JJ's Bakery Blueberry Snack Pies, Individual Dessert, Fresh-Baked, Perfect for Snacks, Nut-Free, Kosher Parve, 4 Oz Each (Pack of 6)

This item has a very overwhelming chocolate flavor, so much so that you can barely taste the custard filing. I do love chocolate but this was bought because I enjoy boston creme pies and donuts but as stated all I tasted in this was chocolate. Price is very high on average and I feel is very much not worth it.

By the reviews and video it looks like some have got bad boxes. I order the Boston Cream pies, they are so good, with a sweet crust. My only complaint is they aren’t packaged well. They are just in a unsealed thin flimsy box.

JJ's Bakery Lightly Glazed Snack Pies 4oz (Pack of 6) (Peach) I had one it was good. Although it arrived in the mailbox they were mashed. Other wise we like them.

Ordered chocolate pies & blackberry pies to pack for a family car trip. Combining my reviews. Short version: 3 stars for Blackberry +0.5 for good packaging, I'd eat another. 1.5 stars for Chocolate and that's entirely for the crust and packaging.Pies were rather expensive counting shipping (not Prime eligible). They were late, but not TOO late luckily; tracking data puts that on the postal service and the weather, not the seller. Stuff happens.Taste tested both on arrival. Crusts were quite good in texture and taste, especially for something out of a box, no sogginess or staleness in the two I opened. No sell-by date stamp (there is a code that I assume will get me one if I contact the company, will see) but they seem fresh enough to me. Packing was a sturdy box padded with crumpled paper; each pie comes in an individual paper box, reducing "smushability" somewhat as well. These arrived intact. Blackberry pies' filling = a clear bluish gel with a few sparse seeds suspended in it (actual blackberries are in the ingredients, but some way down the list). Filling flavor and texture is definitely not on par with a proper berry pie, but I didn't expect it to be; it's all right, would eat another.The chocolate pies' filling, however, is a bust: Insufficiently chocolatey, so sweet that it made my eyes water. I didn't see milk listed in the ingredients, and while that was why I got these for the lactose intolerant on the trip (to save a few digestive caplets), I think it's part of the flavor problem, too. I took three bites from different parts of the chocolate pie in case I'd just hit a nugget of sugar, but the whole thing was intolerably sweet. Threw the rest of it out and donated the others.(Edited to be more precise.)

These things are wonderful. I was afraid they would soft but that was not the case. They were sturdy enough to eat by hand. If I’m not careful, I’d eat all at one time. Not a lot of seeds to get stuck in your teeth either!

Talk about false advertising. It does not look like the picture on the package AT ALL. They are still good and you can experiment with heating them up, and eating with ice cream. I just feel a little bitter because it doesn't look anything like on the package. I look for truth in advertising when I buy things and that tells me how honest and trustworthy corporations are and helps to inform my decision when i look to buy something again.

Although there's not a lot of filling they still taste pretty good. They were $8 cheaper than the equivalent Hostess apple pies. I just went to look up their cost and found the price lowered to $8. Wow great price!

Every pie carton was opened and wet