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Cost about $9 if you make it yourself, I fucked the crust up a little but it will taste amazing, it is pumpkin pie.

>> No.24416138
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looks like shit

>> No.24416173

>>24416138
Where is your pie?

>> No.24416176

>>24416091
costco ones are 6 dollars and you don't waste the time

>> No.24416185

does this really cost almost 10 dollars to make in burgerland wtf

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>>24416091
very nice fren, can you show us the recipe?

>> No.24416209

>>24416176
Yes, but it's more than likely marginally better than mass produced store bought pies.

>> No.24416225

you can get a gourmet one from a local bakery for $8 dummy

>> No.24416228

>>24416185
I imagine it depends on what ingredients you use. Butter will obviously be more expensive than vegetable shortening, and fresh pumpkin will be more expensive than canned puree

>> No.24416232

>>24416091
can't believe i'm typing this

>>>/ck/

>> No.24416266

is it pumpkin pie? never had it. it isnt big in bong land for some reason
need to make it with mummy some time

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>>24416198
It's just the recipe off the trader Joe's canned pumpkin. It is surprisingly delicious. I added a little maple syrup to this one.

>> No.24416285

>>24416228
I baked a chocolate cake with nuts today with real butter for like €5 thats twice the size of this

how much does a pumpkin even cost in america

>> No.24416293

>>24416266
You need to try it. It's my second favorite pie after apple pie

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>>24416185
>>24416225
>>24416228
It's actually like $6 and change, I added in some dollars for gas use.

>> No.24416308

>>24416091
nice

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>>24416232
Fuck you.

>> No.24416349

>>24416091
>>24416325
based vulgar pie craftsman

>> No.24416388

>>24416225
I don't think it's that cheap in most cities, even then, it's pretty fun to make your own.

>> No.24416404

>>24416285
Depends on the size and where you buy it. I imagine a small pumpkin would be like $5 at Walmart and a large organic pumpkin might be like $20+ at a farmers market. You can do other things with it besides using the flesh for pie. The seeds are great when roasted and you can obviously use the shell for a jack-o-lantern

>> No.24416410

>>24416091
Based post

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>>24416274
thanks fren. I might try it, in my country there is usually no such type of pie

>> No.24416466

>>24416437
I'm 24, I've never tried one until this year. It's amazing, I don't know why more people do not make them.

>> No.24416502

>>24416404
i pay €1.99 for a small pumpkin and I live in an expensive european country, weird