Serving up big kitchen energy, this emoji shows a Black woman chef in classic whites, rocking a puffy white toque and holding a trusty wooden spoon like Excalibur. On Apple/iOS, she faces forward with a calm, confident smile, crisp chef jacket gleaming, and the brown spoon lifted near her shoulder—very “I’ve got this simmering.” The clean whites, warm wood tones, and neat styling make her instantly recognizable as the head of the kitchen brigade, not just the one washing dishes. It’s the go-to when you’re bragging about your gumbo, debuting a new sourdough starter, or quietly letting the group chat know dinner is about to slap.
Online, she doubles as a mood: “let her cook” when someone needs space to deliver genius, culinary or not. People drop it to humblebrag a meal prep win, post a recipe reel, or, ironically, to announce they scorched the garlic but are still plating like it’s Michelin inspection day. It pairs beautifully with foodie thirst traps, flirty “I’ll make you breakfast” texts, or chaotic “winging it” kitchen experiments. Expect cameos next to Ramsay memes, Ratatouille references, and that friend who thinks the air fryer is a personality.
Beyond literal cooking, she signals nurturing, craft, and finesse—chef’s-kiss vibes without the kiss. It’s also a stylish nod to representation in professional kitchens: competence, creativity, and authority packed into one tidy portrait. Drop her when your recipe slaps, when your idea needs time to simmer, or when your comeback is still preheating in the oven.
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Emoji History The emoji code/ image log of changes.
This emoji first appeared in OSX / iOS after the iOS 10 update.
