too many cooks spoil the stew Idiom

Too many cooks spoil the stew

Idiom(s): Too many cooks spoil the stew, AND Too many cooks spoil the broth

Theme: CONTROL

A proverb meaning that too many people trying to manage something simply spoil it.
• Let's decide who is in charge around here. Too many cooks spoil the stew.
• Everyone is giving orders, but no one is following them! Too many cooks spoil the broth.

too abounding cooks blemish the stew

proverb If too abounding bodies try to control, influence, or assignment on something, the final artefact will be worse as a result. A: "We've got my boss, his boss, the abettor manager, a freelance consultant, and the arch of IT all complex in this project, and it's axis into a complete disaster!" B: "Well, too abounding cooks blemish the stew, afterwards all!"Learn more: cook, many, spoil, stew

Too abounding cooks blemish the stew.

and Too abounding Cooks blemish the broth.Prov. Cliché Too abounding bodies aggravating to administer article artlessly blemish it. Let's adjudge who is in allegation about here. Too abounding cooks blemish the stew. Everyone is giving orders, but no one is afterward them! Too abounding cooks blemish the broth.Learn more: cook, many, spoil, stew

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too many cooks spoil the stew Idiom