friday-night tweets and bar check-ins.
Where people use them
Food emojis dominate Instagram recipe posts and restaurant reviews. TikTok cooking content leans heavily on 🧑🍳 (Cook), 🥘 (Shallow Pan of Food) and ingredient-specific emojis as visual ingredient lists. Twitter/X coffee culture is fuelled by ☕ in morning tweets. The 🍑 and 🍆 emojis have well-known double meanings that have shaped how platforms moderate certain hashtags. Birthday posts on every platform pair 🎂 with 🎉.
Platform rendering differences
The 🍔 Hamburger's anatomy varied for years — Google's burger placed the cheese under the patty until 2017, which prompted a now-famous tweet from Sundar Pichai promising to drop everything and fix it. Apple's 🥐 Croissant is a deep golden brown; Microsoft's is paler. The 🍣 Sushi looks completely different on each platform: Apple shows two pieces of nigiri, Google shows a single piece, Samsung shows a roll. 🍑 (Peach) became less anatomically suggestive on Apple's 2016 redesign and the internet revolted — Apple reverted within a week.
For decorative food and dining-related Unicode symbols, see our cool symbols collection.