Meat pies vs fruit/dessert pies

Meat pies because I'm Aussie and they're what I'm used to.

>>8717269
Meat, savory is more filling than sweets.

>>8717274
This

>>8717269

I like mince pies, which are both fruit and meat.

>>8717269
Meat pies are better for a snack or main course, while sweet pies are better for dessert.

Meat I prefer fresh fruit

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Both at the same time is best.

>>8717269
That's apples and oranges.

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>>8717269
>Whynotbothshrug.png

>>8717841
Well post an example of a pie that is sweet and savoury then.

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>>8717269
>be 'strayan
>fruit in a pie disgusts me unless it's apple pie
meat pie all the way. specially with huge chunks of slow-cooked peppery steak or a curry chicken pie.

>>8717889
He just did.

Frankly, most pizzas are sweet and savory. Even if they don't have pineapple, the tomato is sweet and the meats and/or cheeses are savory. And pizzas are a subset of pies: it's a filling baked in a crust.

I've made pies that look like OP's pic but the filling is caramelized onions and pork. Those are certainly sweet and savory. I don't know if that's a standard recipe anywhere or not, but it's damn delicious.

I have family in the UK, and it's common for them to serve pork pies with a sweet "brown sauce" on the side.

>>8717909
No, you didn't.

No, pizzas aren't pies at all you thick cunt.
>A sandwich is a pie now

>>8717836
This. Sweet pies are desserts and savory pies are main courses. They're both great in their own contexts and ignoring one or the other is foolish.

>>8717895
Steak and kidney or nothing