Pie,pie - I love pie --- 50 pies for 50 states

[packman]

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More pie in your eye:

http://www.50pies50states.com/the-pies

[TEB]

1. Thank you for the pie pics

[iemitsu]

2. This pie list isn't complete.

6 pies missing and I'm from Washington.

[Harker]

11. Ask nicely, and maybe you'll get a slab of tater tot pie.

There could be plenty to go around.

[iemitsu]

14. Yum, was tater tot pie from North Dakota?

[Harker]

15. Yes. I had no idea it was a specialty there. n/t

[soothsayer]

3. No Virginia yet. What will it be?!

[Sneederbunk]

10. Something with ham and tobacco.

[soothsayer]

12. That made me laugh

[Sneederbunk]

4. Too bad the pies were not identified.

[steelyboo]

5. If you click on the pictures it tells you what each pie is

[Ptah]

6. If you click on each image, there is an explanation.

https://fiftypies.squarespace.com/new-blog/2017/12/12/montana

The pie for this state is a pasty inspired pie. It’s dinner and desert in one with a buffalo & root vegetable and cherry filling to finish and is served with a brown gravy in a crust with the state seal painted on.

The “Pasty” first arrived on the scene in Butte, MT with the tin & copper miners from Cornwall England in the late 1800’s. The pasty was an all in one dish that was a mainstay meal which was hearty and hardy and reference to as a “letter from home”.

The pie is for my sweet bud John Frederick. John is not from Montana but he has driven through it many a time on his cross country trips from his hometown of Baltimore, MD to Portland, OR where he went to college at Reed.

[Sneederbunk]

8. Thank you.

[tblue37]

7. Click on the picture and get a whole article about the type of pie.

[frazzled]

9. And the loser is

Minnesota. I mean, really, corn dog and funnel cake pie? I lived in Minnesota for 15 years, and I know all about corn dogs and funnel cake at the State Fair. But no, nobody should eat that pie.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

13. Was just about to say that - Corn dog and funnel cake pie is not a thing in MN.

It sounds absolutely disgusting. I've lived here almost my whole life, been to the fair many times, never heard of this "pie" until just now. Somebody made that up just for this article, but this thing does not exist and I'm quite certain nobody has ever heard of it, let alone eaten it.

[frazzled]

16. They might as well have concocted

lutefisk and lingonberry pie (which also doesn’t exist) for this.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

17. Yum.

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