• MissALibra86
    • 6 years 6 months ago
    • Posts: 525
    		 A friend of mine asked a rather weird question last week. She wondered when a pie became a pie - when the ingredients are put together with the crust and is uncooked, or when the pie has been completely cooked. She believed that a pie is a pie when the ingredients were put together in the pie bowl and the pie is not yet cooked - even though the pie is still uncooked, it has become a pie. I believe that although the ingredients have been put together, the very definition of a pie is that it is warm, cooked, and yummy unless a pie is meant to be served cold - so in my mind, most pies need to be cooked to become a pie.

    I know, it's a crazy question :lol: , but what is your intake on this?
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    • RetroRickster923
      • 6 years 6 months ago
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      		 Umm I think a pie is pie when it's cooked. :?
      I am Ricky, hear me think! :D
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      • elron
        • 6 years 6 months ago
        • Posts: 693
        		 Chicken pot, cherry, cream, hair, 3.14159265 ...I've heard many incantations of the word which you speak of. (Pi)e is (pi)e, but really, I try not to dwell on it too much...(laughs nervously) :?:?
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        • ChicagoSheriff
          • 6 years 6 months ago
          • Posts: 387
          		 are we talking about a retro pie?
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          • RetroJessica1985
            • 6 years 6 months ago
            • Posts: 87
            		 A pie is a pie when the ingrediants used to make the pie are combined and it's cooked..the end result is a pie, a solid object. The ingrdiants for the pie arn't the end result, the ingrediants dont taste or resemble a pie yet thus why the end result is a pie. Sure the the ingrediants and the recipe order is for a pie, but do you stop there do you just mix the ingrediants in a bowl a call it a pie? no so...
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            • scatt_nasty
              • 6 years 6 months ago
              • Posts: 250
              		 No, once everything is put together, it's a pie.
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              • NickRules
                • 6 years 6 months ago
                • Posts: 4966
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                		 I think that once the pie has been made, with the crust and all, it becomes a pie, and when you cook it its still a pie. Its not like you don't call cookies cookies until you've baked them.
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                • Captain Howdy
                  • 6 years 6 months ago
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                  		 When it's real good. That's when a pie is a pie.
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                  • jujubeeme
                    • 6 years 6 months ago
                    • Posts: 403
                    		 I'll tell you when a pie is a pie. When you put it in your mouth and the first thing that comes to your head is, "Yum, pie!" and not "Gross, dough and fruit!"
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                    • Bomberman
                      • 6 years 6 months ago
                      • Posts: 3309
                      		 When it hits your eye like a big pizza pie.
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