Favorite flavor of pie

[Marilyn. 340]

Apparently my 18 years in Canada were a sheltered life, because I had to google "saskatoon pie" to figure out what it was. Even now, I'm still not sure what a saskatoon berry is. That'll have to be googled next

Anyway, I looooove the frozen Butterfinger Creme Pie that you can get at Wal-Mart in the US for $5.00.

As for real pies...

1) Strawberry Rhubarb

2) Key Lime

3) Pumpkin

5) Coconut Creme

I'd much rather eat a pie than any other dessert, too... so this thread is making me want one!!

saskatoons look a little like blueberries but saskatoons grow on bushes and they have a more stronger flavour then blueberries... I think saskatoons grow more in the prairies....

mmm...I love blueberries so I'll have to try a saskatoon pie someday.

I think saskatoons have way more flavour then blueberries

Have you found any out here in So. Cali?

no, I haven't looked.... I think they only grow in the prairies , prolly too warm for them down here...

just found this on Wikipedia...

The Saskatoon berry (Amelanchier alnifolia) or Juneberry, is a serviceberry native to the Canadian prairie provinces, Canada's Northwest and Yukon Territories, British Columbia, and parts of Alaska and the northwestern and northcentral United States.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juneberry

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Apparently my 18 years in Canada were a sheltered life, because I had to google "saskatoon pie" to figure out what it was. Even now, I'm still not sure what a saskatoon berry is. That'll have to be googled next

Anyway, I looooove the frozen Butterfinger Creme Pie that you can get at Wal-Mart in the US for $5.00.

As for real pies...

1) Strawberry Rhubarb

2) Key Lime

3) Pumpkin

5) Coconut Creme

I'd much rather eat a pie than any other dessert, too... so this thread is making me want one!!

saskatoons look a little like blueberries but saskatoons grow on bushes and they have a more stronger flavour then blueberries... I think saskatoons grow more in the prairies....

mmm...I love blueberries so I'll have to try a saskatoon pie someday.

I think saskatoons have way more flavour then blueberries

Have you found any out here in So. Cali?

no, I haven't looked.... I think they only grow in the prairies , prolly too warm for them down here...

just found this on Wikipedia...

The Saskatoon berry (Amelanchier alnifolia) or Juneberry, is a serviceberry native to the Canadian prairie provinces, Canada's Northwest and Yukon Territories, British Columbia, and parts of Alaska and the northwestern and northcentral United States.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juneberry

Ah, ok. I'll continue then eating blueberries until I visit Canada.

[kiwimcclung2 0]

My favourite pies are:

Chocolate

Blueberry

Cherry

Apple

[caagirl 0]

Rhubarb pie is my favorite or razzledazzle...

[Bunnyqr 0]

My mom's pumpkin pie with sour cream topping (it's actually sour cream, cream cheese and sugar whipped up). Rhubarb & Strawberry, and lemon meringue.

For not so sweet, feta cheese pie. Yummmmmmmmmmyyyy!!!

[kim&james 0]

apple! but since I have been here have developed a real taste for sweet potatoe ... I thought that I owuldnt like it as sweet potatoe is what I usually eat with a roast

[JanaknJanet 0]

OHHHh sooo wait for the Pumpkin pies to arrive at COSTCO.. yummmm best pies around .. mmmmmmm

[one...two...tree 2,762]

OHHHh sooo wait for the Pumpkin pies to arrive at COSTCO.. yummmm best pies around .. mmmmmmm

Costco pumpkin pies ROCK!

[kisschick1976 0]

geez, am I the only one here that likes buttermilk pie? That stuff is so good I want to crawl inside and take a nap in it!

Thanksgiving is almost here so that means homemade buttermilk pies at my house

[Peikko 1,575]

What's the definition of pie? It's very confusing.

From my understanding of 'pie'; sweet, apple; savoury, chicken and mushroom.

I always thought keylime et al were tarts (ie no crust on top) They are very yummy though...hmmmm now I want to bake one

[Marilyn. 340]

Pie : # A baked food composed of a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, cheese, or other ingredients, and usually covered with a pastry crust.

# A layer cake having cream, custard, or jelly filling.

[Peikko 1,575]

Cakes too?

[Caladan 19]

A tart is a type of pie, I think, the difference being that it's open-faced. But it's still a pie.