February’s Pie of the Month

Raspberry Cream                              Buy Pie →

Pie Facts

  • Raspberries can be either red, purple, gold or black in color
  • When picking raspberries, look for berries that are firm and dark in color
  • In the U.S., 90% of all raspberries come from Washington, California, and Oregon
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    Made in Michigan


    At the Grand Traverse Pie Co. we make it a priority to do business with local businesses and organizations. After all, we want to be a responsible piece of the community. The people who work at these businesses are also our customers and friends!

    Our first shop was opened in Traverse City, which is why we support so many Michigan businesses, growers, and organizations. Michigan has seen some difficult times in recent years, but the people of this beautiful state are both resilient and productive. Better days are ahead and they start now!

    Every cherry, apple, and blueberry used in our pies are grown by Michigan farmers. We believe it’s important to support our local agriculture. We also feel that the fruit grown in Michigan is among the very best, that’s why we put it in our pies!

    In 2008, we opened our own Dough Facility in Traverse City, MI, in response to our desire to provide a more quality product to our customers. All of the products used for our dough are bought in Michigan, and our facility employs several people from right in the backyard of our first pie shop.

    We’re very proud to be associated with local partners in Michigan as well as in Indiana. The list on the right is a sample of those relationships and our commitment.