“The shelf life for a frozen pie is about three to six months. I always put my best before dates in the three month range”

Mikey Deegan · Unit Economics · [Mikey's Pies] Mikey Deegan

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Sets best-before dates for frozen pies at three months, though pies can last up to six months

3-6 months shelf life, best-before 3 months

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