Google brings emoji mashup to Android through emoji kitchen.

Emoticons are an interesting way to interact with others, even without talking. But sometimes you may want to combine two emoticons to better express what you really mean. Google understands this, so now they have brought an interesting thing to your Gboard Beta app, and that is Emoji Kitchen. They are essentially not emoji images, but stickers, so as long as you can see the image of the application, they can see these facial mash-ups, there is no cross-compatibility problem.

If you are using Gboard or Google keyboard, you can access the emoji kitchen. When you click on any smiley face, you will not only get a different color version of the expression. When combined with other emoticons, you will see its different iterations. They are actually "specially handmade by Google designers". For example, click on the cowboy hat expression, and you will get monkey cowboy, ghost cowboy, laughing cowboy, kissing cowboy, loving cowboy, pleading cowboy, and even meditating cowboy.

They are called "expression kitchens" because they use different "recipes" or combinations of expressions that they think people want to use when reacting or talking to others. You will get two or more emoticons in the diet, such as heart-shaped poop, which means you like poop, or you like a friend's poop head or something. The sad expression and the flicker of the kissing heart will give you an emoji, sad but deep in your heart.

This is not a super useful or meaningful thing, but an interesting new thing that can be done on a mobile device. So far, we all know that emoticons have gone beyond smiley faces to become a legal form of expression. With Emoji Kitchen, the canvas becomes wider, triggering a variety of Emoji-related happy events when you chat, email, or post messages on social media.

You need to join the Gboard test system to play emoji kitchen. Google recommends using emoji stickers on Gmail, email, Messenger, Snapchat, WhatsApp and Telegram.