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National Pie Day is just around the corner; it’s celebrated every year on January 23rd. But what type of pie person are you? Savoury or Sweet? No matter what your favourite is, Pie Day is a great day to indulge in a slice (or a whole pie) to yourself or share with your flat mates.
National Pie Day originated in Colorado in 1975 from a school teacher named Charlie Papazian. His birthday was on 23rd January and he decided this day would be forever remembered as National Pie Day. But why was this? Simply because he loved pie. Where many of us tend to have birthday cake to celebrate our birthday’s, Charlie however would have ‘birthday pie’. Since then, his idea for a National Pie Day has spread around the world.
Pie is one of the great comfort foods of the world. For this reason, we’ve pulled together some of our favourite pie recipes for you to try and enjoy…
So, bring your love for pie back into your life – even if it is for just one day. Finally, we hope you enjoy!
For additional recipes, information, tips and advice, check out our news page.
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