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Old 26-Sep-2004, 04:52
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Stuffed moon cakes:


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Old 26-Sep-2004, 05:10
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Sure different from the ones I make.
Thanks, I see.
Cakes are filled with things, not stuffed.
it looks like a fruit filling to me, possibly some dates, cherries...? Sure looks yum!

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Old 26-Sep-2004, 06:26
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[quote="Natalie27"]
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Originally Posted by NewHope

Cakes are filled with things, not stuffed.
it looks like a fruit filling to me, possibly some dates, cherries...? Sure looks yum!

No. Stuffed is Right.

See:

a stuffed turkey
He stuffed himself full of food.
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Old 26-Sep-2004, 15:30
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[quote="NewHope"]
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Originally Posted by Natalie27
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Cakes are filled with things, not stuffed.
it looks like a fruit filling to me, possibly some dates, cherries...? Sure looks yum!

No. Stuffed is Right.

See:

a stuffed turkey
He stuffed himself full of food.

When I stuff a turkey, I literally stuff its cavity. That is, I cram or tightly pack the stuffing into it. I put as much into it as I can.

When you stuff yourself, you overeat.

I think you are arguing about collocation. We say "a filled cake" and "stuffed potatoes".

It's a filled moon cake, period!

BTW, I have an apple pie in the oven. It has an apple filling, of course. It smells gooooood!

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Old 26-Sep-2004, 15:52
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BTW, I have an apple pie in the oven. It has an apple filling, of course. It smells gooooood!

You gonna share that pie? ;)
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Hi, everybody.
It appears there is a dispute regarding "stuffed" and filled".

I made some search and looked up in the dictionaries.

"Stuffed (stuffing/dressing)" may be likely to use when you put the things into chicken, duck etc. The things may be some minced/chopped meat etc.

"Filled (fillings)" may be likely ot use when you put the things into cake, sandwich etc. The things may be some sweet ingredients (eg jam).

Nevertheless, it is perfectly ok to interchange each other.
Example:
http://www.melroseflowers.com/mkic/i...bean_cake.html
http://chicken.allrecipes.com/az/ppl...inPcnCrmSc.asp
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Old 27-Sep-2004, 12:28
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Nice catch, WaiWai. :D
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You are welcome, NewHope. :D
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