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Boston cream pie
noun
a two-layer cake with a thick filling of cream or custard between the layers, often having a chocolate icing on top.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Boston cream pie1
An Americanism dating back to 1860–65
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Example Sentences
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Since then, she’s been unable to eat Boston cream pie doughnuts.
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The sight of the tart — a wedge of what could pass for Boston cream pie — suggests you’re getting dessert first.
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You can repurpose the leftover pudding by serving it with berries and whipped cream or using it as a luxurious filling for a Boston cream pie.
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Then they reinvent Boston cream pie using coffee syrup and create desserts using Maine’s whoopie pies.
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This, according to Ms. Parks, was the first definitive appearance of Boston cream pie as we know it.
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