Get ready to celebrate Pi Day on March 14! To commemorate the mathematical constant π (pi), we’ve done the math and calculated our best pie recipes. Whether you’re hosting a Pi Day party or simply ...

Pie is a classic dessert that comes in endless varieties, from fruit-filled favorites to rich and creamy options. Whether you prefer a flaky crust or a crumbly topping, there’s a pie for every ...

Who needs a plate if you have a pie? This versatile pastry has accommodated fruit, meat and fish throughout the centuries and there is no sign of pie ever losing its popularity. And with March 14, ...

It’s not like anyone needs an excuse to eat pie. Filled with fruit, nuts or custard, pie is simply delicious anywhere and anytime. But Pi Day — that March 14 salute to the ratio of a circle’s ...

Bakers and confectioners have long known the magic of chocolate combined with mint: Milano Mint Chocolate cookies from Pepperidge Farm, the Girl Scouts' Thin Mints, and Andes Creme de Menthe Thins.

If my high school geometry teacher, Peggy Kubicek, had told me that one day I would joyfully celebrate Pi, I would have thought she was being irrational. (Warning: math puns ahead). But if she’d told ...

Did you know that there's a day dedicated to pie? Or should we say Pi! March 14th marks the annual Pi Day, a day dedicated to honoring the mathematical constant pi or π (aka 3.14). The day is also ...

Every March, many Texans take the chance to celebrate Pi — both the mathematical constant celebrated on March 14th and, more importantly, the beloved dessert. For food lovers across the country, it’s ...

On Friday, math enthusiasts celebrate pi, the infinite number representing the relationship between a circle's circumference and its diameter. Represented by the Greek letter pi, the number is usually ...