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I may give up baking pies

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  1. I just tried a pie made at the local sandwich shop. The call themselves a
    sandwich shop but they are more of a bakery with a limited selection. They
    usually have only 2-3 types of cookies, butter [censored], date square and
    pies. They sell their pies for $5.99 and they are delicious. The fresh
    cherry pies are $6.99, a little more than the other varieties. The pastry
    was very good and the filling was delicious. For that price, it's hardly
    working the work to do it myself, and since sour cherries come out when it
    is stifling hot outside it isn't worth heating up the house.

  2. Dave Smith said:

    I just tried a pie made at the local sandwich shop. The call themselves a
    sandwich shop but they are more of a bakery with a limited selection. They
    usually have only 2-3 types of cookies, butter [censored], date square and
    pies. They sell their pies for $5.99 and they are delicious. The fresh
    cherry pies are $6.99, a little more than the other varieties. The pastry
    was very good and the filling was delicious. For that price, it's hardly
    working the work to do it myself, and since sour cherries come out when it
    is stifling hot outside it isn't worth heating up the house.

    There is nothing wrong with taking advantage of a well-priced, well
    made delight, but that doesn't mean you have to give up your own
    kitchen talents. If they are good at particular pies, buy those, but
    continue to make those that the place does not carry and that you
    still enjoy.

    I bake over most of our bread, but that doesn't mean I won't buy some
    wonderful rolls or loaves from a bakery when I see them.

    Boron

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