Phrases with «whole pie»

The phrase "whole pie" means having everything or getting the most out of a situation, rather than just a part or portion of it. Full definition

If you want to cook whole pie pumpkins or butternut squash that may also influence your choice. (healthyslowcooking.com)
Customers can choose from whole pies or slices. (chicagoparent.com)
They only serve whole pies, don't accept cards, and are only open Wednesday to Saturday. (bonappetit.com)
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