Assertion: pie's pastry | /r/Synonym | coffin
Facets:
value: secondly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Secondly, the pastry was called a “coffin” or “cofyn,” and it wasn’t meant to be eaten; it merely contained the apple filling, preserving it in a time before refrigeration.
text: 1381 – 14th century pies were very different from today’s pie, as they didn’t contain sugar and the pastry (coffins) generally were not meant to be eaten.
text: Secondly, the pastry was called a “coffin” or “cofyn,” and it wasn’t meant to be eaten; it merely contained the apple filling, preserving it in a time before refrigeration.
text: Originally, this apple pie was served in a pastry called a “coffin” which wasn’t normally meant for consumption and was only supposed to be a container for the filling.