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«Made of» vs. «Made with» [duplicate]

What do they mean? How should I use them? Which one is more appropriate to what context?

I was talking to a colleague of mine and we couldn’t get to a consensus about what should we say when referring to drinks, for example:

A lemonade is made of lemons.

A lemonade is made with lemons.

3 Answers 3

Alex Gooch of the BBC answered a question on the differences between ‘made of’ and ‘made from.’

Gooch concluded that if you are referencing something that keep its form, you would use ‘made of,’ and if you were to reference something where the form is changed during the process of making, then you would use ‘made from.’

Examples from the article for ‘made of:’

Examples from the article for ‘made from:’

Now, to the ‘made with’ consideration: ‘Made with’ implies that there are more than one important elements. ‘Made with’ is usually used when referencing ingredients, of which something like lemonade requires to become lemonade.

Examples for ‘made with:’

Now let’s see if we can straighten out these sentences, and make them make sense:

‘Made of’ (something that retains its form):

«A lemonade is made of liquid.»

You wouldn’t accurately be able to say that the lemonade is made of lemons as you’re only using the juices and pulps of a lemon, and generally discarding the lemons once you are done. However, a liquid with fruit bits and sugar in it becoming another liquid is still a liquid.

‘Made from’ (something that has its form changed in the process of making):

«My lemonade is made from lemons, water, and brown sugar.»

If you take the juice of a lemon and pour it into a glass, you have a glass of lemon juice. If you take water, and pour it into a second glass, you have a glass of water. And if you take a spoonful of brown sugar and pour it into a third glass, you have a glass of brown sugar. But if you take all 3 ingredients, put it into a fourth glass, and stir, the ingredients will mix together and create a new and flavorful liquid that is the sum of its ingredients.

‘Made with’ (one of many important elements or ingredients):

«This lemonade is made with lemons from Florida!»

Considering that lemonade is made with more ingredients than just lemons (from Florida, or anywhere), you would rightly be able to assume that the lemons are only one of several important parts of the lemonade’s recipe.

I hope this clears up your debate with your friend, and to put an exact answer to your question: You would say, «a lemonade is made with lemons.»

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