It's Worth It To Drive Across Kentucky Just For The Fry Pies At Schlabach's Bakery
Sarah McCosham
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Have you ever gotten a craving for something that’s so fierce, nothing — nothing — in the whole world will suffice? You simply must follow your heart (and stomach) and take a little road trip to get the object of your affection. Well, once you try the fried pies at Schlabach’s Amish Bakery in Kentucky, you’ll understand what we mean. These flaky, bursting-with-fruit, sticky-sweet Amish fried pies are the stuff of foodie fantasies, and with one bite, you will be ruined for life. In fact, you might find yourself happily driving clear across Kentucky just to satisfy your fry pie cravings! So, are you ready to embark on this journey to get the best fried pies in Kentucky? If so, let’s go!
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Have you tried the fry pies from this Kentucky bakery before? Schlabach’s Amish Bakery is a must-visit spot for anyone with a fierce sweet tooth in the Bluegrass State.
Of course, if you’re a pie aficionado, there’s no better state than ours. Did you know that each fall, the world’s largest apple pie is baked right here in Kentucky? We recommend taking a road trip in Kentucky to experience this festival for yourself.
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Aside from Schlabach’s Amish Bakery, what are some more of the best bakeries in Kentucky?
If you’re searching for the best bakeries in Kentucky, then we’ve got you covered. Here are some of the best bakeries in Kentucky that we recommend:
- Troutt Old Time General Store And Market, Paducah
- The Midway Bakery and Cafe, Midway
- Martine's Pastries, Lexington
- Nord's Bakery, Louisville
- Payne Street Bake House, Louisville
- Jasmin Bakery European Bread, Louisville
- Plehn's Bakery, St Matthews
- Hadorn’s Bakery, Bardstown
- European Delights Bakery, Nicholasville
- Bae's Baekery, Louisville
Don’t forget to check out our website to find more information about the best bakeries in Kentucky.
What are some cool road trip ideas in Kentucky?
If you love cruising the highways in the Bluegrass State, then here are the best road trip ideas in Kentucky that belong on your bucket list.
- Fried Pies Road Trip
- Waterfalls Road Trip
- Abandoned Places Road Trip
- Horse Country Road Trip
- Fall Foliage Road Trip
- Kentucky BBQ Road Trip
- Haunted Kentucky Road Trip
- Natural Wonders Road Trip
- Small Towns Road Trip
- Landmarks & Natural Wonders Road Trip
Be sure to read our previous article telling you more about these road trip ideas in Kentucky.
What are the best Amish restaurants in Kentucky?
There’s no doubt that we have lots of Amish restaurants in Kentucky that serve downright delicious food. And here are several that we recommend:
- Taste Of Amish, Paintsville
- Shellma's Country Market, Gravel Switch
- R & S Salvage Groceries, Horse Cave
- Farmwald's Dutch Bakery & Deli, Horse Cave
- Habegger's Amish Market, Scottsville
- Bread of Life Cafe, Liberty
- Yoder Greenhouse and Bakery, Marion
- Amish & More Country Store & Sandwich Shoppe, Somerset
- Habegger's Amish Market, Scottsville
- Dutch Heritage Furniture & Bakery, Irvington
Visit our website to discover more Amish bakeries and restaurants in Kentucky.