The Sam's Club Dessert That Tastes Homemade

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Sometimes you don't have time to make a dessert from scratch but still want that homemade taste people rave about, and Sam's Club may have the solution. Apple pie is a favorite for almost any crowd, and you can wow dinner guests with the Sam's Club version, which makes its pies fresh daily. The United States Department of Agriculture estimates apple crops for pie production at around $2.9 billion, with apples being the most popular fruit for pie. Adding an apple pie to any dinner, family gathering, or holiday table will likely please the majority.

Sam's Club's Member's Mark 12-inch Honeycrisp Apple Lattice Pie weighs 72 ounces; enough to feed your whole crew. Reviewers on the Sam's Club website praise the pie for its flaky crust and fresh-peeled apples. However, some users report an undercooked or overcooked crust, so look the pie over carefully before purchasing and make sure the crust is cooked correctly.

The pie tastes homemade because Sam's Club starts with fresh Honeycrisp apples, coring and peeling them fresh in the store. Other ingredients include Vietnamese ground cinnamon and sugar. The bakery workers place the apple mixture into a buttery crust and bake it within 20 minutes of peeling the apples.

Many of Sam's Club's desserts taste homemade

Although the reviews are mostly positive, you can still spice up your Sam's Club pie at home․ Warm a slice and top with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and a sprinkle of cinnamon to take it to the next level․ If apple pie isn't your favorite, Sam's Club also carries seasonal offerings like cherry and pumpkin pie. And if pie isn't your thing, it also offers a plethora of some of the best bakery treats, many of which taste homemade.

You can never regain time, so bringing dessert to a gathering without spending hours slicing apples, measuring flour, rolling dough, and washing mixing bowls is a welcome benefit of buying a prepared pie from Sam's Club․ Most of the work is already done, and the dessert tastes like it's made from scratch. Someone may even ask for your apple pie recipe, so be ready with an answer about your savvy shopping.