Y’all… can you believe Ace Hardware has pies? I had been hearing about it, so I sent Josh up to our local Ace to see if it was true, and sure enough—they had a whole lineup from The Pie Company: Dutch apple, caramel apple, regular apple, blueberry, strawberry, blackberry, mixed berry, peach cobbler, and more. We brought home the Dutch apple crumb top pie (about $18–$18.99), and I showed you the ingredients, the website info, and exactly how I baked it—frozen on a sheet pan at 350 for 1 hour and 40 minutes, rotating every 30 minutes. Once it came out, that crust had me excited—it was buttery, flaky, and honestly “on 10” looks-wise. After it cooled, we taste-tested it plain first, then with Trader Joe’s French vanilla ice cream. Here’s my honest review: it’s a good pie with a nice balance—sweet enough but not too sweet—and the apples still have a little crunch. But for me, it needed more cinnamon and more flavor in the crumble top, and I like my apples more caramelized. Josh gave it a 7, my mom gave it a 7.5, and I gave it a 5.5 out of 10—still worth trying if you like a lighter, not-too-sweet apple pie. And as always, trust God, keep Him first, and be kind to one another.