"Trouble Maker" Virginia Peanut Pie
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Some restrictions applyRed Truck Bakery’s Trouble Maker Pie is named after the legendary racehorse bred and trained by Marion DuPont Scott, known as America’s First Lady of Horse Racing. A trailblazing horsewoman of the early 20th century, Ms. Scott shattered records and defied expectations as the best kind of troublemaker.
This indulgent pie is packed with flavor: roasted Belmont Salted Peanuts, velvety caramel custard, rich chocolate ganache, and a local hickory syrup. A final sprinkle of J.Q. Dickinson salt crowns this won-of-a-kind dessert, delicious enough to stir up the troublemaker in all of us.
Red Truck Bakery is one of Condé Nast Traveler’s 13 Destination Bakeries in America. Named after the red 1954 Ford truck that delivered tasty baked goods to local country stores, Red Truck Bakery has gained a cult-like following that includes Oprah and former President Barack Obama—with Roadfood’s Jane & Michael Stern being among some of their loudest and proudest early supporters.
This package serves 8 people and includes 1 “Trouble Maker” Virginia Peanut Pie
- Each pie measures approx. 9" and weighs approx. 2.3 lbs.
- Pies are made fresh and arrive ready to enjoy!
- Upon arrival, store at room temperature for up to 7 days or tightly wrapped in the freezer for up to 3 months.
- Refrigeration is not recommended as it will dry out the pie.
To Serve
- Preheat oven to 325° F.
- Heat for approximately 10 minutes until warmed through.
- Serve and enjoy!
- Trouble Maker Pie – Roasted And Salted Belmont Peanuts, Sugar, Eggs, Falling Bark Farm’s Hickory Syrup, Caramel Chips, Dark Chocolate, Semi-Sweet Chocolate, Heavy Cream, Egg Yolks, Butter, J.Q. Dickinson Salt, Crust (Flour, Butter, Milk, Sugar, Salt)
Contains: Milk, Wheat, Eggs, Soy, Peanuts
Home of The Pie That Won Obama's Heart
Home of The Pie That Won Obama's Heart
Red Truck Bakery is one of Condé Nast Traveler’s 13 Destination Bakeries in America. Named after the red 1954 F-100 Ford truck, once owned by designer Tommy Hilfiger, that found its way to rural Virginia and parked itself outside of a new bakery housed in an old Esso filling station, Red Truck Bakery offers high quality goods rooted in a sense of place—crafted with care, inspired by local flavors, and designed to bring people together.
Over the years, Red Truck has gained a cult-like following that includes Oprah and former President Barack Obama—with Roadfood’s Jane & Michael Stern being among some of their loudest and proudest early supporters. Whether you visit them in Virginia or enjoy a special treat from the comfort of your home, you are the heart of the Red Truck Community, and the reason they keep baking.
