Sweeten up your Pi Day celebration with these delectable creations
Additional reporting by Amanda Goh.
This story was first published on March 5, 2021, and updated on March 14, 2022.
Pi Day falls on March 14 and we are commemorating the mathematical constant (π) in the best way possible—with a decadent slice of pie. The idea to celebrate Pi began in 1988, by former physicist Larry Shaw, who was the first to connect March 14 with the constant, 3.14. Today, Pi Day is honoured by many, through savouring a slice of pie.
Whether you enjoy a slice filled with rich chocolate or tangy fruits, there is a pie out there for everyone. From popular flavours like key lime to more novel and fruity creations such as wildberry lavender and deconstructed lemon pie, here are the ones that are making our mouths water.
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1. Tequila Pecan Pie
For those who prefer their desserts with an extra kick, this tequila pecan pie will do just the trick. A perfect way to end a meal, this pie features a flaky and buttery crust filled with rich pecan nut filling featuring 1800 Anejo tequila. The treat is then decorated with a beautiful mosaic of pecan halves, giving the pie an extra crunch. Tastewise, this delectable treat offers sweet and buttery flavours, with a savoury and nutty aftertaste.
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