Before
Polly’s Pies, Eddie Sheldrake played
basketball at UCLA for John Wooden. Well, at least that was the story he would
tell time and time again when you would go out to dinner with him. Which by the says he was simply a lot of
fun.
Right
along with is wonderful personality, but often over-look was Eddie’s uncanny
ability to understand his customers, consumer trends, with the demand for
evolving brand continuity. Restaurants
and all fresh food retailers must lean forward and evolve their brands with
customer continuity simultaneously according to Steven Johnson Grocerant Guru®
at Tacoma, WA base Foodservice
Solutions®.
The
culture at Polly’s Pies continues
with Spring in the air and so is the wonderful aroma from the Polly’s Pies
ovens, thanks to new seasonal offerings that are sure to have customers buzzing
with good vibes as the weather warms up. Polly’s is focusing on one of the
hallmarks of the grocerant niche mix and match meal bundling.
So, from
now to through Mother’s Day on May 14, the popular bakery brand is rolling out
its new spring menu, featuring something for everyone. Whether a delectable,
hand-crafted dessert is needed to celebrate a fun gathering with friends, the
family is craving a scrumptious pie or nothing but a full meal will suffice, Polly’s Pies has it covered.
The
limited-time spring menu includes:
·
Strawberry
Lemonade Pie: The perfect balance of tart and sweet with a cream cheese base
and lemon filling, topped with fresh strawberries in a sweet glaze and finished
with a ring of whipped cream and lemon slice garnish to make for a refreshing
spring treat.
·
Spring
Brunch Bundle: This takeout-only bundle feeds six or more people and features
25 oz. of Orange-Dijon Glazed Slice Ham, a choice of a Savory Breakfast Quiche
or a Spinach and Feta Quiche, six freshly baked Buttermilk Biscuits, a jar of
Polly’s Signature Bumbleberry Jam and a choice of Apple Pie (topped with a
bunny for Easter or a flower for Mother’s Day), Lemon Meringue Pie or Coconut
Cream Pie.
·
Breakfast
Bundle: Another takeout-only bundle, it boasts a choice of a Savory Breakfast
Quiche or a Spinach and Feta Quiche, four Blueberry Muffins, a quart of
Breakfast Potatoes and a quart of Fresh Fruit.
Let’s
talk relevance, if you want to be a customer of Polly’s Pies, you can. So, if you want to experience that signature
flavor no matter where they live, thanks to the brand’s nationwide online pie
shipping. Ranging from $33 - $36 plus varied shipping costs, all pies are
handmade every day in Southern California with no preservatives. They are then
shipped frozen to keep their superior quality and ready to be baked to enjoy at
home. Visit pollypies.com and use the code “spring15” to receive $15 off any
purchase of $50 or more.
Ok,
here you go, pies currently available for shipping include Apple, Apricot,
Blueberry, Boysenberry, Cherry, Peach and Rhubarb. But be sure to also keep a
lookout for a selection of seasonal pies to be made available throughout the
year.
Success does leave clues. One clue that time and time
again continues to resurface is “the consumer is dynamic not static”. Regular readers of this blog know that is the
common refrain of Steven Johnson, Grocerant Guru® at Tacoma, WA based
Foodservice Solutions®. Our Grocerant
Guru®
can help your company edify your brand with relevance. Call 253-759-7869 for more information.
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