View Full Version : Looking where to buy coconut meringue pie
old okie 09-04-2024, 03:57 PM A crazy question for my OKC Talk friends: does anyone know what place serves or makes coconut meringue pies? I find many coconut "cream" pies, but that is not what I'm craving. I will drive anywhere within the metroplex if I can find a place that makes a coconut meringue pie--especially like the one from the now-closed Marie Callender's in Norman. It would be great. Thanks!
Martin 09-04-2024, 04:45 PM so... the difference is a meringue topping versus a whipped cream topping?
i wonder if pie junkie would make one custom for you... it might be worth asking.
kukblue1 09-04-2024, 06:20 PM Copper St Bakery Arlington tx if you wanted to drive that far.
old okie 09-04-2024, 08:31 PM I've asked Pie Junkie; they declined. Apparently, meringue is just too difficult.
Arlington is definitely a distance too far. :)
I'd heard that Sherri's Diner had such pies, but alas, after visiting there and inquiring, I learned that what appears to be a lovely tall meringue topping is cream.
I keep hoping there will be somewhere to find a good pie...but it may be my "pie in the sky" dream. ;)
TheTravellers 09-04-2024, 08:42 PM I've asked Pie Junkie; they declined. Apparently, meringue is just too difficult.
Arlington is definitely a distance too far. :)
I'd heard that Sherri's Diner had such pies, but alas, after visiting there and inquiring, I learned that what appears to be a lovely tall meringue topping is cream.
I keep hoping there will be somewhere to find a good pie...but it may be my "pie in the sky" dream. ;)
Beverly's?
Roger S 09-04-2024, 08:50 PM Might try Johnnie's... Been awhile since I've been there but thought their's was meringue.
Strange about Sherri's because I know their's used to be meringue.... I ate quite a bit of it when I lived on the south side but that's been about 10 years ago.
Too bad Don's Alley closed... They had meringue too.
Urbanized 09-04-2024, 09:06 PM I agree that Johnnie’s had actual meringue, at least at one point. When I used to go there regularly the lemon meringue was my go-to.
unfundedrick 09-04-2024, 09:40 PM I agree that Johnnie’s had actual meringue, at least at one point. When I used to go there regularly the lemon meringue was my go-to.
Their menu definitely says cream pies now.
Martin 09-04-2024, 09:52 PM here's a place on ne 23rd & westminster in far northeastern okc... they do custom orders and have both lemon meringue and coconut cream on their menu. maybe they could do a coconut meringue.
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MagzOK 09-04-2024, 09:52 PM Yummmmm, Luby's used to make the best coconut cream pies!
Was just at Johnnies tonight and got 2 pieces of pie. I can conform all their pies are cream not meringue. Chocolate, coconut and banana. Their free food giveaway they put out Monday in their app was a piece of chocolate cream pie. That was a new one in their normal rotation of giveaways.
kukblue1 09-05-2024, 12:05 AM Railroad pie company in Edmond Katie's pie and Choctaw. I'm sure you'll find something local Baker will be more than happy to make you one
BoulderSooner 09-05-2024, 07:55 AM A crazy question for my OKC Talk friends: does anyone know what place serves or makes coconut meringue pies? I find many coconut "cream" pies, but that is not what I'm craving. I will drive anywhere within the metroplex if I can find a place that makes a coconut meringue pie--especially like the one from the now-closed Marie Callender's in Norman. It would be great. Thanks!
do you mean a coconut cream pie with meringue on top ... because that is what marie callenders had ..
Wishbone 09-05-2024, 08:10 AM Green Chile Kitchen in Yukon can make that.
old okie 09-05-2024, 06:06 PM Went to Johnnie's--definitely cream topping now; used to be meringue.
Will contact Katie's and Railroad and Green Chile, which is a new name for me, but I'm game to find out. Hadn't thought of Beverly's, but that's another possibility.
Ah yes, the type of filling under the meringue--it is a coconut pudding-like filling, which some may call "coconut cream" to distinguish it from a filling that is more like a coconut custard or what some might call a macaroon-like filling (not macaron; different type of cookie).
Thanks to everyone who responded. I now have places to research...or better yet, to visit and try their other offerings.
I'll let you know if I find what I'm hunting.
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