Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

ausrezeptiert

English translation:

ready meals / convenience foods

Added to glossary by John Kinory (X)
Jan 5, 2002 10:17
22 yrs ago
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German term

ausrezeptiert

German to English Marketing Food & Drink food products
This is from a market study about food products by companies such as "Maggi", "Betty Crocker" etc.

"Die Marke ist bestens etabliert im Bereich der Helferprodukte und im Feld der ausrezeptierten Produkte und zeigt großes Potential zur Integration neuer Produktfelder.

Any ideas about "ausrezeptiert"?
I suppose it means finished products which only have to be heated up, where nothing has to be added, but I would like to describe it with one or two words, as elegant as possible (if that is possible).

Thank you so much in advance for your help!

Patricia
Change log

Aug 4, 2020 16:05: Steffen Walter changed "Field" from "Other" to "Marketing"

Proposed translations

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ready meals / convenience foods

NB! I am not familiar with the term, the above suggestions are based on your understanding of it, which sounds reasonable to me (-:

HTH

Mary
Peer comment(s):

agree Claudia Tomaschek : It's not really ready meals but refers to all kinds of mixes, e.g. soup mix, souce mix (Maggi) or cake and cookie mixes (Betty Crocker). All ingrediences are already mixed but you've got to cook / bake them.
5 hrs
OK - what about ready mixes?
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks everybody for your help!!! Thank you Mary, I think your suggestion comes closest to what I was looking for. Thanks again!"
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pre-mixed

Based on the above assumptions
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convenience foods, ready meals

You have to pick the one that fits best. I checked it in Duden and your understanding of the term appears to be correct.
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10 hrs

ready-mix

How about ready-mix products?
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