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The One-Of-A-Kind Willamette Valley Pie Company Farm Store In Oregon Serves Up Fresh Homemade Pie To Die For

Willamette Valley Pie Company in Salem, Oregon, offers a variety of homemade pies made from fresh, preservative-free ingredients.

Published Jan 28, 2021

Written by 

Catherine Armstrong

When you're craving a big slice of homemade pie, where do you go? If you're in Oregon, you might head to Salem, where you'll find the Willamette Valley Pie Company's Farm Store. This family-owned company offers more than two dozen varieties of pie!

The Gerald Roth Family founded the Willamette Valley Pie Company back in 1999, and it's been growing by leaps and bounds ever since.

A large farm building with a sign, surrounded by green grass and blue skies, featuring a pathway and nearby structures.
Willamette Valley Pie Co. Farm Retail Store/Google Local

The family has grown berries in the valley for three generations, and they produce 12 million pounds of fruit every year! The family added the pie company to its business in 2001.

Stop by the Willamette Valley Pie Company Farm Store in Salem to find all kinds of tasty treats.

Interior of a cozy shop featuring shelves of products, a display for "Pie of the Week," and a rustic house structure.
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The store offers frozen fruit, jams, syrups, baking mixes, kitchen tools and gifts, and of course, pies!

Get your pie freshly baked to enjoy immediately, or grab a frozen pie and bake it yourself at home.

A display of baked goods in boxes and small cups, with a rustic table and signs reading "Fresh" and "Fresh Baked."
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All the pies at Willamette Valley Pie Company are made from scratch right here in the pie company's kitchen.

A freshly baked lattice-top pie on a cooling rack, with a carton of brown eggs and a bottle of milk nearby.
Willamette Valley Pie Company/Facebook

The pie crust is homemade using the finest ingredients, and the pies are filled with fresh fruit. You won't find any preservatives in these beauties!

The large, 40-ounce pies are perfect for your next family dessert or special occasion, and they come in more than two dozen flavors.

A creamy pie topped with whipped cream sits on a plate next to a white mug on a textured coaster.
Willamette Valley Pie Company/Facebook

From good, old-fashioned American Apple to tart Lemon Silk, you're certain to find several flavors you'll want to take home with you.

You don't have to leave the farm store hungry, though! Stop in to the cafe for a slice of pie.

Display case filled with pies and baked goods, with a chalkboard sign reading "Today's Pie" in a cozy bakery setting.
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The pie case is full of tempting flavors! Have the nice folks here slice you up a pie of pie, and add some ice cream. You can also try a fresh muffin or scone.

A display of various pies, including fruit and crumb-topped varieties, in a refrigerator.
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The dining room is a cozy spot to enjoy your delicious pie. It's open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Interior of a cozy café with wooden tables, metal chairs, and a sign for "Fresh Baked Pies." Natural light from windows.
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Who's ready for a slice of marionberry?

A freshly baked pie in a white dish on a cooling rack, with a rolling pin and potted plants in the background.
Willamette Valley Pie Company/Facebook

The Willamette Valley Pie Company's website has more information about all its pies, so make sure to check that out, and follow its Facebook page to see what's coming out of the ovens today!

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