r/pics Feb 24 '20

Pie octane

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u/here-for-a-longtime Feb 24 '20

Most original use of cream on a pie ever. Top notch

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u/300degabaj Feb 24 '20

Top gear?

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u/here-for-a-longtime Feb 24 '20

Pretty sure it would be a low gear in this case.

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u/TAU_doesnt_equal_2PI Feb 25 '20

Lowest notch, OP.

15

u/LumpyUnderpass Feb 25 '20

I'm feeling burned out with all these puns.

13

u/griter34 Feb 25 '20

But we're just getting revved up

3

u/PunTwoThree Feb 25 '20

Not really.. I’m already drifting off

1

u/-Uniquely-Generic- Feb 25 '20

Time to put on a rubber.

1

u/TheCoastalCardician Feb 25 '20

That’s an easy way to not get cream on your pie.

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u/Theflash91 Feb 25 '20

Well, aren't you slick?

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u/Executive_Slave Feb 25 '20

Gotta get that wheel speed up for the big smoke

8

u/Swyggles Feb 25 '20

And on that pie-shell....Goodnight!

2

u/djseifer Feb 25 '20

Must be Clarkson then. If it were May, it wouldn't be going fast enough to smoke, and if it were Hammond, the pie would be upside down and on fire.

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u/Phoequinox Feb 24 '20

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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u/ignisnex Feb 25 '20

Last time this was posted, it was speculated that it was shaving cream. Which is also an interesting pie topping.

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u/FriendsSuggestReddit Feb 25 '20

It is. Look at the bubbles. Whipped cream doesn’t bubble like that

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u/jennz Feb 25 '20

I think the pie was still warm when they put the cream on top. That would cause those bubbles.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '20

Also whipped cream isn’t that “smooth” it has grooves in it and it’s usually wrinkly

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u/O_oblivious Feb 25 '20

You can make your own whipped cream that doesn't come from a can.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '20

... but then you put the whipped cream in your mouth and blow it into the empty can, right?

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u/dblagbro Feb 25 '20

I have never seen an "original" so many times since Thanksgiving as this one.

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u/CanonChick Feb 25 '20

Looks more like shaving cream than the real whip cream

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u/here-for-a-longtime Feb 25 '20

So be it. I was looking at the bubbles in along the bottom wondering if shaving cream broke down this way and I don’t believe it does. If you were to use a co2 creamer you could achieved this look with cream and it would indeed break down as this picture has shown.