Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Ingredient"

A: If you’re making a food dish like a cake or something, the things that you need are called ingredients
For example to make a cake you need the following ingredients:
1. Eggs
2. Flour
3. sugar
4. Milk

A: She gets the parts of the pizza ready to put together. She makes the dough, she cuts up the meat, she shreds the cheese, etc.

A: the shorter in this sentence is about the list of ingredients. This means that you don't have to write down as many ingredients on a shopping list when you are planning a meal.

A: The ingredients you will need to bake a cake, muffins, brownies. Like the baking ingredients for a cake are flour, egg, sugar, butter etc.

A: Ex: “What are the ingredients in this doughnut?”
Other ex: “I have to check the ingredients on the back because I have a nut allergy”

A: Give me the ingredients
Put in the ingredients
Go and buy the ingredients

A: You could say "what ingredients do you use in the pizza?

A: Ran out of would imply the dish isn't complete. Finished implies he completed the dish and didn't have any waste/leftovers.

A: Ingredient implies that it is food
Material implies that it is not food

A: Ingredientは食事や料理のことを話す時に使う。
Materialは建物や電子工学のことを話す時に使う。

けど、時々化学などのことを話す時に文脈によってIngredientもMaterialも使える。

A: Ingredients is usually for cooking. ‘The ingredients of a cake are...’ and ‘the ingredients to make a perfect soup are...’ but contents could be universally used for the insides of anything even cooking, ‘the contents of the cake included...’ ‘the contents of the animal’s stomach were...’ ‘the contents of the essay consisted of 3 portions of research...’

A: *ingredients* are more ready to use, easy to find, they are pieces that make up a whole.
*raw materials* are more simple, they are basic, unrefined, they need to be processed to make something else.

example: steel is an ingredient in making something out of metal, but steel is made out of the *raw materials* iron and carbon.

usually when people talk about raw materials it refers to something pure and not as useful on its own. people refer to ingredients when they are going to make something.

if you bake a cake your *ingredients* are eggs and flour.
if you want to make flour you need the *raw material* wheat

A: they are both acceptable

A: Punctuation is important:
--> The ingredients for making *a* hamburger*:*/*-* beef patties, *lettuce*, onions, cheese, pickles, etc are $10.

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A: We will use up the ingredients on the day that we purchase them.

A: We use quality seasonal ingredients. Choose and match to your liking.


I feel like you are not using "generous" as a quantity, and instead are looking for a way to establish quality.

typically "seasonal" is the adjective applied to products that rotate throughout the year.

"in season" would be used as:
• lavender is in season right now, you can find it everywhere.

A: If you add too many ingredients to food, it won't bring out their flavors.

A: A paraquat compound was detected on the champagne in question, which makes this a murder case.

Since there are nasty intricate relations among the Beeches family and their friends, anyone might be a killer.

Furthermore, the police has no idea which one of twins did the perpetrator had intend to kill.

The CID in charge knows that Jenny Starling has an excellent detective history from the cases she has solved in the past.

So, even though the CID/other prohibits her from interfering with the case formally, the CID/other is relying on her privately.

A: 農薬を使わない食材 = 英語では「organic ingredients」と呼んでいます.