Pies with no base: Are they pies?

A cobbler?

Now you mention it, I think you're right.

Does a cobbler not refer only pastry produce with a sweet filling, such as apple, though?

I think when it's savoury it becomes a hotpot...

Is there chocolate pie?

You'd need either a great deal of chocolate or a very small amount of pastry.....

Well have you ever seen a chocolate pie...besides the frozen ones at burger king.

What do you call a pie with no lid? hmm

Edit; excuse me for not reading the first post... but anyway, what the hell is a flan, then?

i dunno but they are a mess to eat and in the case of potato and meat they leave you with fingers that smell like youve been up some chick with hygene issues

Originally posted by vintageSW77
i dunno but they are a mess to eat and in the case of potato and meat they leave you with fingers that smell like youve been up some chick with hygene issues

oh

That's absolutely the most disgusting thing I've heard all day. Congrats 😂

Originally posted by Syren
What do you call a pie with no lid? hmm

Edit; excuse me for not reading the first post... but anyway, what the hell is a flan, then?

Again, it's the sweet/savoury thing.

Tart's tend to be sweet (and disease-riddled, but that's another story!) while a flan is usually savoury, and more omlettey than pie. I don't know what you'd call a savoury, non-omlettey lidless pie....

Oh my god, we could have such an interesting conversation about pie ✅

Yeah well, I like the chocolate frozen pie at burger king, anyone else?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
have you been sniffing magik markers again?

😆

Originally posted by Syren
Oh my god, we could have such an interesting conversation about pie ✅

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