Poll: Pie or Cake?

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UltraBlumpkin

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Answer the question of the ages. Pie or Cake?



Obviously, I am a pie person, but I do like some cakes. While I do enjoy some cakes, I believe that cheesecake - a misnomer, as it is actually a PIE from the custard family - is the more important and ultimately superior sector-shaped dessert. That's right, cheesecake is a PIE!!!

First, delivery. Cakes crumble and often disintegrate at the slightest provocation not having the fortitude to withstand handling. Cheesecakes, on the other hand, were first conceived during the Middle Ages as a formidable (and tasty) siege weapon. To this day this formidable custard retains the same cohesion that allowed this ancient custard to be flung from catapults at defenders upon the walls.

Second, topping. While the cheesecake is clearly tasty enough to enjoy unadorned (unlike the cake which must be frosted), a myriad of flavors and toppings have emerged to enhance our pie eating experience. Furthermore, while the cake frosting has devolved into a hideously colored mishmash of food coloring, powdered sugar and vegetable shortening, the cheesecake topping has remained true and pure---caramel, chocolate and fruits sauces.

Finally, two words: graham crackers. Really, need I say more?
 

Johnn Johnston

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Here's a heads-up: The Escapist doesn't really like VS threads here. PM a moderator (wilsoncrazybed, nilcypher) to lock it for you.

Although cake wins any day.
 

anNIALLator

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I was thinking of making this thread. Oh well. Anyway, I chose cake. Cheesecake is good but I don't think any pie really beats a heart attack-on-a-plate chocalate fudge cake.
Secondly, my thoughts on American biscuit naming - Graham Crackers? Aren't they the US equivalent of the ubiquitous digestive? Clearly Digestive biscuit is more appropriate. Crackers are thin and crispy. Another thing, cookies. On american TV shows I have seen all normal biscuits referred to as 'cookies'. In Britain, a cookie is a particular type of biscuit, usually in the chocolate chip variety and are the best catagory in biscuits. It irritates me for some reason to see rank and file biscuits called cookies. Oh well, biscuit rant over. Sorry.
 

NeedAUserName

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I dunno because I hate most types of cake, except chocolate cake obviously, seriously if people stood on street corners selling it, I would never have any money. And secondly what type of pie? Like savory or sweet, because I love steak/chicken pies but can't stand that many sweet ones, except apple or cherry ones.
 

joswie

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Wait, what kind of lies? If its chocolate or vanilla then cake all the way, but if not no preference.
 

CrazyBerk

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GAH! Stop with pie and cake and cookies! What the hell is with this internet phenominon where someone thinks they're a GENIUS for saying these words.
They're nice treats okay. Get over it! What is the big deal?
 

The Sorrow

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Cake.
Whoever makes the first Portal joke will receive a punch via E-mail.
I totally can. Try me.
 

Russian_Assassin

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I like compan-... Cake! (If cheesecake is a pie then it's one damn good one! I LOVE IT!!!)

I wonder if the catch phrase in Portal 2 will be "a pie is a lie" and then "the pizza is a lie"... that would break my heart (the pizza)!

Gee, I guess I am going to be punched :p
 

khululy

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I want a cookie cake pie...
that's a pie made from cake with cookies in it. for those who do not fathom the sheer GENIUS of this marvelous recipe.

I like 'em all I got a sweet tooth and a bad case of the munchies.