The Scariest Thanksgiving Food Pile Ever

You may have already guessed what this is: Yes, this "pie" is a Paula Deen creation. The only thing more disturbing than the creamy pile in the photo of Paula Deen's "Savannah High Apple Pie" -- which is not a photoshop thing -- is it requires two cups of butter-flavored...

By Nick Rallo

November 26, 2010

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You may have already guessed what this is: Yes, this "pie" is a Paula Deen creation. The only thing more disturbing than the creamy pile in the photo of Paula Deen's "Savannah High Apple Pie" -- which is not a photoshop thing -- is it requires two cups of butter-flavored shortening for the crust, one stick of butter for the streusel and 1 1/2 cups of sugar for the filling. Happy belt loosening to you on this post-Thanksgiving Friday!

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