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Dysart's Bakery PLANNING A PARTY? SHIPPED PIES Ship the taste of Dysart’s to your friends Dysart’s Available for pick up and loved ones anywhere in New Brownie or Congo Bar Tray England!We ship fruit pies, cookies and whoopie pies. (12 pieces) 18.99 FRUIT PIES SHIP FOR 36.00 Cookie Platter 16.99 COOKIE PLATTERS 30.00 For shipping outside of New England: Contact [email protected] Cookie Platters make for a shipping quote. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE gift ora deliciousparty treat HOLIDAY Bakery REMINDERS We shutdown online bakery a few days before Christmas and Thanksgiving. Get your We have two bakery orders in early to ensure you locations to choose get the flavor you want! Molasses Dysarts Restaurant & Truckstop Pumpkin Chocolate Chip 530 Coldbrook Rd, Hermon, ME Peanut Butter 207-947-8732 Chocolate No Bakes Toll House Dysarts on Broadway 1110 Broadway, Bangor, ME 207-942-6725 Pick up your cookie platter at one of our two restaurant locations 16.99 VOTED THE or have them shipped anywhere in www.dysarts.com/bakeries BEST PIE IN New England 30.00 BANGOR! We also make breads, ORDER ONLINE Cookie Platters come with rolls, cookies, whoopie 35 cookies - 5 packages of 7 pies, and much more! www.dysarts.com/bakeries YOU PICK THE FLAVORS! All Dysart’s Made Pies Fruit Pies are 11 inches! Cream Pies Cream pies are filled with our, made from Our homemade, filled-to-the-brim, pies At Dysart’s our talented bakers take pride are made using our famous flaky crust. scratch, cream filling. Choose All fruit pies are available to ship. in baking the very best pies. We go to great from graham cracker or traditional crust. lengths to buy Maine fruit when we can. We get our apples and strawberries locally and WILD MAINE BLUEBERRY............ 18.99 we get our blueberries from Wyman’s! The CHOCOLATE CREAM................. 18.99 Our Maine Wild Blueberry Pie is fruit is hand mixed. We add sugar sparingly, so A pie for chocolate lovers! appreciated by all. We use the traditional that you can savor the natural splendor of the BANANA CREAM....................... 18.99 recipe passed down from Daisy Dysart. fruits. To top it all off, our hand-made crust is A simply delicious pie topped with RASPBERRY PIE............................18.99 super flaky and very tasty! bananas! We have many flavors to choose from and we Available year round but will remind COCONUT CREAM..................... 18.99 you of Summer in Maine. Packed full of also have sugar free options. flavorful seed-in tart raspberries. This is a tried and true, old fashioned coconut cream pie. LIMITED EDITION Purple Berry Pie GRAHAM CRACKER....................... 18.99 Graham cracker crust. Creamy vanilla filling. Seasonal Pies our pie with a Don’t forget to check to see what we have purpose for our seasonal pies. For every whole pie It changes like the seasons sold, $15 will be given to Alzheimer’s Available May through Charities! Homemade first week of July and PEANUT BUTTER PIE Bread again in October! Oreo® crust filled with and creamy peanut butter filling Rolls and topped with Check out our decadent chocolate Buttery Flaky Crust 20.99 YouTube video Created by Sutherland Western A Dysart’s favorite! Chicken Pot Pie with a Marketing Communications. Buttery Flaky Crust Over 7 million views! Made from scratch & loaded with white www.dysarts.com/bakery You’ll laugh yourself to tears! chicken meat, peas, and carrots 19.99.
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