June 2026 Scout Production Center Update
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Not a debate at all but not the epitome of Amish pies. And then lol add black raspberry crumb pie to the list!
For those without gluten-open a pack of cinnamon rolls, slice in half to make skinny nicer circles and line the bottom and sides of pan before cheesecake batter. It’s amazing
Dear Jamie and Scout Motors. I am so sorry for turning the progress post into Pie talk.
That sounds really good right now. That sounds really good right now. Now I want Boston cream pie
If you want graham cracker concrete you have to include baby drool.
N.B.—ask me how I know. Oh, I think there has to be peanut butter in there. Graham cracker is the cement, peanut butter is the aggregate, and the water.
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Agreed. Very few pies (& quasi pies) are turned away in our household. Though it’s not on my list, I’d still crush a good black raspberry crumble…
Someday we are going to show up to pick up our Scouts with pies.
Why not? I’ll be living in NH by then and I’d be happy to bring one down for my pick-up. This household is constantly making desserts & come fall pie production goes into full steam.Someday we are going to show up to pick up our Scouts with pies.
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Forget trying to keep the weight off . . .
I’ve always liked a good strawberry rhubarb. But I can’t keep my face out of a pecan pie.
I love them. I need to find an alternative to gluten free crust for a pecan pie. Or hey pecan praline topping for a cheesecake. Maybe.
Never heard of this, but sounds yummy. You are a bad man!
Red Truck Bakery in Warrenton and Marshall, VA has this, but they call it a Kentucky Bourbon pie. RTB is Good! I've stopped there on a couple occasions heading to my kids' colleges. Can I post a link here w/o getting in trouble?
https://redtruckbakery.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Bakery-Menu-1.20.26_RN.pdf
Mea culpa.
Now that you say that is very heard it called that too so maybe that’s the proper name and since the Amish don’t drink (so they say) maybe the call it Derby in reference to Kentucky but don’t do the bourbon. Either way-it’s a damn good pie but only a sliver, slightly warmed with scoop of vanilla ice cream. I’d say it should be official pie of SM but guessing SC residence have their preferred state dessert of choice
. And wow-have we gotten off track on this one
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Now that you day that is very heard it called that too so maybe that’s the proper name and since the Amish don’t drink (so they say) maybe the call it Derby in reference to Kentucky but don’t do the bourbon. Either way-it’s a damn good pie but only a sliver, slightly warmed with scoop of vanilla ice cream. I’d say it should be official pie of SM but guessing SC residence have their preferred state dessert of choice
Based on my extensive SC travels, I'd guess the official pie of South Carolina is Little Debbie's Oatmeal Creme Pie, followed closely by either a pecan pie or chocolate chess pie.
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