Posted in Northern California Dining October 10, 2016 by

6 Bakeries In Northern California That Serve Apple Pie Just Like Mom Used To Make

Warm, gooey apple filling. Crisp, flaky, butter crust. The steamy aroma of cinnamon and cloves. For those of us who grew up in the Northern California countryside, nothing says home baked like a seasonal apple pie in the heart of harvest time.

Luckily for us, there are dozens of apple farms and orchards with their own pie shops throughout the state. These places use recipes that have been handed down from generation to generation to make that delicious homemade treat just like mom used to.

Here are just a few:

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1. The Red Apple, Murphys
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This family owned and operated establishment has tons of charm and home-baked goods.
2. Ikeda's, Auburn
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A popular stop on the way to Tahoe, Ikeda's is located right off the Highway 80 corridor. Stock up on baked goods and fresh fruit before you head out on your weekend getaway.
3. High Hill Ranch, Camino
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In addition to the mouthwatering home baked goods that High Hill Ranch is known for, this beautiful apple ranch also has seasonal crafts fairs, pony rides, and fishing in the pond. It a treat!
4. Flour Garden Bakery, Auburn
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Stop in at this Auburn bakery and be tempted by the sights, smells, and tastes of their delicious pies!
5. Cover's Apple Ranch, Tuolomne
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This beautiful apple ranch and bakery is located near Yosemite National Park. What better way to enjoy the beauty of this wild landmark than with a belly full of warm, flaky apple pie?
6. An Honest Pie, Grass Valley
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Keep an eye out for the iconic blue and white food truck around town and you won't be disappointed with their sweet or savory treats!

Apple pies scream harvest season and always herald the coming of autumn for those of us who grew up in Northern California. Even if you don’t get out into the countryside like you used to, have a slice of one of these pies and you’ll instantly be transported back to a simpler time.