wholepieces
nounUK /ˈhəʊl.piː.sɪz/
US /ˈhoʊl.piː.sɪz/
Whole pieces are complete parts that are not broken or cut.
She gave each child wholepieces of fruit instead of slices.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Items that are kept in one complete unit rather than divided.
The store sells wholepieces of cheese, not pre-cut cubes.
3. Uncut sections of material used in building or crafting.
The carpenter set aside wholepieces of wood for the tabletop.
4. Complete servings of food that have not been split.
For the picnic, pack wholepieces of fruit like apples and oranges.