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Eway
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Casiopea said:Eway said:
How's 2 our of 3?
1. Pie liner, a lining for a pie plate.
2. Row Your Boat liner, a line in the song "Row Your Boat"
All the best,
Why does a pie plate need a lining?
Don't people just put the pie on the plate, and then eat it? :?
Eway said:Casiopea said:Eway said:
How's 2 out of 3?
1. Pie liner, a lining for a pie plate.
2. Row Your Boat liner, a line in the song "Row Your Boat"
All the best,
Why does a pie plate need a lining?
Don't people just put the pie on the plate, and then eat it? :?
A pie liner keeps the bottom of the pie crust from sticking to the pie plate.
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A pie liner keeps the bottom of the pie crust from sticking to the pie plate. [/quote]
Ah, so this "liner" refers to that kind of foil we use when bake a pie, instead of a cloth liner? :?
[/quote]Ah, so this "liner" refers to that kind of foil we use when bake a pie, instead of a cloth liner? :?
Eway said:A pie liner keeps the bottom of the pie crust from sticking to the pie plate.
Ah, so this "liner" refers to that kind of foil we use when bake a pie, instead of a cloth liner? :?[/quote]
It could be a paper (i.e non-stick) liner, too.
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