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"The Case For Real Pies"
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SStuff said: Wow! Thanks for all the replies! Mrs. Bee, I still consider anything with Cool Whip a "real" pie, I don't use actual real whip cream anymore! Maybe mine are "in between" pies?
I tell ya, as much as some of the anti-cake contingent bitches, once a model gets caked, everything else seems to stick WAY better. I suppose it's like adding frosting to Cool Whip.... except you just apply directly to model's face instead.
FYI, not sure when I'm gonna get proper pics and everything out, but a couple folks asked about the origin of these pics.... You can grab 'em in the RAW HD Store right now. (Complete scenes only.) SS236 Scene 1 with Natalia is the one!
I tell ya, as much as some of the anti-cake contingent bitches, once a model gets caked, everything else seems to stick WAY better. I suppose it's like adding frosting to Cool Whip.... except you just apply directly to model's face instead.
FYI, not sure when I'm gonna get proper pics and everything out, but a couple folks asked about the origin of these pics.... You can grab 'em in the RAW HD Store right now. (Complete scenes only.) SS236 Scene 1 with Natalia is the one!
For me "real" means edible, that's it...
The pies I use with my GF and myself are made out of sugar, soda drink and emulsifier... But it can go to my mouth harmless...
By the way Rich, preview pics are not working for this last video... I'm curious about the lingerie she is using!!
I wonder if a little fluff or syrup can make cool whip stick better and not be as runny...
SStuff said:Mrs. Bee, I still consider anything with Cool Whip a "real" pie, I don't use actual real whip cream anymore! Maybe mine are "in between" pies?
Just my take: I don't consider a plate or a pan with JUST Cool Whip (or JUST real whipped cream, for that matter) to be a "real pie." It's got to have at least one of the following underneath: a pie crust of some kind, or filling of some kind (e.g. fruit filling, pudding, etc.) Preferably all three of these ingredients are present, but having at least one of them in addition to the Cool Whip goes some ways to making the pie seem credible. All that being said, while I strongly prefer real pies in general, I'm okay with shaving cream pies in some instances too. I think PieJinx/PiesNextDoor (classic but short-lived WAM producer, gone for over a decade now) did a particularly great job with shaving cream pies, and I am in perpetual awe of The Complete Works of Mrs. Bee, and I believe she and Bigshipper have used a lot more shaving cream pies than anything else over the years.
moho said:
By the way Rich, preview pics are not working for this last video... I'm curious about the lingerie she is using!!
By the way Rich, preview pics are not working for this last video... I'm curious about the lingerie she is using!!
Yeah, that was the caveat I mentioned. I haven't even grabbed those pics yet, much less posted them! I'll try to do that early next week, last 48 hours have been a bit nuts for obvious reasons...
Mrs Bee: I think you are n to something with the makeup (anti-stick effect)...I've thought of this before 9with my last shoot ; Brandy had a good amount of makeup on (her own) which I think may have been 'repellent' to the KW and /or cream in the pies (I used both homemade/improvised pies and bakery pies....there is a trend away form 'oil-based' makeup (understandable, since its not good for the skin)...but I think the non-oily makeup is actually repellent to oil-based foods; oil tends to stick to oil.
As to what constitutes 'real'...anything that is completely edible (as a 'pie' is a type of food).
As to what constitutes 'real'...anything that is completely edible (as a 'pie' is a type of food).
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This thread inspired me to try out shaving cream pies after a bad experience several years ago. The coverage wasn't bad as seen in the photos, but overall our experience proved again that we really prefer cool whip. The SC stings the eyes (even the skin) and the inability to eat it (even just a little bit when it inevitably gets in your mouth) is a huge negative factor for us. I give all those models who have endured shaving cream pies a lot of credit - it's just really unpleasant. Back to cool whip next time - or fluff and buttercream for that extra heavy effect (just don't throw them).
what we need is a side by side comparison in a controlled environment.
laboratory conditions.
laboratory conditions.
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If we're talking Pie, I think Mostwam have the best ones with their colored pied, (I personally prefer the one without the crusts) I
When they don't want to stick... make 'em stick 
I can only go by my experience. I've been producing pie vids for myself since 2010, using a lot of the same models.
Since I gear my shoots to be as model-friendly as possible, it's their choice, since I can get the shaving cream pies to look pretty close to the real thing. I'm into only the humiliation aspect of pies - one mean girl slamming it into the other's face, so for me the type of pie is irrelevant.
There are pros and cons for the girls I work with. The pros for real pies are obvious; they taste good. The cons, however, is they all complain about how long it takes the get real pies out of their hair and the next day, their hair stinks - especially when using anything cream based.
Their choice? Shaving cream pies - every one of them chooses that after being hit with both. One model I work with won't even take custom orders if it's real pies 'cause her total time to make the video isn't worth what the customer is willing to pay.
On my end, the production end, working with real pies is a total nightmare. It sucks. It add 10X's the amount of time to the shoot and adds in expenses. Coverage is hit more miss at best so I stick with shaving cream.
Since I gear my shoots to be as model-friendly as possible, it's their choice, since I can get the shaving cream pies to look pretty close to the real thing. I'm into only the humiliation aspect of pies - one mean girl slamming it into the other's face, so for me the type of pie is irrelevant.
There are pros and cons for the girls I work with. The pros for real pies are obvious; they taste good. The cons, however, is they all complain about how long it takes the get real pies out of their hair and the next day, their hair stinks - especially when using anything cream based.
Their choice? Shaving cream pies - every one of them chooses that after being hit with both. One model I work with won't even take custom orders if it's real pies 'cause her total time to make the video isn't worth what the customer is willing to pay.
On my end, the production end, working with real pies is a total nightmare. It sucks. It add 10X's the amount of time to the shoot and adds in expenses. Coverage is hit more miss at best so I stick with shaving cream.
Newt said: I don't mind cake icing/frosting, it's the cake itself I don't like. They're dry, crumbly sponge. I always get depressed when I see these videos where producers have bought a bunch of giant sheet cakes, presumably thinking that "big = good" and five minutes later there is a massive pile of dusty old cake rubble on the floor and a slightly smeared model.
You really need to look at my cake vids sometime then. Exact opposite of what you describe.
https://slapstickstuff.com/Cakes.htm
leonmoomin said: We don't really do much shaving foam pies, it's way too much effort getting the foam out of the cans.
It's also way too much effort getting the quantity of shaving foam we'd need.
It's also way too much effort getting the quantity of shaving foam we'd need.
Have you ever tried shaving sticks? (The idea being that you grate them, then whisk with water.) Personally, I've never had much luck with them, but your team might have the magic knack
