Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack

This Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack is the ideal solution for those of us who do not have the time to prepare our crusts from scratch! It’s almost as good as a homemade crust for whatever pie you are making, just give it a try and you won’t regret it.

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Why You’ll Love This Product:

It has a lovely buttery and slightly sweet taste from Trader Joe’s.
It comes in a two-pack frozen and costs less than $4.
The dough holds up nicely in the oven and is a great base for any tasty filling you choose to put in it.

What Are The Ingredients In Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack?

Unbleached enriched wheat flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid)
Palm fruit oil (with citric acid)
Water
Butter
Cream [milk]
Natural flavor
Annatto [for color])
Sugar
Salt

How To Prepare Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack?

Allow it to defrost in the refrigerator overnight, then bring it to room temperature, which should take around 40 minutes.
Preheat your oven to 450 degrees Fahrenheit by preheating it.
Put the Trader Joe’s Pie Crust into the pie pan, then fill it with pie weights.
Bake for 9-11 minutes in the oven.

Is Trader Joe’s Frozen Pie Crust Two Pack Good?

Yes, I would recommend this Trader Joe’s Frozen Pie Crust Two Pack to anyone who is interested because it only costs $3.99 for two crusts and each crust weighs 11 ounces, making it the best value for the money.

Do You Bake Frozen Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack Before Filling?

Yes, You will need to bake your frozen Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack for about 9-11 minutes at a temperature of 450 degrees while having pie weights inside it before filling it with whatever you want.

Product Tips

Poke no holes in the dough for a filled pie.
If you leave it at room temperature, you’ll need 30 to 60 minutes to soften and tenderize it. Pie dough, on the other hand, can be quickly thawed in the microwave for approximately a minute.
To avoid melting the crust, don’t defrost the pie crust in the microwave.

Where To Buy Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two-pack?

Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack can be found in the nearest Trader joe’s store, look for it in the frozen food aisle.

In most grocery stores, you may search for them in the aisles designated for refrigerated or frozen foods; there are advantages to procuring either kind, as well as purchasing them online.

What Goes With Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two-Pack After Preparing It?

It’s best served with whipped cream or a hefty dollop of vanilla ice cream on top of your pie after making it with this Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack. Here is some serving suggestion:

Peach Ice Cream
Milkshake
Mojito
Peach Jam
Coffee
Peach Cobbler

How Long Will Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two-Pack Last?

A “sell-by” date is a “best by” or “sell-by” date, which indicates when the crust is at its most flavorful point. Up to 18 months beyond the expiration date, a store-Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack remaining sealed in its original container is fine to go! Two months beyond the date on the packaging, it’s okay to eat

How Do You Defrost Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two-Pack?

It takes roughly 40 minutes for the Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two Pack to defrost and get to room temperature after being defrosted overnight in the refrigerator. Defrosting from frozen shouldn’t be done in the microwave as some of the crust may be melted as a result.

What Dessert Can I Make With Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two-Pack?

Butterscotch Pie
Apple Cinnamon Turnovers.
Pie Crust Cinnamon Rolls.
Pumpkin Pie
Peanutty Pie Crust Clusters.
Pop-Tarts.

FAQ Section

How Do You Keep A Frozen Pie Crust From Getting Soggy?

The formation of a barrier against dampness may be achieved by coating the top surface of the bottom crust. Before pouring in the filling, forming a seal between the pie dough and the filling may be accomplished by adding a layer of corn syrup or an egg white that has been gently beaten. This will also help the crust become crispier and flakier.

Why Does My Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two-Pack Not Cooked On The Bottom?

It’s because you haven’t baked your Trader Joe’s Pie Crust Two-Pack before adding the filling which will result in an undercooked bottom. Bake the crust first, then add the filling and continue baking until it reaches the desired consistency. I assure you that the bottom crust will not burn since the filling will act as an insulator for it.