The phrase "a sweet pie" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a pie that has a sweet flavor, typically in the context of food or dessert.
Example: "For dessert, I decided to bake a sweet pie filled with fresh berries and topped with whipped cream."
Alternatives: "a sugary pie" or "a dessert pie".
Whiskey-kissed sweet potato pie with torched marshmallow: If you expected a sweet pie, you'd be surprised.
The French just can't abide pumpkin pie -- to them pumpkin is a savory food, not meant for a sweet pie -- so I took advantage of the Beaujolais Nouveau that hit the city on November 15th and used it in this elegant poached pears dessert.
This month's recipes celebrate the cheer that fruit and nuts bring to the Christmas kitchen, with a sweet pie choc-a-bloc with dried apricots, peaches and pistachios; partridges marinated with clementines and little buns filled with marzipan for serious Boxing Day bakers.
It can be spread on toast, used as a sweet sandwich filling with banana slices, added to pie crusts for a sweet pie dish, or used in place of cream on pies, puddings etc. Finished.
Sherpaa is trying to get a little piece of a very sweet pie.
For example, cayenne, paprika, strong black pepper, etc. Improve the flavor of a bland sweet pie with spices.
The bittersweet chocolate adds depth to what is traditionally an achingly sweet pie, and the bourbon gives it a grownup finish.
Many Pennsylvania Germans are thoroughly assimilated, though they may retain elements of their traditional culture such as special cookery (e.g., shoofly pie, an extremely sweet pie made with molasses and brown sugar) and a decorative tradition known as fraktur (which blends calligraphic and pictorial elements).
One such item is puff pastry––almost any food can be turned into a savory or sweet pie if you have puff pastry in the freezer.
He's clearly got his shit together - popped collar, snakeskin loafers, and a red Porsche - I have to get in on a piece of that sweet pie'.
There has to be a sweet potato pie".
