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What's the best frozen pie crust?

what's the best frozen pie crust?


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I prefer Marie Callender brand.  It is most like homemade.
Posted 2008-11-11T02:31:08Z
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Marie Callender's aren't bad (and they're available almost anywhere).

I found that the Pillsbury ones are usually appreciated, though personally I'm not a great fan. I find them a little too sweet, so for savory recipes, you might want to try another brand.

 
Posted 2008-11-12T07:18:44Z
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Life is short. Eat dessert first.

I'm a big fan of anything Pilsbury. You can actually sign up for some great recipes for the holidays as well as money-saving coupons at pilsbury.com.
Posted 2008-11-12T07:22:26Z
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I agree with the Pilsbury ones...although they aren't frozen but refrigerated. I think they taste more like homemade pie crust than any frozen brand that I have tried.
Posted 2008-12-06T04:56:38Z
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I'm a big fan of anything Pilsbury too.
Posted 2009-11-15T19:36:58Z
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I've found Pillsbury closest to my homemade pie crust. Although I thin them out just a bit to make them flakier. They hold up very well for cobblers, fried pies and the like. Aldi stores (believe it or not) have a very good crust too. Find both in the refrigerated section, though, not frozen; but I freeze them til I need them and both are great.
Posted 2009-11-17T21:09:07Z
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