Food & Cooking icons — 189 free transparent PNGs
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Featured Food & Cooking icons
face savoring food
smirking face
face with monocle
face with steam from nose
crying cat
speak-no-evil monkey
palms up together
teacher
man teacher
woman teacher
man farmer
woman farmer
cook
man cook
woman cook
man scientist
woman scientist
detective
ninja
person in steamy room
man in steamy room
woman in steamy room
grapes
melon
watermelon
tangerine
lemon
lime
banana
pineapple
mango
red apple
green apple
pear
peach
cherries
strawberry
blueberries
kiwi fruit
tomato
olive
coconut
avocado
eggplant
potato
carrot
ear of corn
hot pepper
bell pepper
cucumber
leafy green
broccoli
garlic
onion
peanuts
beans
chestnut
ginger root
pea pod
brown mushroom
A curated set of transparent PNG food and cooking icons for recipe blogs, meal-plan printables, restaurant menus and Pinterest pin headers. Includes ingredients, kitchen tools, beverages, fruit, vegetables, baked goods and table service marks. The Food & Cooking hub on IconVault collects every transparent PNG icon in our library that fits this niche, sourced from the open-source OpenMoji v15 dataset and re-tagged for blogging workflows. Whether you are writing a recipe round-up, a packing list, a budgeting tutorial or a salon menu, this is the page to bookmark before you open your image editor.
Every icon below is a free transparent PNG with a clean alpha channel. They render crisply against any background — pastel pinks, dark mode UIs, photo overlays, parchment textures or seasonal holiday graphics. The colour palette of the original OpenMoji set has been preserved so the assets read consistently when used together inside the same post or printable. If you need a flat single-tone version, every icon detail page also exposes a black variant for monochrome layouts.
Typical editorial uses for icons in the Food & Cooking hub include:
- Recipe post headers and printable meal plans.
- Pinterest pin overlays and Instagram story stickers.
- Weekly meal-prep checklists and grocery lists.
- Restaurant menus, food trucks and delivery decks.
- Food blog category badges and sidebar dividers.
Inside this hub you can drill down into more specific subcategories listed below. Each subcategory page is a real, indexable HTML page with at least three icons and its own SEO metadata, so search engines can crawl all the way down to the most specific topic — for example a single fruit, a particular musical instrument or a specific exercise. If you prefer to browse by keyword instead of subcategory, scroll to the tag cloud and pick any of the most popular tags. Tags often cut across hubs, so a tag like "heart" or "book" can lead you to assets you would not otherwise discover.
Bloggers love IconVault because every page is server-rendered HTML — there are no SPA loading spinners, no JavaScript image lazy-loaders blocking the print preview, and no obnoxious modal popups asking for an email address. If you write content for Pinterest, the transparent PNG format means you can pin icons over your own photography without a white box ruining the composition. If you publish to a WordPress site, the icons drop straight into the block editor with no extra plugin required. If you build email newsletters, the small file sizes keep your campaign under the Gmail clipping threshold.
This page is updated automatically whenever new icons are seeded into the library. The total icon count for Food & Cooking right now is 189. If a specific icon is missing from this hub, check the search page — it might already exist under a different niche, since some assets fit multiple editorial categories.