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I stopped at the Butchers Market on Falls of Neuse on my way home today to pick up steak tips for a family get together tomorrow (the maple bourbon are to die for!). I had seen the post about the key lime pie and looked at them. They looked fabulous but they were $30!!!! For a pie! Too expensive IMO. I'll stick with Costco. They're also very good and very reasonably priced.
Yeah - I'm curious how good those are. I'm not a pie person but I've read up on Slice Pie company and they are a small local business. I hope the OP reports back on the quality!
I called the Butcher Market and have one on reserve for pickup tomorrow. Thanks everyone
Awesome. Enjoy it. Another great option IMO if you want something smaller is the Key Lime Tart at lucette grace in downtown Raleigh. I've only seen it there once sadly.
I stopped at the Butchers Market on Falls of Neuse on my way home today to pick up steak tips for a family get together tomorrow (the maple bourbon are to die for!). I had seen the post about the key lime pie and looked at them. They looked fabulous but they were $30!!!! For a pie! Too expensive IMO. I'll stick with Costco. They're also very good and very reasonably priced.
The Key Lime is worth every penny. I've tried some of their others and would not say they are worth the money. If you like a tart and lemon zesty pie that is not too sweet, this is worth the splurge.
$30 seems ridiculous. And someone said this earlier, the frozen ones are better than they should be for $6.
I've eaten key lime pie in half the restaurants in the Keys, looking for the best. Until I realized they all buy them from the same bakery!!!
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