homestyle

American  

[hohm-stahyl] / ˈhoʊmˌstaɪl /

Or home-style

adjective

1. simple and unpretentious, evoking the comforts of home: home-style hospitality.

   homestyle cooking;

   home-style hospitality.

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Etymology

Origin of homestyle

First recorded in 1865–70; home + style

Example Sentences

Campbell’s said that tariff-related price increases weighed on its ready-to-serve soup business, which include its Chunky and Homestyle brands.

From The Wall Street Journal

Anticipating the Thanksgiving holiday and mountains of leftover turkey sandwiches to come, Kraft Heinz this month began selling its Heinz Homestyle Turkey Gravy with a new, squeezable bottle.

From The Wall Street Journal

One half-cup serving of Campbell’s Homestyle Chicken Noodle soup has 890 milligrams ofsodium.The can contains 2,225 milligrams.

From The Wall Street Journal

“There in Savannah, Paula Deen’s homestyle Southern menu at the Lady and Sons turned me into a ravenous beast, unmindful of manners, cholesterol, North-South diplomacy and the dropped jaws of my companions,” USA Today, then the nation’s most-read daily newspaper, wrote on Dec. 17, 1999.

From Los Angeles Times

Her handmade bag lunches were delivered by her sons Jamie and Bobby and earned Deen a local reputation for her homestyle cooking.

From Los Angeles Times