Easy as pie
If you’re fond of pie it’s not difficult to eat it. In fact, it’s easy.
So when we say that something is as easy as pie, we mean it’s simple — not hard at all.
“What’s so tough about learning how to drive,” said Rahul. “It’s as easy as pie.”
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