“Homemade with love. In other words, I licked the spoon and kept using it” is a jocular saying about homemade foods that has been printed on many images. The saying was posted on Twitter on November 23, 2012 and probably originated with this ecard.
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Paula D
@PalDali
“Homemade with love” mean “I licked the spoon and kept using it”
7:04 AM - 23 Nov 2012
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HelenMelon❥
@OhHiiImHelen
Homemade with love. In other words, I licked the spoon and kept using it.
8:23 PM - 24 Nov 2012
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Brittney Leanne
@countrysweety95
Oh this is homemade, in other words, I licked the spoon and kept using it… aha
10:28 PM - 24 Nov 2012
Miss Nomers
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Made With Love Means I Licked the Spoon and Kept Using It
I finally got around to making a GIF of the cake making process.
Miss Adelias Cooking
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2013
Homemade with LOVE…in other words, I licked the spoon and kept using it.
Me.Me
HOMEMADE WITH LOVE MEANS LICKED THE SPOON AND KEPT USING IT CARDS USER CARD UNBELIEVABLE & LUDIC RUS IF YOU’RE COMING TO MY HOUSE FOR THANKSGIVING REMEMBER MEME
MEMES MY HOUSE 🤖 SPOON SPOONING LICK THE SPOON LICK LICKING SPOONS LICKS UNBELIEVABLY UNBELIEVABLE COME TO MY HOUSE LICKINGS LICKING THE SPOON SPOONFUL KEPTED UNBELIEVABLENESS
FOUND @ 1 LIKES ON 2016-11-24 21:53:31 BY ME.ME
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Homemade with love. In other words, I licked the spoon and kept using it.
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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