Bakers compete at Pleasantville apple pie contest
Bakers competed in three categories traditional, decorative, and apple crisp.
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5h agoBakers came together on Saturday for Pleasantville’s annual Apple Pie Contest at the village farmer’s market.
Bakers competed in three categories – traditional, decorative and apple crisp.
The pies baked were judged based on texture, taste and appearance.
All proceeds support the service award program for market interns.
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