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What does "cooked-in" mean in this context. Never heard of this expression before ;)
by btbytes 10y ago
What does "cooked-in" mean in this context. Never heard of this expression before ;)
- abrowne 10y agoIt's part of the main program, not an extra or add-on. (Just as a flavoring can be cooked as part of a dish rather than be added as an extra topping.)
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- coldtea 10y agoBuilt-in instead of third-party.
- nsomaru 10y agoWould suggest that the more common idiom is 'baked in'