Earlier I shared with you the Marie Callenders Pie Sale. I love their pies. When they go on sale it’s the perfect time to take advantage of stocking up and storing freshly baked pies. It’s relatively simple too.
You’ll need plastic wrap to get started.
and just make sure you cover the entire pie! I’ll repeat…. Check and make sure it’s completely covered, air is the enemy.
I like to do double and triple layers just to make sure.
Then to make it more secure, I’ll add a layer of aluminum foil over the top.
Since I purchased my pies at Marie Callenders, the pies came in their own box. I just put the wrapped pie back into the box. Note: A pie box isn’t needed, it simply stores nicely while in the freezer.
Freezing a Cream Pie?
If you plan on freezing a cream pie, I would flash freeze the pie for an hour or two first. What does flash freeze mean? Basically your just quickly freezing the item till it gets hard. With cream pies this is imperative. If you miss this step you risk smashing the top.
To defrost:
For Cream pies: Unwrap and place in fridge (2-4 hours) or on counter (1-2 hours)
For Fruit pies, Unwrap and place in fridge (2-4 hours) or on counter (1-2 hours). There is no need to bake them, since they are already cooked. However with fruit pies, if you’d like to serve them warm. You can heat them up by baking at 350 degrees for about 5-10 minutes.
and that’s it! See I told you it was pretty simple. Now you can enjoy your freshly baked pies all season long!


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Thank you very much for posting this. It is so helpful. My daughter is bringing me home a Marie Callendar’s German Chocolate Pie, and I just made a fabulous chocolate cake. Well, I couldn’t refuse her offer to buy it,. That would be a crime. Now, I’ll just freeze it, and eat it later.
I bought a Marie Callendars blueberry pie and was anxious to bake it to eat it right away. However an emergency arose, so I want to freeze it and save for a luncheon coming up in two weeks. I will try your suggestions, hope it turns out.Wish there were more comments on this whether it turns out okay.
Thanks everyone for your comments. This has been a big help! I had my days mixed up & bought my pies yesterday which would make them on the 4th day on Christmas day this yr. They will already b passed the use by of 3 days. I’m going to wrap them good & freeze them until Christmas
Thanks everyone for your comments. This has been a big help! I had my days mixed up & bought my pies yesterday which would make them on the 4th day on Christmas day this yr. They will already b passed the use by of 3 days. I’m going to wrap them good & freeze them until Christmas day