Natural Juice Pies Choose from a Broad Selection of Premium, Natural Juice Pies Made with Real Whole Fruit, Never Made with Llings

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Natural Juice Pies Choose from a broad selection of premium, natural juice pies made with real whole fruit, never made with llings. Using the same fruit & llings as our Gourmet pies, Natural Juice pies provide our nest quality recipe’s at a value price. Description Format Wt Pies Item Code 4” 2 Crust Apple Pie Unbaked 11 oz 24 47323 4” Blueberry Pie Unbaked 11 oz 24 47337 4” Cherry Pie Unbaked 11 oz 24 47368 4” Peach Pie Unbaked 11 oz 24 47385 4” Rumbleberry Pie Unbaked 11 oz 24 47408 4” Strawberry Rhubarb Unbaked 11 oz 24 47351 9” Natural Juice 2 Crust Apple Pie Unbaked 40 oz 6 91009 9” Natural Juice Apple Crumb Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 97948 9” Natural Juice Blueberry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 91481 9” Natural Juice Blueberry Pie Unbaked 40 oz 6 91023 9” Natural Juice Caramel Apple Walnut Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 91535 9” Natural Juice Cherry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 91450 9” Natural Juice Cherry Pie Unbaked 40 oz 6 91030 9” Natural Juice Peach Crumb Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 91504 9” Natural Juice Peach Pie Unbaked 40 oz 6 91016 9” Natural Juice Peach Raspberry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 91467 9” Natural Juice Peach Raspberry Pie Unbaked 40 oz 6 91061 9” Natural Juice Rumbleberry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 91566 9” Natural Juice Rumbleberry Pie Unbaked 40 oz 6 91047 585-359-BAKE (2253) 9” Natural Juice Strawberry Rhubarb Crumb Pie* Unbaked 40 oz 6 91580 specialtouchbakery.org 9” Natural Juice Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Unbaked 40 oz 6 91054 * Non-Vegan Natural Juice Pies (continued) Description Format Wt Pies Item Code 10” Natural Juice 2 Crust Apple Pie Unbaked 49 oz 6 11283 10” Natural Juice Apple Crumb Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11276 10” Natural Juice Blueberry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11495 10” Natural Juice Blueberry Pie Unbaked 49 oz 6 11306 10” Natural Juice Caramel Apple Walnut Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11542 10” Natural Juice Cherry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11443 10” Natural Juice Cherry Pie Unbaked 49 oz 6 11313 10” Natural Juice Peach Crumb Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11511 10” Natural Juice Peach Pie Unbaked 49 oz 6 11290 10” Natural Juice Peach Raspberry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11368 10” Natural Juice Peach Raspberry Pie Unbaked 49 oz 6 11351 10” Natural Juice Rumbleberry Crumb Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11573 10” Natural Juice Rumbleberry Pie Unbaked 49 oz 6 11337 10” Natural Juice Strawberry Rhubarb Crumb Pie* Unbaked 49 oz 6 11597 10” Natural Juice Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Unbaked 49 oz 6 11320 * Non-Vegan Call or visit to learn more! 585-359-BAKE (2253) specialtouchbakery.org.

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