Easy as Pie.
English
idiom
Very easy or simple to do.
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Very easy or simple to do.
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Extremely simple and easy to do.
When something is easy as pie, it requires little effort or skill.
It is used to tell someone that a task is not difficult, or to express that something was simpler than expected.
"A Walk in the Park"
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An enjoyable and relaxed experience, emphasizing how pleasant it was
"Plain Sailing"
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Progress that is smooth and free of problems or obstacles
"Easy as Pie"
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Something that is very simple and requires very little effort
I'm nervous about setting up the new reporting software — I've never done it before.
Don't worry — it's easy as pie once you follow the setup guide.
How hard is it to make sourdough bread from scratch?
Easy as pie — just follow the steps and be patient with the starter.
Did you manage to fix the leak yourself?
Easy as pie — just needed a wrench and a five-minute YouTube video.
