as did the name “shoofly pie,” which historians believe originated in the 1880s. “The name likely derives from Shoo-fly ...

If someone buys the bakery, Wixon said he hopes his two sons will stay to teach the new owners the tricks of the trade if they are interested in continuing the shoo-fly pie business. By MARTÍN ...

It’s a classic for a reason. A Pennsylvania Dutch classic, shoo fly pie is a decadent dessert with rich, distinctive flavor. There are two types: dry bottom and wet bottom. It’s the latter ...

We're going back in time to 1997 to see how one church made a Pennsylvania Dutch treat—shoo-fly pie. Mike Stevens watched those delicacies come out by the hundreds in this trip Back Down The ...