Piecaken?

[Anonymous]

For those who do not know what it is -the PieCaken is made up of pecan pie, pumpkin pie, spice cake and apple pie filling. Now pecan and pumpkin pie go very well together. Don’t about everything else.

https://www.goldbelly.com/restaurants/the-piecaken-shop/the-piecaken

What the verdict?

[Anonymous]

Gross.

[Anonymous]

Looks amazing.

[Anonymous]

The turducken of pies.

I won’t eat either

[Anonymous]

Way to ruin a pecan pie.

[Anonymous]

I’m not a fan of Thanksgiving flavors. Why do we still need to eat like the Pilgrims? Pumpkin, turkey and sage, so disgusting.

[Anonymous]

Got it last year as a gift for my brother. He said it was mediocre.

[Anonymous]

Would try it if received it but would order it. I’d try it and probably like it because I do this anyway by putting all the desserts on one plate and then smothering all in whipped cream- for breakfast the next day when everyone has gone!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would try it if received it but would order it. I’d try it and probably like it because I do this anyway by putting all the desserts on one plate and then smothering all in whipped cream- for breakfast the next day when everyone has gone!

Supposed to say “wouldn’t” order it at $99

[Anonymous]

We ordered it one year and it was fun. Something different. Taste was good but it is a very heavy/rich dessert.

[Anonymous]

Everything relies on a lot of the same notes -brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg and caramel. It would take like a scoop of brown sugar mixed with cinnamon and nutmeg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got it last year as a gift for my brother. He said it was mediocre.

Doesn't look like it is worth $99 to me.

[Anonymous]

All the components sound much better without the frosting.

[Anonymous]

Blaargh.

[Anonymous]

Nothing on goldbelly is worthwhile. Just tacky ways to say you like spending money.