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Chess pie and pie-eating contests

Discussion in 'Other Discussions' started by JonC, Aug 24, 2013.

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  1. JonC

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    I got conned into participating in a “pie eating contest.” Came in second (kept looking up to see how my 10 year son was doing – didn’t have to con him, he was a willing participant). Anyway, they used chess pie (which, until today was my favorite). After the contest, and riding several rides with my son at the fair, I’m not feeling well at all.

    My advice is, if you are going to have a pie eating contest, for the sake of those participating choose a lighter pie – not chess and I wouldn’t recommend pecan either (although these are far less messy).
     
    #1 JonC, Aug 24, 2013
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    Sounds like you and your son had fun. But what is a chess pie?
     
    #2 Tom Bryant, Aug 24, 2013
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    We are doing a fall festival in October. We are doing a coolwhip & gummie bear pie.
     
    #3 Gib, Aug 24, 2013
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    A chess pie is:
    A lot of sugar and brown sugar, about 5 eggs, whipping cream and a ton of butter. Covers all the major food groups :smilewinkgrin:.

    Reminds me of a real sweet custard pie (but much more dense - more sugar than egg).
     
    #4 JonC, Aug 24, 2013
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    Thank you! So how long was your 10 yo on his sugar induced hyper activity? :laugh:
     
    #5 Tom Bryant, Aug 25, 2013
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    In Alabama it always included cornmeal.

    My favourite name origin story is the 'jes pie' one :)
     
    #6 NaasPreacher (C4K), Aug 25, 2013
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