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It is believed the first pies were made by the Romans. The Romans used the crust to hold the filling in, but they did not eat the crust. It is also believed Romans wrote down the very first pie recipe: a rye-crusted goat cheese and honey pie, dated the second century B.C.
Traditional American pies are usually sweet dessert dishes, but in England around the 12th century, the majority of pies were meat-based. At that time, the crust was called a coffyn and these pies featured more crust than filling. The term crust wasn't used until the American Revolution.
It is also believed England introduced the first fruit pies or tarts (pasties) in the 1500s, with the first cherry pie is said to have been made for Queen Elizabeth I.
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🥧 Americans spend $700 million on supermarket pies each year. 🥧 The average American eats 15 slices of pie a year. 🥧 36 million Americans say apple pie is their favorite. 🥧 6 million American men, ages 35 to 54, have eaten the last slice of pie and denied it. 🥧 One out of five Americans admit to having eaten an entire pie by themselves! 🥧 Liver Cromwell banned the eating of pie in 1644, declaring it a pagan form of pleasure.
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To make sure you can take full advantage of National Pie Day, which is on January 23rd, I’ve rounded up deals on delicious pies and desserts. Get the scoop on freebies and discounts from restaurants like Black Angus Steakhouse, Marie Callender’s, Village Inn and Baker’s Square. Sounds tasty!
Baker’s Square Restaurant and Pies:
-- On any Wednesday, you can get a free slice of pie with any entrée and beverage purchase. This deal is available starting on 10:30 a.m. until close.
Black Angus Steakhouse:
-- Prime Club members can grab a slice of Black Angus’ Sky-High Mud Pie for just $2.50 on National Pie Day with an entrée purchase. The pie is available at Black Angus’ locations in CA, AZ, WA and HI for takeaway and curbside pickup as well as outdoor dining, dependent on local mandates.
The Cheesecake Factory:
-- Okay, it’s not necessarily a deal, but when you buy a pineapple upside-down cheesecake, 25 cents will be donated to Feeding America. This promotion is good through July.
Eckert’s Farm:
-- Eckert’s is the largest family-owned and operated pick-your-own orchard in the United States, and they have plans to celebrate National Pie Day with a special deal. The farm is offering a buy one, get one deal for their famous home-baked pies in nearly 20 flavors (with no sugar added varieties!) to enjoy. All the pies can be picked up in-store or curbside.
Grand Traverse Pie:
-- Enjoy a free slice of pie–apple crumb or cherry crumb – with any purchase on National Pie Day. You can add on a cup of coffee or even a slice of pie, and get it shipped anywhere in the country, There’s also a pie-of-the-month club you can join!
Marie Callender’s Restaurant and Bakery:
-- You can find a wide variety of ways to celebrate National Pie Day. Enjoy one appetizer, two entrées and two slices of pie for $30, or order their Pot Pie Family Meal To-Go, which includes four mini pot pies, salad and cornbread for $39.95, or add a pie to any family meal for just $10.
O’Charley’s:
-- Purchase an entrée and enjoy a slice of pie on the house! Bring the family because you get a free kid’s meal when you purchase an adult entrée. This is available for to-go and curbside orders only, but not for delivery or dine-in orders.
Perkins Restaurant and Bakery:
-- Every Monday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., enjoy a free slice of Perkins pie with the purchase of an entrée. This offer is valid only at participating locations.
Red Robin:
-- On National Pie Day, you can get their classic Mountain High Mudd Pie while trying out their bottomless unlimited drink refills.
Shari’s Café and Pies:
-- Get a free slice of pie with the purchase of an entrée every Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., dine-in, delivery or pickup. Also, join the Shari’s Cafe Club to get a free slice of pie. Bonus: You’ll also get a free slice on your birthday!
Village Inn:
-- Get $2 off any whole pie at participating locations on January 23. Plus, enjoy a free slice of pie every Wednesday with an order of a dine-in entrée.
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