English Dictionary

Definition of “home-baked”

home-baked (ˌhəʊmˈbeɪkt)

"She was back in a few moments with pots of honey and jam, a large pat of butter and a plate piled high with crusty home-baked bread.

Fraser, Christine Marion Noble Beginnnings

And looking ahead, 2005 could be a huge year for home-baked talent.

Australian News Misc (2004)

Cool your heels in the quirky cafes, where home-baked muffins are served up by half-baked hippies.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

Home-Baked Beans The taste of home-baked beans is enough to put you off the tinned variety for life.

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Liz Scott trapped 14 using a yellow golf ball on a piece of home-baked bread.

Glasgow Herald (2002)

There also will be floral art and Ikebana displays, 11am-5pm, as well as home-baked goodies.

Courier, Sunday Mail (2004)

There were slices of home-baked whole wheat bread and tumblers full of water from the hypothetically miraculous spring.

MacLeod, Charlotte Something in the Water

Well, you're here now, and there's no somebody to give you anything but hot soup and home-baked bread.

Tepper, Sheri S. A Plague of Angels

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