ready-mix
- noun
- /ˈrɛdi mɪks/
- I bought a ready-mix cake for the party.
Examples
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Most supermarkets stock several brands of ready-mix for bread baking.
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The cake was made using a chocolate ready-mix and tasted delicious.
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We bought a ready-mix for pancakes to save time in the morning.
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These ready-mixes are convenient for busy people.
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The bakery offers a variety of ready-mix cake batters, making it easy for anyone to bake delicious desserts at home.
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She bought a ready-mix pancake mix that only required water for perfectly fluffy pancakes.
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For dinner, I decided to use a ready-mix spice blend to save time while cooking my favorite curry.
Synonyms
Different things put together, for example foods or ingredients
A packet of dry ingredients you add liquid to
A packaged set of dry ingredients for making a cake that you add eggs and water to
A packaged dry product with most ingredients for brownies that needs eggs and oil
How Ready
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ready-mix is made from ready ('prepared') and mix ('ingredients combined together'), so it means a mixture that is already prepared. That's why a ready-mix for cake or bread includes most ingredients and only needs one or two fresh things added.