National Pie Day is a day to celebrate all things pie. For many people, it's an opportunity for some sweet indulgence and relaxation in the company of friends or family members who share your passion for dessert treats. Culinary enthusiasts adopt this holiday each year on December 1st because they know that with National Pie Month coming up - January necessarily means celebrating something different every month- there will always be more chances than not when you can enjoy one!

National pie day is a day to celebrate all things pie. Each year on January 23rd for many people, it's an opportunity for some sweet indulgence and relaxation in the company of friends or family members who share your passion for dessert treats.

Pie came to America with the first English settlers. The early colonists cooked their pies in long, narrow pans and called them "coffins" because they reminded people of England's burial rituals as well as giving a sense that this dish was not meant for consumption but served largely decorative purposes only (like many other food items from those times). It wasn't until during American Revolution when crust took on its current meaning - referring specifically to what kind you're going eat: A top or bottom-crust pie?