pre-stirred

adjective
UK /ˌpriːˈstɜːd/
US /ˌpriːˈstɝːd/

Already mixed or stirred before you use it.

The recipe calls for pre-stirred peanut butter so it spreads easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having been agitated or moved around beforehand, as a liquid or substance.

The pre-stirred paint went on smoothly without any extra work.

3. Figuratively, having emotions or reactions already aroused before a situation begins.

The crowd arrived pre-stirred by the earlier speeches.

4. In cooking, ingredients combined ahead of time to save effort during preparation.

She kept a jar of pre-stirred sauce in the fridge for quick dinners.