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On 10/7/2012 8:02 AM, Curmudgeon wrote:
>
> I'm afraid we part company on this one - IMO pumpkin pie is not worth
> making, either from scratch or from a can, or even getting one
> pre-baked or ordering a piece at a restaurant. If PP did not exist
> there would be no reason to create it!  ;^)
>

You're the first guy that I've ever heard say that! Most of us have deep 
associations that we acquired at an early age of home and the holiday 
season buried deep within our brains. It's the ultimate comfort food! 
You better change your name to Scrooge - just kidding. :-)

OTOH, I remember the great pumpkin shortage way back in the year 2011. 
In those dark days, we couldn't get no pumpkin pie and had to make do 
with pies made from sweet potato flavored like pumpkin pie. The weird 
thing is I couldn't tell the difference between the two. My guess is 
that you could add cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and nutmeg to practically 
anything and it would taste like pumpkin pie.