Unique Local Dessert Arrives on Major Pizza Brand’s Menu

Published November 21, 2017 at 6:56 pm

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This. Is. So. Exciting.

One of my most favourite places in Halton is teaming up with Pizza Pizza for a heavenly treat.

And it hails from a place any Mississauga resident who loves apples will recognize. 

Milton and Halton Hills’ very own Chudleigh’s Farm has partnered with Canada’s leading pizza chain to serve their signature Apple Crumble Pie, just in time for the holidays.

That’s right, it’s a sweet and savoury pie.

The uber popular third-generation farm is offering up this scratch-made dessert with freshly peeled Northern Spy apples.

Flavoured with cinnamon and topped with a sweet brown sugar and oat crumble, it may give your grandma’s pie some serious competition at the Christmas dinner table.

Chudleigh’s Apple Crumble Pie joins a variety of sweet treats featured on Pizza Pizza’s menu including its famed Funnel Cake Stix, Two-Bite Brownies and new 50th Anniversary 6-Inch Chocolate.

Pizza Pizza customers can get the signature Chudleigh’s Apple Crumble Pie with a pizza combo, or on its own for $7.99.

Keep in mind, the pie requires heating upon receipt.

“Quality ingredients has been one of our core values since 1967 and Chudleigh’s is renowned for the quality of its farm operations, products and service,” said Pizza Pizza’s chief marketing officer Pat Finelli.

“Like Pizza Pizza, Chudleigh’s farm started with one family’s vision and passion and has now turned into a Canadian success story. We encourage everyone to visit the family farm in Halton Hills, Ontario but if that’s not possible, we’re happy to offer their products in all of our traditional locations in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia.”

Chudleigh’s Farm is also celebrating a 50th anniversary this year – they first opened their farm to the public in 1967, the same year Pizza Pizza officially opened its door (talk about #twinning).

Visiting the farm – and having an Apple Blossom, of course – is an annual ritual for thousands of people (including many Greater Toronto Area residents) who love horsing around in bales of hay and apple-picking along Regional Road 25.

Chudleigh’s does its baking in a modern 110,000 sq.-ft. bakery five minutes down the road from the family farm.

It’s located near Hwy. 401 and James Snow Pkwy.

The farm has 200 full-time employees making desserts for customers across North America and beyond.

Image courtesy of Pizza Pizza

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