East Anglia’s rural business membership body the Country, Land and Business Association is backing a ‘pie’tition to change the official meaning of ‘pie’ to include those without the traditional pastry lid. Just when is a pie a pie and not a tart or a flan?

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We would like to hear your views on what defines a pie. Do you believe a pie cannot be a pie without a lid, or is it time to relax the rules and let shepherds pie and fish pie join their pastry-laden brethren?

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  • half-baked suggestion or headline?

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    Mr Cameron Isaliar

    Wednesday, March 6, 2013

  • And what about Mag pie?

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    Thoreauwasright

    Wednesday, March 6, 2013

  • Why are shepherds pie and fish pie called pie if they are not pies?

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    Frank Fryup

    Wednesday, March 6, 2013

  • Why are shepherds pie and fish pie called pie if they are not pies?

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    Frank Fryup

    Wednesday, March 6, 2013

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