poultry leg Emoji
The 🍗 poultry leg symbol represents chicken or cooked poultry on menus and food-related messages.
U+1F357
🍗 is the poultry leg emoji, commonly used to indicate chicken or other cooked poultry. It’s a simple, recognizable way to add food context to text. You can copy it directly or use its code points in your projects.
poultry leg Emoji Meaning
The 🍗 poultry leg (Unicode U+1F357) is a food emoji used to suggest chicken or other cooked poultry. In everyday messages, it often stands for “chicken dinner,” a specific menu item, or a tasty meal. You may also see it used in casual, humorous, or celebratory posts about eating, barbecues, or cooking. Because it visually resembles a roasted or cooked piece of poultry, it works well alongside words like “chicken,” “dinner,” “bbq,” or “roast.” In design and writing, it’s a quick visual cue for dining, food promotions, or culinary themes without needing extra explanation.
Common uses
- •Menu items: labeling or highlighting chicken meals or poultry dishes
- •Cooking posts: indicating recipes, roasting, or barbecue content
- •Food promotions: adding an appetizing icon to specials and offers
- •Casual messaging: replying with a playful “sounds good” or “dinner” context
- •Themed content: creating food-themed captions for social media or blogs
Examples
🍗 Poultry Leg Emoji
- 🍗Tonight’s special: 🍗 roasted chicken with herbs.
- 🍗Who’s ready for BBQ? 🍗 on the grill!
- 🍗I nailed the marinade—so juicy. 🍗
- 🍗Order update: 🍗 meals available for pickup.
- 🍗Weekend plan: cooking 🍗 and watching a movie.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F357 | |
| HTML Entity | 🍗 | |
| HTML Code | 🍗 | |
| CSS | \1F357 |
FAQ
What symbol is 🍗 in Unicode?
🍗 is named “POULTRY LEG” and has the Unicode code point U+1F357.
How can I copy the 🍗 symbol for websites or apps?
You can copy the character directly as 🍗, or use the HTML entity 🍗 (and CSS escape \\1F357 / JavaScript \\u{1F357}).
What does 🍗 usually mean in messages?
It most commonly points to chicken or cooked poultry, such as a dinner or menu item.
Where should I use 🍗 for best clarity?
Use it in food menus, recipe/cooking posts, and social captions where the context is already about dining or poultry.