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Saturday, May 21, 2011

Pie Fried pie time

Posted by Kat Robinson on Sat, May 21, 2011 at 11:55 AM

A THING OF BEAUTY: Coconut fried pie at Ms. Lenas

Kat Robinson
A THING OF BEAUTY: Coconut fried pie at Ms. Lena's

Isn't that beautiful? Once again, fried pies are available at Ms. Lena's Pie Shop in DeValls Bluff. Highway 70 to town and then south a block on Highway 33. That one's coconut. They're going until 5pm... while I was there this morning, traffic was crazy, lots of people coming in from everywhere to come get some pies. At $2 each, not bad — coconut, apricot, peach, apple and chocolate. They might sell out of one flavor or another (my bet would be on chocolate). Better hurry. Call ahead if you want yours hot and ready when you get there — (870) 993-1393.

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