The traditional pie maker: The ultimate chef's tool for pie perfection

The Pie Magic Traditional Pie Maker is a handy kitchen appliance that allows you to easily create delicious homemade pies. With its compact design and simple operation, this pie maker is perfect for both novice and experienced bakers alike. The main idea behind the Pie Magic Traditional Pie Maker is to simplify the process of making pies, while still ensuring that the end result is a flavorful and perfectly cooked pie. The pie maker features deep dish pie plates, so you can fill your pie with plenty of filling and ingredients. It also has a non-stick cooking surface, making it easy to remove your pie once it's done baking. The pie maker heats up quickly and evenly, ensuring that your pie is cooked to perfection every time.

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The pie maker heats up quickly and evenly, ensuring that your pie is cooked to perfection every time. With its easy-to-use design and quick cooking time, the Pie Magic Traditional Pie Maker is a must-have appliance for any pie lover. Whether you're craving a sweet dessert pie or a savory meat pie, this pie maker will help you create tasty treats in no time.

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We are sorry to say that we lost Irish early in 2004. We miss her dearly, but have her wonderful temperament & great looks living on in her grand daughter Juju & her great grand daughter, Varuka.

This is "Salhaus Sweet Irish Finesse" aka " Fiona." "Fi" is a heavy boned daughter out of an out-crossed, nice white male & our 118 lb Varuka. ( To see Fiona's father, click "here." ) "Fi" is a great, great grand daughter of our 136 lb Irish. She has her GG grandmother's name as keepsake. At the vet for her OFA prelim at 10 months, she weighed a pleasing 86 lbs! She has topped out at 92 lbs & has carried on the Salhaus oversized tradition. She has already produced fantastic litters for us with both of our boys. Fiona is a very easy going girl & like her mother, is very sweet. We are very proud of the way Fiona has turned out. She has an OFA rating of "good."

This is "Salhaus Mustang Sally V Sprague" aka " Pony." Pony is a bi-black grand daughter (from Spragues GSD's) out of our very own Dragon . She is a great grand daughter of our 136 lb Irish as well as a great grand daughter of our first blue German Shepherd named Gracie from 10 years ago. Needless to say, Pony comes from lots of original Salhaus dogs from years back. I love looking in her eyes & knowing that so many of our old "friends" from years past are looking back at me. With the dark faced Shepherds, they sometimes have a more menacing look, but Pony is as happy as they come! She's got sweet, clownish ways about her. . .not a mean bone in her body, although she is a good watch dog, as she should be. She definitely lets us know when there's a stranger about. She's a happy girl & wants to please. At 8 months, she weighed 76 lbs! Now as an adult at 106 lbs, she has carried on the Salhaus oversized tradition by producing both male & female pups weighing up to & over 100 lbs! We are very pleased with the way Pony is turning out. She loves people & does great with kids & other dogs. Hips xrayed at good.

This is "Salhaus Silver Twilight" AKA Bella weighing in at 95 whopping lbs! She is a daughter from our very own 130 lb mild stud dog Monty. Her mother is Fiona, our 96 lb girl who is 6 generations down from our original breeding pair. (Read about Fiona below & Bella's grandmother Varuka too.) Bella lives with our daughter & son in law. Bella comes to visit & loves to get to romp & play with the rest of the our dogs while she is here. She is full of life & is very loving, as well as protective & predictable, just as the rest of our own dogs are. Bella takes her "job" of protecting our daugher & son in law, very seriously. She is very loyal to them without being overly agressive or a liability. She's easy going but can be serious when the need arises. She's got the classic Salhaus straight backed stance & the traditional muzzle & saddle-back markings, while being a GORGEOUS black & silver! She's super tall & she's filled out nicely with her weight matching her height. At her last weighing, she's a whopping 90 lbs! Since her dad is Monty, she has been bred to Diesel as well as to Midas for her litters. They produce blk/silver & blk/cream/tan pups! Their pups have been exquisite! Her daughter Alder is continuing on her wonderful line for us. She has a Penn Hip rating of 34/37 which means tight hip sockets & she is rated in the 70th percentile meaning her hips are better than 70% of all German Shepherds evaluated.

Look at her run! Half the time she brings the stick, the other half she wants YOU to bring the stick! LOL!

Meet Salhaus Lizzy of Black Magic. . .AKA " Lizzy ." She is a wonderful blend of Salhaus & Black Magic lines. It is so important that my girls can be traced back to our original pair of Salhaus German Shepherds from over 20 years ago. . .to our whopping 136 lb foundation female, Irish & our original 120 lb stud dog, Canaan. Each & every one of my girls here come from my own lines. I have either owned or personally known each dog that is in my girls' pedigrees. We don't just randomly breed a purebred pair just because they're purebred & they are the same breed! Having girls from my original pair gives me the ability to let my buyers know exactly where looks, health & temperament come from. We LOVE Lizzy! She's almost my "Irish reincarnate" in looks & personality! She's fun-loving & gentle, almost clown-like in her love of play! She definitely can be protective when the need be, but she's also very trustworthy & level-headed. She's totally non-dog-aggressive & is so calm with other people. She's got the classic Salhaus straight backed stance & super thick build! At 2 years she's a whopping 113 lbs, coming from a long line of Salhaus oversized dogs. She has been Penn Hip certified at 35/42, which means hips tight in the sock. She is in the 50th percentile group, which means she has average hips for a German Shepherd. So far by her track record, she produces pups with hips better than hers!

So why spend hours in the kitchen making pies by hand when you can simply use the Pie Magic Traditional Pie Maker and enjoy hassle-free pie making? Try it out for yourself and discover the magic of this innovative kitchen appliance..

Reviews for "Traditional pie maker hacks: Tips and tricks for the ultimate pie-making experience"

1. John - 2 stars - I was really excited to try the Pie magic traditional pie maker, but I was left disappointed. The pies came out unevenly cooked and the crusts were too dry. The design of the pie maker also made it difficult to remove the pies without them falling apart. Overall, I was not satisfied with this product and would not recommend it.

2. Sarah - 1 star - This pie maker was a complete waste of my money. The pies it made were extremely small and barely had any filling. The crusts were also very thick and tasted doughy. I followed the instructions perfectly, but the pies still did not turn out well. I would not recommend this pie maker to anyone.

3. Alex - 2 stars - I bought the Pie magic traditional pie maker hoping to make delicious homemade pies easily, but unfortunately, it didn't deliver. The pies ended up being too greasy and the crusts were soggy. It was also difficult to clean the pie maker after each use. I was disappointed with the results and ended up returning the product.

4. Emily - 2 stars - The Pie magic traditional pie maker fell short of my expectations. The pies turned out to be undercooked and the filling was not evenly distributed. The pie maker also took a long time to heat up, causing the overall cooking process to take longer than anticipated. I would advise looking for another pie maker that delivers better results.

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