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" Pi Day: It&amp;#039;s a day devoted to that never-ending number used to measure the area, volume, and circumference of anything round. But if you ask us in the Test Kitchen, it&amp;#039;s a day for eating pie, measuring pi, and well, eating more pie. Celebrate both the mathematical concept and its delicious homonym with these ideas: 1. Eat pie for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We recommend Shepherd&amp;#039;s Pie, Chicken Pot Pie, or pizza for the big meals. Or, spend the day satisfying your hunger with one (or several!) of these 22 indulge-worthy pie recipes if you&amp;#039;re craving something sweeter. 2. Hold a pie-eating contest. See who can wolf down the most slices in the shortest amount of time. (You&amp;#039;ll probably want to make this your &amp;quot;cheat day&amp;quot; if you&amp;#039;re counting calories.) 3. Whip up your own pie-inspired concoctions. Blend together a slice of pie with vanilla ice cream and milk for a frozen treat. For something boozier, mix up an appletini, and line the rim with crushed cinnamon graham crackers. Bonus points for calculating the volume of your drinks after taking a few sips. 4. Keep an eye out for pie-related promotions. Bakeries all over the country are offering discounted pies, special slices, or fun flavors in honor of this mathematically delicious day. Your Pie, a pizza chain in southeast states, is offering their signature customizable pizza pies for $3.14 on this special day, and they aren&amp;#039;t the only ones. Check in with your local bakeries and pizza joints to see how they&amp;#039;re celebrating \u2014 or tell them they should be. TELL US: What&amp;#039;s your favorite pie? Trish Clasen is the editorial assistant in the Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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