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Famous people associated with pie

Mark Twain Probably no other American wrote as many words about pie as Mark Twain, the sage of letters and author of some of the classics of American literature. Huckleberry Finn, one of American literature’s most famous characters, took his name from one of Twain’s favorite desserts – huckleberry pie. Twain so loved pies that (more)

Smiling employee feels like part of a family

“It’s amazing to be here because knowing the money goes to the community, it’s like I’m working for the community!” That’s the enthusiastic and optimistic attitude of Heather Bailey, an employee at the Grand Traverse Pie Co. since 2007 in Traverse City. Bailey’s signature smile and cheerful disposition are a staple in the Traverse City (more)

Five reasons to serve pie at your next birthday party

Cake had a huge head start, but the pure deliciousness of pie is closing the gap. Don’t believe us? At the Grand Traverse Pie Co. we see it all the time. Customers call or stop in to get a treat for a birthday celebration, and the lure of fresh-baked pie is too much to resist. (more)

Five things you didn’t know about the history of pie

Most of us are narrow minded when it comes to our pie. When we get a slice, we sit down and eat it- sometimes devour it – never stopping to think about why we have pie in the first place. Sure, it may not make the pie taste any better, but it’s interesting to note (more)