MADE OF, MADE FROM, MADE WITH, MADE OUT OF

English for Today by Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr GAB)

MADE OF, MADE FROM, MADE WITH, MADE OUT OF

If an item is comprised of a raw material that has not been significantly
changed in the course of production, say it is ‘made of’:
The stool was made of wool.

When the the raw material is considerably transformed over the course of production, say ‘made from’:
Bread is made from flour. ✔️
Wine is made from grapes. ✔️

If something has been produced from another thing in an unusual or surprising way, you usually use made out of:
She was wearing a hat made out of plastic bags. ✔️
These chairs were made out of tyres. ✔️

We use made with most often to talk about the ingredients of food and drink:
This dish is made with beef, red peppers and herbs. ✔️
GAB