π§ garlic Emoji β Meaning, Copy & Paste
Quick info
- Unicode
- U+1F9C4
- Shortcode
:garlic:- Category
- Food & Drink
- Subcategory
- vegetables
- Added in
- Unicode 12.0
- Also known as
- garlic bulb, vampire repellent, garlic cloves
What Does the garlic Emoji π§ Mean?
A whole bulb of garlic with the papery white skin showing, often a few cloves visible at the bottom β the garlic emoji finally arrived on the keyboard in 2019 to the relief of cooking-content creators everywhere. The pearly white-and-cream bulb reads instantly as garlic across every platform. Texters use it for cooking posts of literally any cuisine, since garlic is in nearly everything β Italian, French, Chinese, Korean, Mexican, Middle Eastern, and Indian dishes all lean on it.
Pasta-night photos, ramen recipes, and roasted-garlic spreads all pull it in. Beyond food, garlic carries folklore weight as the vampire repellent, so Halloween, vampire-meme, and "What We Do in the Shadows" content adopts it constantly. Some users send it in posts about strong smells or "garlic breath" jokes.
Health and immune-boosting wellness content references it for the natural-antibiotic claim. Added to Unicode 12.0 in 2019 alongside other much-requested produce items, the garlic emoji filled one of the most obvious gaps left in the cooking-emoji set.
How to Use π§ garlic Emoji
“Sunday sauce: π§ and olive oil, the holy trinity”
“Vampires stay away π§ we're protected”
Technical Details
| Unicode | U+1F9C4 |
| HTML Entity | 🧄 |
| CSS Code | \1F9C4 |
| Shortcode | :garlic: |
| Keywords | flavoring, garlic |
| Unicode Version | 12.0 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does π§ mean?
It depicts a garlic bulb and is used for cooking, vampire-repellent jokes, and immune-health content.
