What's the meaning of “I usually just make everything from scratch.”?
To make from scratch is an English idiom. When you make something from scratch, it means that you make it using only base ingredients. You do not get help from something already pre-prepared. For example, if you wanted to make a cake from scratch, then you'd need to make the cake itself, any filling, and the icing all with base ingredients. If you bought a cake kit from the store that already had pre-made icing, filling, etc, then you would not be making a cake from scratch. Food made from scratch is often more tasty and impressive than food made from kits.
How do you pronounce “I usually just make everything from scratch.”?
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