Superior Dishes

To Die for Pie

'Shrooms Gone Wild Pack (3)

$63.00

36.0 oz

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Fulfilled by Aunt Ethel's Pot Pies

Description

Full of hearty chunks of organic mushrooms, the mushrooms are sautéed to perfection for a rich and savory flavor.The veggies are all cut by hand: carrots, potatoes, onions, spinach, and thyme. Aunt Ethel’s original mushroom gravy is added, and the pie is accompanied by their all-butter puff pastry crust and topped with thyme.

3 'Shrooms Gone Wild Pot Pies

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Pescatarian

Vegetarian

Nutritional Information

Ingredients

INGREDIENTS: FILLING: Water, White Button Mushroom, Cremini Mushroom, Onions, Butter (Milk), Potatoes, Carrots, Flour (Wheat), Heavy Cream ( Milk), Spinach, Milk, Mushroom Base, Eggs, Garlic, Thyme, Salt, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder, Dried Rosemary, Black Pepper CRUST: BUTTER (cream, natural flavorings), UNBLEACHED FLOUR, WATER, SALT, LEMON JUICE Contains Milk, Wheat Disclaimer: This product is prepared and packaged in a facility that processes the following allergens: wheat, soy, tree nuts, fish, dairy and eggs. This product may have come into contact with any of these allergens. For severe allergies and food sensitivities please confirm with the brand as Superior Dishes does not make the food and cannot be liable for ingredients or possible cross contamination.

About Aunt Ethel's Pot Pies

The World of Pot Pies is a sea of sameness. This simple yet comforting food has pleased both children and adults alike with its rich, creamy filling and flaky, pastry crust. While the dish dates back to the Roman Empire, there has been little evolution to the structure, usage or creative. Selling the beloved pot pie to the masses has been a value-driven race for a majority of the players. Blake’s brings a fresh approach yet already feels dated. The Alpha Pot Pie has a more modern, graphic look to appeal to its plant-based audience, but misses the mark in other areas. That’s the extent of it, the rest are, well, the same. So, now what? Enter Aunt Ethel’s (Badass) Pot Pies.