Little pies. Big happy moments.
A flaky crust, a fruit-filled centre and a place at your table. Meet the pocket pie flavours and find a little inspiration for your next sweet moment.
Familiar flavours. Simple serving inspiration.
A little joy, one pie at a time.Pick your little slice of happiness.
Six fruit and seasonal flavours from the published brand story.
A little pastry. A moment to share.
Choose a fruit flavour, add something you love and leave a little room for conversation.
2 min readFind a serving ideaGood things around the table.
Practical ideas for the next dessert moment.
Bake a little. Share a little.
A practical place to begin before bringing pocket pies to the table.
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A sweet thought, shared carefully
Think about the person, the practical details and the moment you want to share.
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Ice cream & pocket pies
A little warm pastry and a scoop of something cold: an easy dessert idea with a historical gift-guide connection.
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Some recipes become family stories.
Meet the published story of the family recipe and school fundraiser behind Mamie’s Pies.
Our pie storyWorth a closer read.
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