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It literally has cake in the name..
Also:
" A pie is a baked food in a pastry-lined pan or dish that has a fruit, meat, pudding, or other filling. At its broadest, a pie is any dish enclosed in a pastry crust, typically baked in a shallow, round pan called a pie dish. "
"A cake is a sweet, baked, bread like food. It is made with or without shortening, and usually contains flour, sugar, baking powder or soda, eggs, and liquid flavoring. Unlike pies, cakes are defined by ingredients like flour, sugar, eggs, and baking powder or soda. "
Also:
" A pie is a baked food in a pastry-lined pan or dish that has a fruit, meat, pudding, or other filling. At its broadest, a pie is any dish enclosed in a pastry crust, typically baked in a shallow, round pan called a pie dish. "
"A cake is a sweet, baked, bread like food. It is made with or without shortening, and usually contains flour, sugar, baking powder or soda, eggs, and liquid flavoring. Unlike pies, cakes are defined by ingredients like flour, sugar, eggs, and baking powder or soda. "
I dont care if its a pie or a cake, its being devoured.
Why
This went on for weeks last time, pure purgatory when CHEESECAKE HAS CAKE IN ITS NAME. THERE SHOULDNT BE A ROUND 2 OF THIS DEBATE
Cheese cake is indeed a pie wanna know why
IT GIVES 2 DIFFERENT ANSWERS THAT CONTRADICT EACHOTHER
I say ur wrong that means. .Zit is a cake not a pie!&'shsjsnjs I dont like pie I love cheesecake it says a lot about the situation for sure
Cheesecake straddles the categories.
By the crust and filling criteria, it could be considered closer to a pie.
But because of its name and the fact that it is often served as a sweet dessert (like a cake) it is commonly referred to as a cake.
Don't start this again. No cheesecake for you, Sir!
By the crust and filling criteria, it could be considered closer to a pie.
But because of its name and the fact that it is often served as a sweet dessert (like a cake) it is commonly referred to as a cake.
Don't start this again. No cheesecake for you, Sir!
Heyyyyy that gif....