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Best of Philadelphia Tomato Pie
Philadelphia, PA
—Tomato pies in Philadelphia were sold by the now-closed "Iannelli's Bakery" as early as 1910. Like Sicilian pizza, tomato pie is often oven-baked in rectangular pans and served in square slices. It first appeared in a 1903 article published by the New York Tribune on Italian-American foods, describing an earlier variation of today's tomato pie.
What is The Most Popular Pie in Oregon State?
OREGON STATE—Oregon, a state known for its stunning natural beauty, vibrant culinary scene, and abundance of fresh produce, holds a special place in its heart for pie. From classic fruit fillings to innovative creations, pies are a staple at farmers' markets, cozy cafes, and family gatherings across the Beaver State. But among the vast array of options, one stands out as a true Oregon icon: marionberry pie. 
Missouri's Gooey Butter Cake Craze
MISSOURI STATE - Missouri, a state known for its diverse culinary scene and Midwestern hospitality, has a particular fondness for sweet treats. From gooey butter cake to toasted ravioli, Missourians have a knack for creating unique and delicious dishes. But when it comes to pie, one stands out as a true Missouri favorite: gooey butter cake "pie."
What is The Most Popular Pie in Illinois State?
ILLINOIS STATE - Illinois, a state known for its vast prairies, bustling cities, and rich agricultural heritage, holds a special place in its heart for pie. From classic fruit fillings to creamy custard creations, pies are a staple at family gatherings, holiday celebrations, and local diners across the Prairie State. But among the vast array of options, one stands out as a true Illinois favorite: pumpkin pie.
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