Everybody’s going wild for pie bars, and for good reason. They follow the traditional pie construct of bottom crust + filling + top crust, but they’re baked as flattened rectangles so you can cut them up into finger foods. So basically, they’re everything you love about pie, but easier to prep, serve, and eat. Heck, you don’t even need to use a fork! Try them out for potlucks, snacks, and brown bag lunches.
8 Pie Bars to Try
Apple Pie Slices
wibakingmom actually made this for Thanksgiving instead of a traditional pie, and got several compliments.
Pecan Pie Bars I
Let’s face it. A thick wedge of pecan pie can quickly become way too much of a good thing, so making pie bars is a smart alternative. Check out great tips from R Hilton for lining your baking pan and tweaking the prep so the bars bake evenly.
Blueberry Crumb Bars
Read how Blu’s Chews added extra cinnamon and orange zest to the buttery crumb crust and stirred in a little extra cornstarch to keep the blueberry juice from getting runny.
Lemon Pie Bars
Rishika’s crew liked these so much, they finished a pan in about five minutes!
Apple Slab Pie
KACEYSHEP calls this a “blue ribbon kind of recipe,” and says it’s easy to serve and goes a long way. We agree! Watch the video to see how simple it is to make.
Peach Finger Pie
Jamie N. calls her grandmother’s recipe a “peach pie in pick-up-able form,” and says it’s best when it’s completely cooled. You can make this with fresh, frozen, or canned peaches.
Pumpkin Pie Squares
KDURFEE suggests you follow the recipe the first time, then adjust to your liking. She likes it exactly as it’s written, and her family even votes for this over their traditional pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving.
Rhubarb Dream Bars
Patricia Bennet calls this “an entirely delicious and new way of enjoying rhubarb.” Read her whole review to get tips for making the crust extra buttery.
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