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Too many cooks spoil the broth Too many cooks spoil the broth means that an activity or plan goes wrong because too many people are involved in it. Broth is a soup. If lots of people are involved in deciding on how to make it, it could spoil the taste. “We were all trying to decorate the room together, but it ended up looking a bit of mess, as we all like different styles and colours.”“Too many cooks spoil the broth.” “Exactly.”

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Metaphor	Too many cooks spoil the broth
Question Meaning	What do you mean?
Meaning	Too many cooks spoil the broth means that an activity or plan goes wrong because too many people are involved in it.
Question Explanation	Why does it mean this?
Explanation	Broth is a soup. If lots of people are involved in deciding on how to make it, it could spoil the taste.
Question Example	Example
Example	“We were all trying to decorate the room together, but it ended up looking a bit of mess, as we all like different styles and colours.” “Too many cooks spoil the broth.” “Exactly.”

Spoil Broth Cooks People Involved Means Activity Plan