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Default What exactly is 'home made'?

On Fri, 28 Feb 2014 13:04:06 -0800 (PST), Kalmia
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> I think that in the case of a resto, 'homemade' means it isn't just a Sysco special to be dipped in boiling water. Implies the on prem cook's own recipe too.


I haven't seen "home made" used on a menu. Maybe chain restaurants do
that, I dunno... but restaurants around here use the term "house made"
when they are touting something special, like dessert pastries or ice
cream - which are often purchased from a vendor of some sort. House
made implies they made it "in-house".


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