π₯ means a cooked dish served in a pan, often paella, stew, curry or any home-cooked meal. People use it to say food is ready or to talk about cooking. The Apple artwork shows a dark two-handled pan filled with orange rice, a chicken drumstick, lemon wedges and green vegetables.

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The tone is warm and homely. The design looks most like Spanish paella, and many people use it for that dish, but in practice it stands in for many one-pan meals such as stews, casseroles, curries and rice dishes. It is less casual than π or π, which suggest fast food, and more about cooking at home or sharing a big dish. It has no widely known slang meaning.
It often means dinner is ready or that someone is cooking something good. It can also be an invitation to come eat.
Dinner's ready, come down π₯
Made paella for the first time π₯π
Mom's cooking is unbeatable π₯β€οΈ
Potluck at mine Saturday, bring a dish π₯
| π₯ vs π² | π² is a deep pot of soup or stew, while π₯ is a shallow pan with a drier dish like paella. |
|---|---|
| π₯ vs π | π is curry served over rice on a plate, while π₯ shows food still in the cooking pan. |
| π₯ vs π³ | π³ is a frying pan with an egg and suggests breakfast or basic cooking, not a full meal. |
| Name | shallow pan of food |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F958 |
| Category | Food & Drink |
| Keywords | casserole, food, paella, pan, shallow |
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π₯ means a cooked dish served in a pan, often paella, stew, curry or any home-cooked meal. People use it to say food is ready or to talk about cooking. The Apple artwork shows a dark two-handled pan filled with orange rice, a chicken drumstick, lemon wedges and green vegetables.
Yes, the design is closest to paella, a Spanish rice dish cooked in a wide pan. People also use it for other one-pan dishes like stews and curries.
π₯ is a shallow pan of food, and π² is a deeper pot, usually for soup or stew. Both are used for home-cooked meals.
Yes, some people use it for curry or a family dish cooked in a pan. π is the more direct curry emoji.
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