French fries emoji SVG
Thin-cut, golden-brown French fries served in a red carton, resembling those from McDonald’s. Apple features a 😊 Smiling Face With Smiling Eyes design on its carton, while WhatsApp and JoyPixels include their respective brand logomarks. This emoji predates its standardization in Unicode. It first appeared on Japanese mobile devices from SoftBank in 2000. Subsequent SoftBank designs displayed the letter “J” on the carton, later replaced with a “P.” Early KDDI versions likewise featured a “P” on the carton.
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The french fries emoji usually represents fried potato sticks served as a fast food snack.
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