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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Is it really a pie?
Isn't it more of a pasty or a slice?
Think it's deep fried but I might be wrong. Maybe it's classed as an apple pie in the USA"
I checked and they definitely call it a pie in the UK where we do everything correctly. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"... Not really a pie I don't think and guaranteed to burn your tongue, nice though  "
McDonald's have fission reactors specifically for the cooking of hot pie/slice/pasty products. |
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"Is it really a pie?
Isn't it more of a pasty or a slice?
Think it's deep fried but I might be wrong. Maybe it's classed as an apple pie in the USA
I checked and they definitely call it a pie in the UK where we do everything correctly."
They definiy call it a pie. They used to do a cherry one also. I suppose it's down to the definition of a pie. Maybe ask Trading Standards however I am not sure anybody is being decieved. Much nicer when allowed to cool slightly.
That filling is served so hot. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"You are obsessed today OP 
For me it’s a pie, best served in a dish with vanilla ice cream "
Just a bit yes. I have tried adding I've cream unfortunately it didn't do it for me. The I've cream melted too quickly. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You know, I’ve never tried one 
I’d happily take you for one 
I'll give you one too 
For free? 
No I want paying in McFlurrys"
Let me speak to my accountant, i’ll get back yo you  |
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