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    Default Best spot to buy a pie

    Thanksgiving is here, and I've got to take a pie with me to my parents.

    Anybody have any suggestions on getting a good pumpkin or apple pie?

    Thanks!

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    Anyplace but Hostess!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pcm View Post
    Thanksgiving is here, and I've got to take a pie with me to my parents.

    Anybody have any suggestions on getting a good pumpkin or apple pie?

    Thanks!
    The one above me beat me to it, but still posting...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pcm View Post
    Thanksgiving is here, and I've got to take a pie with me to my parents.

    Anybody have any suggestions on getting a good pumpkin or apple pie?

    Thanks!
    Yesterday I stopped @ the "pop-up" coffee shop on Agnes & Van Dyke, [[where the Harlequin Cafe used to be, don't know the name, sorry), and I believe they were taking orders for carmel apple crumb pie. I wouldn't wait until the last minute to find out, though. The scones were to die for.

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    Josef's Bakery on Mack Ave. 4 blocks N. of Vernier in Grosse Pointe Woods has great pies... but they are pricey. Nino Salvaggio's also has good pies [[there's one at 11 Mile & Little Mack).

    Also, believe it or not... Aldi's has some very delicious pies and cakes at reasonable prices. Their Deutsche Küche [[German Kitchen) frozen cakes [[including apple strudle) and Belmont frozen pies are very delicious. I took an Aldi's Belmont Key Lime Pie to a New Year's party last year and folks were raving about it... it was only $4.99.

    And with frozen... you can buy it ahead of time, and thaw [[and if necessary bake) it beforehand.... a still warm pie gives more of a homemade feel to it...
    Last edited by Gistok; November-18-12 at 05:22 PM.

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    If you change your mind and decide to get a sweet potato pie, then you can not go wrong with http://www.sweetpotatosensations.com/sps.html

    It's been awhile since I've been there, but I remember that they get very busy with orders this time of year, so like their website says you may want to call ahead.
    -DVD

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gistok View Post
    And with frozen... you can buy it ahead of time, and thaw [[and if necessary bake) it beforehand.... a still warm pie gives more of a homemade feel to it...
    ESPECIALLY if you put it in a pyrex dish, stick toothpicks in the top, and cover it with Saran Wrap. Not that I would do something like that........

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    Morning Glory Coffee & Pastries. Terrific Cakes owned by Gretchen Valade, who also owns the Dirty Dog and Carhartt.

    https://www.facebook.com/MorningGloryGrossePointe

    Delight Bakery in Grosse Pointe Woods.

    http://delightbakery.net/

    And across the street from Delight Josef's. Josef's has been around the longest and will have the worst parking problems this week.

    http://www.josefspastryshop.com/

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    http://www.achatzpies.com/

    Not in Detroit.....but if they are still producing, visit Achatz's.

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    I hear Grand Traverse Pie Company sells the best pies.

    Of course, the nearest one I know of is in Troy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 313WX View Post
    I hear Grand Traverse Pie Company sells the best pies.

    Of course, the nearest one I know of is in Troy.
    Their cherry pie with the crumbly top crust is unbelievable. I'm afraid to bring one home because my S.O. would kill me if I did.

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    Chene Modern on Warren near Southfield makes a good pie, and its not super expensive either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 313WX View Post
    I hear Grand Traverse Pie Company sells the best pies.

    Of course, the nearest one I know of is in Troy.
    Crooks and Maple and worth the drive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikefmich View Post
    http://www.achatzpies.com/

    Not in Detroit.....but if they are still producing, visit Achatz's.
    Yes, I have to second Achatz Pies! All made by hand and fresh baked, and from natural ingredients.

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    Bakers Square use to be my favorite place for pies, but unfortunately they've went out of business in Michigan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Honky Tonk View Post
    ESPECIALLY if you put it in a pyrex dish, stick toothpicks in the top, and cover it with Saran Wrap. Not that I would do something like that........
    Now, I understand, you can cook.

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