Best moderately priced pumpkin pie?
Okay, it's not that hard to find good pumpkin pie that's expensive. But how about recommendations for ones that aren't expensive?
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Fairway offers one for 7 bucks. I have good memories of enjoying it in the past and will likely by one this Thanksgiving. I think the crust may have been a little soft, though. That's less of an issue for me since I just like the filling :)
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Agreed; it is a good buy. I actually like the Whole Foods one a little better as it has a more complex flavor with the spices. It is a bit pricier at $11 but still not too steep.
Keep in mind I am also one of those that eats the filling and leaves the crust. Maybe I've just never had a truly good crust....
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Yup, my recollection is Whole Foods had more going on the spice front. Fairway's is more straightforward, maybe a bit more comforting? I guess it's a matter of preference. Both good values in their own ways ...
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You both took me completely by surprise, as I'd been thinking exclusively in terms of actual bakeries. Thanks for the new ideas!
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I love the ones from Two Little Red Hens 86/2nd ave.
$19 for 6inch
$25 for 10in
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Except that I don't consider$25 for a pie to be moderately priced, although Two Little Red Hen is a well-regarded bakery.
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I had a sample of pumpkin pie at Grandaisy bakery today. I don't know what they charge, but it sure tasted good. Pumpkin seeds on the top.
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le pain quotidien - 19 bucks for 10 inch pie...really excellent.
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I tried some today. You're right, it's scrumptious. I'll probably buy one for Thanksgiving ($24, I think), plus a Grandaisy cake. There will be no lack of desserts at my place this year!
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