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I'm not surprised they made the mistake. "Pie are square" is grammatically incorrect. Since "are" is used in multiple and "pie" is singular it can never be "pie are square." However if you have multiple pies then it could be "pies are square" but alas, I've never seen that before either. Nevertheless, you shouldn't be to surprised people who can tell the difference between singular and multiple grammatical constructions might not have the best eye-sight or understanding of English grammar in general.
Chocolate! When I'm in the mood (or if no chocolate available) then Banana Cream. At holidays, since that's really the only time anyone in my family makes it I'll have a healthy slice of Pumpkin topped with whipped cream (real whipped cream).
@Donnyd Correct! In that application it would be spelled "pi" -- but since it's a pun it could be spelled "pie." Technically, if I were speaking strictly about the mathematical constant "pi," "pi" it would be. But in the context of a pun "pie" is a better choice. Or at least I'm using it as a rationalization of a (only possible) mistake. LOL
My favorites are Cherry; Blueberry; spicy pumpkin; deep-dish apple warm ala mode & pecan (yummo)
On another note; in London Steampunk books, there is also "pie" which is handheld meat with savory herbs, veggies, and gravy. Steampunk fast food!