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Let's Cook font
Publisher
FontBundles.net
License
$ Commercial
Date added
Apr 27 2022
A kitchen-themed dingbat font with bold utensil and cookware icons.
A decorative dingbat font featuring various kitchen utensils and cookware silhouettes such as pots, pans, graters, bowls, whisks, knives, cutting boards, and serving spoons. The glyphs are bold, solid black silhouettes with clean edges, designed for visual impact rather than text readability.
Recipe cards, cooking blogs, restaurant menus, culinary event posters, kitchen decor, food packaging.
Icons, Decorative accents, Themed graphics
Download Let's Cook font. Let's Cook by Illustration Ink
Recipe cards, cooking blogs, restaurant menus, culinary event posters, kitchen decor, food packaging.
Icons, Decorative accents, Themed graphics
Category
Bold
Yes
Italic
No
Weight
Bold
Width
Normal
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Normal
Contrast
Low
Overall style
Decorative, Thematic
X height
Cap height
Proposed projects
Recipe cards, cooking blogs, restaurant menus, culinary event posters, kitchen decor, food packaging.
Use case
Icons, Decorative accents, Themed graphics
Ascender descender ratio
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