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This may be the cherriest piece of cherry pie we've ever laid eyes on.
The cherries are so big and bright and alive they're practically winking at us. We know food porn when we see it, and in this case we applaud Danny from Food in Mouth for going there somewhat fearlessly, transforming a slightly garish-looking slice from the Little Pie Company into this bit of in-your-face decadence. The best part is the plastic fork: Actual silverware would have implied that the pie was consumed in a delicate and restrained manner. If this photo is any indication, it certainly was not. "This," the photo seems to say, "is pie made for gobbling." Preferably on a checkered picnic blanket, crumbs flying everywhere, or standing in front of the fridge scooped into the palm of your hand when silverware just seems too far away.
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4-24-2009 @10:56AM chris said... Tasty looking forkful, BUT did you see the freakin price the Little Pie Company charges for a mail-delivery, 10-inch cherry pie!?!? $65. That's crazy, even for Manhattan.
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4-27-2009 @12:00AM elenion said... @chris: Exactly what I thought. And it's $10 more for 2-day delivery, $20 for overnight. $85 for a pie? Absurd.
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