Schwan's Company Schwan's Company, parent company of Schwan's Consumer Brands, Inc., purchased The Edwards Baking Company in September, 2001. Today the makers of EDWARDS® products are still committed to providing consumers with convenient, great-tasting frozen desserts made with premium, high-quality ingredients.

EDWARDS CHOCOLATE CRÈME PIE is made on a freshly baked cookie crumb crust with luscious layers of chocolate and vanilla crème filling and topped with chocolate drizzle, chocolate chips, and whipped crème rosettes. DELICIOUS, SHARABLE DESSERT for every occasion and holiday.

No matter how you slice our decadent, velvety layers and fresh-from-the-oven cookie crumb crust, our frozen pies are meticulously whipped, sprinkled, and drizzled to extravagant perfection.

All in all, 42 million pies a year leave this industrial enclave among the leafy streets of residential Atlanta. The Edwards pie factory occupies a fenced-in plant in the Edgewood neighborhood, so close to the railroad tracks that twice trains have crashed through its windows.

But the star may be the Minnesota Maple, featuring a gooey base of maple syrup and oatmeal, topped and baked with toasted coconut.

The clear winner for the United States as a whole was (not surprisingly) apple pie with more than 27% of sales going to the traditional flavor.

The Top 5 Most Popular Pies in America, Just-In-Time for Pi Day

1. Cherry Pie.
2. Pumpkin Pie.
3. Apple Pie.
4. Pecan Pie. Is it pi-ˈkän or pē-ˌkan?
5. Blueberry Pie. With wild blueberries hailing from Maine, it's only fair that the New England states would claim blueberry pie as their top flavor.

According to The Costco Connection, the pie dough is made in-house. At the Costco warehouse in Issaquah, WA, they make at least 10,000 pies - just in the five days leading up to Thanksgiving.

Minnesota: Bundt cake Bundt pans come in all shapes and sizes, and the bundt cake recipes are endless.

The blueberry muffin was adopted as the state muffin in 1988.

Apple Pie Apple Pie. Apple pie is arguably one of the most popular pie flavors. A symbol of America, the apple pie was actually invented by the British. Apple pie is simply made with sliced apples on double-crusted pastry dough.

The clear winner for the United States as a whole was (not surprisingly) apple pie with more than 27% of sales going to the traditional flavor.