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Is it something like “baked”?

It’s on the wrapper of a caramel pudding kitkat. enter image description here

somosluz
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    It's part of the full sentence written there. 焼く時は受け皿（トレー・天板）を使用してね！Just to be clear, have you tried interpreting it as part of the whole thing? What's your understanding of the sentence? – Leebo May 20 '23 at 00:05
  • Thank you! I don’t know enough yet to have known that was a sentence and not three separate phrases. 😅 – somosluz May 20 '23 at 05:46

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It means "when cooking", where 焼く is to cook and 時 is time. 焼く時 is literally "at time of cooking."

The entire sentence is

焼く時は受け皿を使用してね
Please use a container when cooking

Grammatically, the 焼く can be viewed as a relative clause that modifies the noun 時.

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