Represents bell peppers β colorful, crunchy, and healthy. Itβs often used in cooking posts, salad pics, or to show variety and freshness.
Youβre meal-prepping for the week and want to flex your veggies.
color-coded and ready to go π«π«π₯π
In Japanese chats, π« (γγΌγγ³) usually refers to the green bell pepper β a common veggie in home-cooked meals and school lunches. Itβs slightly bitter, so it often carries a cute βkids hate it but itβs healthyβ vibe. Sometimes paired with π in cooking posts (e.g. summer stir-fry).
π« is safe in nearly all contexts β though note that in Japanese, βγγΌγγ³β can subtly imply βplain / unexcitingβ in jokes (like βγγΌγγ³γΏγγγͺζ§ζ Όβ = bland personality).