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Cheesecake = Pie

pie1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (p)
n.
A baked food composed of a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, cheese, or other ingredients, and usually covered with a pastry crust.
A layer cake having cream, custard, or jelly filling.
A whole that can be shared: ?That would... enlarge the economic pie by making the most productive use of every investment dollar? (New York Times).


Cheesecake = cream cheese
cream filling = qualifies for pie.
Cheesecake = pie.
Pizza ~= pie.
 
Originally posted by: Injury
pie1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (p)
n.
A baked food composed of a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, cheese, or other ingredients, and usually covered with a pastry crust.
A layer cake having cream, custard, or jelly filling.
A whole that can be shared: ?That would... enlarge the economic pie by making the most productive use of every investment dollar? (New York Times).


Cheesecake = cream cheese
cream filling = qualifies for pie.
Cheesecake = pie.
Pizza ~= pie.
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That's great, but cheesecake isn't filled. It's cheese on a base. For that matter, pizza is not pie either because it's not filled with anything.
 
Originally posted by: Injury
pie1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (p)
n.
A baked food composed of a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, cheese, or other ingredients, and usually covered with a pastry crust.
A layer cake having cream, custard, or jelly filling.
A whole that can be shared: ?That would... enlarge the economic pie by making the most productive use of every investment dollar? (New York Times).


Cheesecake = cream cheese
cream filling = qualifies for pie.
Cheesecake = pie.
Pizza ~= pie.
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Oh, ok...pie is cake.
 
Originally posted by: Phil
\That's great, but cheesecake isn't filled. It's cheese on a base. For that matter, pizza is not pie either because it's not filled with anything.
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Pizza is filled with PIZZA SAUCE. Pizza sauce and awesomeness that is.
 
Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: Phil
\That's great, but cheesecake isn't filled. It's cheese on a base. For that matter, pizza is not pie either because it's not filled with anything.
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Pizza is filled with PIZZA SAUCE. Pizza sauce and awesomeness that is.
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Um, no. It would only be "filled" with sauce if you had a layer of crust on top and the sauce was fully enclosed. Pizza is topped with sauce (among other ingredients) not "filled" with sauce.
 
Originally posted by: RaistlinZ
Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: Phil
\That's great, but cheesecake isn't filled. It's cheese on a base. For that matter, pizza is not pie either because it's not filled with anything.
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Pizza is filled with PIZZA SAUCE. Pizza sauce and awesomeness that is.
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Um, no. It would only be "filled" with sauce if you had a layer of crust on top and the sauce was fully enclosed. Pizza is topped with sauce (among other ingredients) not "filled" with sauce.
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Exactly.
 
Originally posted by: Phil
Originally posted by: Injury
pie1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (p)
n.
A baked food composed of a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, cheese, or other ingredients, and usually covered with a pastry crust.
A layer cake having cream, custard, or jelly filling.
A whole that can be shared: ?That would... enlarge the economic pie by making the most productive use of every investment dollar? (New York Times).


Cheesecake = cream cheese
cream filling = qualifies for pie.
Cheesecake = pie.
Pizza ~= pie.
Click to expand...

That's great, but cheesecake isn't filled. It's cheese on a base. For that matter, pizza is not pie either because it's not filled with anything.
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There are lots of pies that aren't filled.
 
I don't understand the question (is it even a question?) 😕

I know I do love both pie & cheesecake 😛 though I have not had either in quite a while :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: Phil
Originally posted by: Injury
pie1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (p)
n.
A baked food composed of a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, cheese, or other ingredients, and usually covered with a pastry crust.
A layer cake having cream, custard, or jelly filling.
A whole that can be shared: ?That would... enlarge the economic pie by making the most productive use of every investment dollar? (New York Times).


Cheesecake = cream cheese
cream filling = qualifies for pie.
Cheesecake = pie.
Pizza ~= pie.
Click to expand...

That's great, but cheesecake isn't filled. It's cheese on a base. For that matter, pizza is not pie either because it's not filled with anything.
Click to expand...

There are lots of pies that aren't filled.
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If a pie is without filling, then it's just a lump of pastry 😛
 
Yes, but no, and no, but yes.
It is what it is, and topics like this serve only to divide us, when we should be united in our love of pie AND cheesecake (whatever it's classification may be).
 
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