Thanksgiving pies

[Anonymous]

Tatte sells pies?!

[Anonymous]

Honestly, Costco has pumpkin, pecan and apple and they are all delicious. Warm them in the oven and serve with whipped cream and they are fabulous. For $40, you can get all 3 pies and have leftovers for everyone to take home.

[Anonymous]

I just had Costco's apple pie. The crust was ok. But the apple filling????? People seriously enjoy it? The only thing I could taste is syrupy sugar!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, Costco has pumpkin, pecan and apple and they are all delicious. Warm them in the oven and serve with whipped cream and they are fabulous. For $40, you can get all 3 pies and have leftovers for everyone to take home.

No, no they are not delicious. You get what you pay for.

Pumpkin has no flavor and apple is cloyingly sweet.

[Anonymous]

Dabney

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I love Costco pies but you have to warm them a little.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, Costco has pumpkin, pecan and apple and they are all delicious. Warm them in the oven and serve with whipped cream and they are fabulous. For $40, you can get all 3 pies and have leftovers for everyone to take home.

No, no they are not delicious. You get what you pay for.

Pumpkin has no flavor and apple is cloyingly sweet.

Oh please …

The pumpkin and people are both good.

A $40 pie is not worth $40.

[Anonymous]

Who sells mini pies? Would love to get an assortment.

How are Wegmans pies?

[Anonymous]

Wegmans pies are OK. Nothing I would drive out of the way for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who sells mini pies? Would love to get an assortment.

How are Wegmans pies?

I'd love the mini pies but the only place I've seen them is at Giant. Maybe Walmart too.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, Costco has pumpkin, pecan and apple and they are all delicious. Warm them in the oven and serve with whipped cream and they are fabulous. For $40, you can get all 3 pies and have leftovers for everyone to take home.

No, no they are not delicious. You get what you pay for.

Pumpkin has no flavor and apple is cloyingly sweet.

Oh please …

The pumpkin and people are both good.

A $40 pie is not worth $40.

Ok it is clear that you are not a dessert person. Sure Costco pies are sufficient if you don't care about quality or flavor, and just want to throw a pie on the table and call it a day. I would bring it to a large gather where people don't care. Although, I would argue that regular grocery stores have better pies than Costco. But there are some bakeries and where I would gladly pay $30 for a good apple pie filled with fresh apple and not just sugar and corn starch if I was the one eating it. I will gladly pay $30/pie every time we drive by Wardensville garden market and would go there for a Thanksgiving pie if it was closer.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, Costco has pumpkin, pecan and apple and they are all delicious. Warm them in the oven and serve with whipped cream and they are fabulous. For $40, you can get all 3 pies and have leftovers for everyone to take home.

No, no they are not delicious. You get what you pay for.

Pumpkin has no flavor and apple is cloyingly sweet.

Oh please …

The pumpkin and people are both good.

A $40 pie is not worth $40.

Ok it is clear that you are not a dessert person. Sure Costco pies are sufficient if you don't care about quality or flavor, and just want to throw a pie on the table and call it a day. I would bring it to a large gather where people don't care. Although, I would argue that regular grocery stores have better pies than Costco. But there are some bakeries and where I would gladly pay $30 for a good apple pie filled with fresh apple and not just sugar and corn starch if I was the one eating it. I will gladly pay $30/pie every time we drive by Wardensville garden market and would go there for a Thanksgiving pie if it was closer.

Where are the best grocery store pies?

[Anonymous]

Just ordered a pear cranberry tart from Tout de Sweet for Wednesday pick up. Last day to preorder is Nov 24.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$40 pies? People, you can do this! They are the ultimate make-ahead dessert.

Store-bought frozen crust, boxed Jiffy pie crust mix, or an oil-based scratch recipe are all very forgiving.

Pumpkin pie filling is just opening a can and stirring. Apple pie filling is just slicing and sprinkling.

Yes, but store bought crusts are not very good. An excellent pie crust is difficult to make but makes a huge difference in quality of the pie.