>Pie (whole): No (good luck) Have you seen the kind of "pie" they sell at McDonald's? Seems to qualify on either criteria. I've never eaten one, but it's on my

>Pie (whole): No (good luck) Have you seen the kind of "pie" they sell at McDonald's? Seems to qualify on either criteria. I've never eaten one, but it's on my mind because someone abandoned a box of K-cups at work that are branded "McCafe" and claim to contain "baked apple pie". A turnover could also be considered a pie and a sandwich simultaneously. Unless you eat it with utensils. >Dumplings What is a dumpling to you? My definition has no filling, as in "chicken and dumplings", and is eaten with utensils. >Soup bowl: No (I'd love to see you try) There is a semi-fast food chain that has, or used to have "bread bowls" where they take a round loaf of bread, remove the inside, and serve soup in it. What about that?