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The Manpanion is a pie connoisseur. We have visited every pie place in the SF Bay Area. So far, we find Chile Pies to be top notch. However, after my move to Phoenix, I was on a mission to find an awesome pie place for the Manpanion when he visits. The search is over. Pie Snob is totally legit. In fact, I'd say it's even better than my beloved Chile Pies. Essentially a home-based bakery, Pie Snob is located at the back of the baker's house. It's a full-on professional kitchen that is also available for rent. Unlike most bakeries, Pie Snob is a made-to-order bakery. This means you have to order in advance and pick it up yourself (unless you make delivery arrangements). I always mean to try other flavors, but I can't seem to get enough of the caramel apple pie. The first time I ordered, I always warmed it up a little and had it with vanilla ice cream. Though delicious, I have since learned that the best way to eat this flavor is cold. Yup. COLD! With the caramel nice and chewey, this is the BEST way to have it. Since discovering this gem, I now bring a pie with me (carefully packed) when I visit SF. The Manpanion always appreciates it:)
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