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Pie or Cake?

Put candles in a cake and it's a party, put candles in a pie and someone's drunk in the kitchen....... but what do YOU think?

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#Cake #party #Pie
WhatsInAName 6 May 11
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Level 5

Cake is meh...hate frosting. Pie all the way!

Was this submitted on 3/14?? You rascal!!

Iffy Level 5 May 28, 2018
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Level 8

Great question...toss up for me

lerlo Level 8 May 17, 2018
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Level 9

My husband said he married me for my apple pie. I hope that was not the only reason.

Your being on this site speaks of your intelligence. Good job.
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Level 7

yes .... and butter tarts too.

Yummmmmmmm!
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Level 8

Just wait until someone (else) adds coconut to your mashed potatoes. It did really tasted different and the person who made thought it was really good. Yuk.

The person who did that is pure evil. Stay away from them.

@Iffy mother in law

@Marine ‘nuf said...
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Level 7

Oh screw it, 3.14 ?

Emme Level 7 May 11, 2018
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Really? Does no one get it?
(Sigh)
It's Pi...?

@Emme The way the site seems to be set up, it takes time for replies/posts to be seen by others

@ChrisSearls82
It might be so.?
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Level 7

Actually, if I could only ever have one thing, it would be donuts.

Nuts of the D'oh!☺
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Level 4

Pie

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Level 5

Related question: What category does cheese cake fall under?

Pie/cake? It’s delicious whichever it is.
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Level 5

Pie for sure, I'll turn down cake but I'll never say no to pie.

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Level 9

I used to prefer pies and made a lot of them myself. However, I developed a gluten intolerance and pie crust is more difficult to make gluten-free. Cakes are easy so now I have to go with cake. An upside down cake makes a good substitute for a pie.

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Level 8

Not a big fan of frosting, and with most store bought cakes, the frosting is the best part. At least with pie you usually get a flaky buttery crust and sometimes fruit. Not as easy to write on though...

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Level 6

Pie! Any other answer is stupid!

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Level 8

PIE!! Yummy!

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Level 8

Pie for sure! Lemon meringue and coconut cream. Well unless it is a birthday cake with huge sugar icing flowers

We could definitely hang out for dessert!!

The Cheesecake Factory has two lemon "cheesecakes" -- one is lemon meringue, and the other is lemon with real raspberry sauce.

@BlueWave love Cheesecake Factory
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Level 8

Canny Whack A Good Pie.

Coldo Level 8 May 11, 2018
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Level 6

Carvel. Does that count as cake

jab60 Level 6 May 11, 2018
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Level 8

"The cake is a lie."

Pies, for the win. There are precious few cakes that I'll even touch. OTOH, I positively adoe a pastry crust!

Zster Level 8 May 11, 2018
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Level 2

I love a good fresh baked fruit pie ! None of those cream creations for me ! Oh no ! Fruit please, and yes, candles for a birthday on pie is just as good as in a cake !?

I agree. My daughter doesn't like cake, so we often did pie, brownies, etc.
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Level 5

Both, please

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Level 7

Yes.

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Level 6

I like both but prefer my cake without frosting. I just think frosting is too sweet and can't eat it.

@SallyMc Too funny!! I'm the guy in the corner at a wedding dinner scraping my frosting into the garbage.
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Level 5

I'm a big fan of baking pies...

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Level 7
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Level 4

With custard. I grew up in England, don't judge me 😉

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