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Canada’s Favourite Food Emojis 2022

Love them or hate them, emojis are going nowhere

Whether they sum up how we’re feeling, are used to insinuate a hidden meaning or just tell others what we’re having for lunch, we all have our go-to emojis in our everyday messaging. Our in-depth survey of 1,003 Canadian adults has left us with lots to ponder. Does our emoji use change depending on our age? What are the most popular emojis in Canada today? And what are the new emojis Canadians are desperate to be released? Read on for all of our survey findings.
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Canada’s Most and Least Used Food Emojis

<h2>Canadian's Most and Least Favourites Emojis</h2>

Canadian's Most and Least Favourites Emojis

<h2>Food Emojis Canadians Want To Be Released Right Now</h2>

Food Emojis Canadians Want To Be Released Right Now

10 Of The Food-Related Emojis Canadians Want Released Right Now

  • A greater variety of cheeses and pastries
  • More Indian
  • More African foods
  • Cakes with adjustable colour
  • wider variety - including baked, mashed, hash brown etc
  • Chowder
  • Poutine
  • Fajitas
  • Smoothies
  • A vegan, vegetarian, plant-based and pescetarian food emojis


Each year, a list of new emojis are presented for consideration and approval. 2022/23’s new emojis up for approval in September include a shaking face, a plain pink heart, a donkey and the Khanda, the symbol of the Sikh faith. So far, none on the list highlighted in our survey data have made the list, but we will watch this space.
<h2>Ontario: The Food Emoji Capital Of Canada</h2>

Ontario: The Food Emoji Capital Of Canada

Check our plans

If all this talk of food emojis has got you planning your next meal, why not take a look at our weekly menu for delicious dishes you can cook from home.
If all this talk of food emojis has got you planning your next meal, why not take a look at our weekly menu for delicious dishes you can cook from home.