made from; made with
Describes the material or ingredient something is made from or with.
This pattern is used to say what something is made of. The noun before から indicates the original material or main ingredient. It is a straightforward, common way to talk about the origin of a product, food, or object.
The verb 作る can be conjugated to fit the sentence, such as 作られています (passive, 'is made'), 作りました (past), or 作るつもりです (intention). The particle から marks the starting point or source, so から作る literally means 'to make from'.
In everyday speech, you might also hear で作る with a similar meaning, but から emphasizes the material more directly. For example, 豆腐は大豆から作られます (Tofu is made from soybeans) is common, while 大豆で作る might sound like 'with soybeans' as a tool or method. Stick with から for 'made from'.