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The Flying Saucer Pie Company is once again at the center of Thanksgiving traditions, with hundreds of eager customers who waited in line for hours for the perfect Thanksgiving pie.
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HOUSTON – People waited for hours in line to get their hands on a Thanksgiving pie from Flying Saucer Pie Company on Crosstimbers in north Houston. I will be at the Flying Saucer Pie,’ and my phone has been going off and ringing and ringing and ringing. ‘Hey, I want two pies, I want five pies, I want eight pies.”Torres ended up buying $1,200 worth of pies! Nancy Ruiz wasn’t too far behind in line and said she’s been coming Thanksgiving week for 20 years. Most people we spoke with said it wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without the delicious pies.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota There's good news about the great value of small gestures and the woman helping make life just a little sweeter for so many during these difficult times. In Minneapolis, Rose McGee is on a mission. She and volunteers are baking sweet potato comfort pies and delivering them to neighbors while offering a shoulder to cry on. She and her son loaded her trunk full of pies and headed there. Rose is now encouraging everyone to bake some pies from their kitchen and spread love in their own community.
