Mathematicians measure me as a never-ending ratio, while Thanksgiving bakers roll out my flaky crust and fill me with spiced pumpkin or sweet pecans. What am I?
Pie
A homophone riddle playing on mathematical 'pi' (3.14...) and the baked dessert 'pie' served at Thanksgiving.
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