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Isle of Shoals, NH
Although the apples come from nearby New York State, the blend of different kinds -- tart, sweet, firm, and tender, with not too much sugar and spice -- makes Freund's apple pie can't-stop-eating-it good. The homemade crust lets the juices seep into the top edges; transporting it oven-hot in your car is the best kind of air freshener.
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Reader Comments
Comment from Joel Brown on March 3, 2008
I'm afraid I'd have to say I make the best apple pie in New England (along with my Mom). No one can beat my pie crust or my filling.
Comment from Bonnie Whalen on March 4, 2008
I will go to freund,s and buy their apple pie. They have many wonderful foods their.
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