Google has added four new emojis to the Emoji Kitchen where Google cooks up some hilarious emoji combinations.
) posted a tweet on Wednesday noting that Google has four new emojis to be used in Emoji Kitchen mash-ups. The latest four emojis being used in the Emoji Kitchen include Paw Prints, Cherries, Watermelon, and Rock. As of this month, over 400 emojis have some support inside the Emoji Kitchen and there are 20,000 possible combinations.Tap on the text bar to allow Gboard to surface.Tap on the second emoji you want to add.
Note that gesture, person, and flag emojis are not supported for use by the Emoji Kitchen. One guess as for the reason behind this restriction is that a fusion using emojis from those three categories could be disrespectful and/or insulting to certain people or a certain country.Keep in mind that this feature is available only on Android phones.
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