Guest Picks: Pi Day + Pie Stuff = Yummy Fun

Thanksgiving, Christmas, July 4 … now let’s add another reason to eat pie: Pi Day! On March 14 folks the world over will celebrate the mathematical constant 3.14. I’ll also be celebrating any pastry that can serve as a dessert or meal, that is sweet and savory, and that comes in both mini and family-size forms. With this diverse set of tools, pans and dishes, you can make pie a part of Pi Day and any occasion throughout the year. — Mariko from The Little Foodie

Pi Cookie Cutter - $13.90 This could be used for making pi cookies, but you could also use it on the top crust of your apple pie as a decorative touch.


I Eight Sum Pi Dish - $38 If you take holidays like Pi Day seriously, or know someone who does, this clever pie dish is perfect.


Nuop Design Red Pizza Pi Cutter - $19.28 Pi makes for a functional handle here, and this is just a fun piece to have around, yes?


Pie Pop Chart - $28 If you love pie as much as I do, then a pie chart showing ingredient breakdowns is probably completely appropriate.


Ceramic Pie Crust Vent With Slicing Guides - $9.95 This is an interesting find if you’re looking for mathematically exact slices; it’s a vent that doubles as a guide for making eight perfect cuts.


Poppy Ring Pie Pan - $36 I am completely in love with this deep-dish pie pan. As you slice in and finish the pie, the colors and pattern are revealed.


Chicago Metallic Baking Essentials Pie Crust Protector - $7 This is a tool that I often need when the pie is in the oven for an extended time. It keeps the edges from burning before the pie is cooked through. Buy on Houzz


Breville Personal Pie Maker - $79.95 I love the ratio of crust to filling in the mini pies that cook in minutes in this pie maker.


Tovolo 80-9192 Pie Pops Cut and Press Tools, Set of 2 - $9.95 Cake pops can’t possibly compete with pie pops. These molds come in supercute shapes, and the fillings can be as diverse as your imagination allows.


Pi Day Pumpkin Pie Tote Bag - $12.95 This reusable canvas bag is a sweet reminder of the best day of the year.


Chicago Metallic Pot Pie Pan With Dough Cutter - $25.95 Individual pies are my favorite. I really want to try this pan for making savory pies for dinner.


Wood and Glass Pie Sign - $14.99 This vintage-style sign would be a welcome sight to any customers — er, guests.


Le Creuset Mini Soleil Pie Dishes, Set of 4 - $44.95 Personal mini pies would be glamorous in these sunny Le Creuset dishes. They’re a good idea for Thanksgiving too, when you want to serve several varieties of pie but don’t have a lot of people to share them all with.


Nordic Ware French Rolling Pin, Brown - $9.99 I prefer a French-style pin to the traditional handled type. I find that they’re usually better for tender crusts.


Pie Crust Bag - $6.95 I love this idea, mostly because I hate trying to guess if I’m rolling out the dough to the right size.


Wusthof Bench Scraper - $14.95 I’m a fan of bench scrapers for those pesky, sticky pieces of pie crust. I use them all the time, and not just for pies.


Pie Top Cutter, Stars and Cherries - $12.95 These pie cutters cut all your shapes for the top crust at once, making placement of the crust much easier.


Pie Iron Set - $36.67 Who says you can only cook pie in the oven? This would be a fun outdoor activity on summer nights.


Progressive Collapsible Pie or Party Carrier - $22.46 Keep your pies secure when you’re transporting them. You can keep cookies or cupcakes in this too.


Pie Keeper With Slice Savers - $14.95 These containers are great for leftovers, and especially for taking a slice to work for lunch.

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