1. Bacon-apple pie
   Peach pie
2. Caramel walnut pie
   Key lime pie

Peach pies are common sweet desserts which are composed of a peach filling made from combining cinnamon, nutmeg, flour, sugar, butter and peaches. It can be topped with a latticework pie crust or left open-faced.

1. Chocolate pecan pie
   Blueberry pie
2. Sweet potato pie
   Triple berry cream pie

Sweet potato pie is traditional Southern dessert which is commonly served between the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. It is an open-faced pie with a filling containing mashed sweet potatoes, sugar, spices, eggs and evaporated milk.

1. Chicken and mushroom pie
   Gingered pumpkin pie
2. Hot fudge pie
   Apple pie

The chicken and mushroom pie is a savory pie which is very commonly served in Great Britain. The pie, which is completely surrounded by pastry, contains a filling made of pieces of chicken, slices of mushroom and a creamy sauce.

1. Maple pecan pie
   Coconut cream pie
2. Cranberry pie
   Buttermilk pie

Buttermilk pies are a type of custard-like pies which originated in the United Kingdom but are now very popular in southern parts of the U.S. The basic filling, which can be altered, consists of a mixture of sugar, buttermilk, eggs, and wheat flour.

1. Lemon meringue pie
   Turtle pie
2. Shoofly pie
   Cherry pie

Shoofly pie is a type of molasses pie which originated in Pennsylvania sometime in the 1880s. It is made by combining molasses, flour, brown sugar, water and eggs, which are then baked in a pie crust.

1. Apple pie
   Pecan pie
2. Peach pie
   Triple berry pie

Apple pies are pies or tarts whose filling is primarily made from an apple mixture. Most times, the pie is double crusted (on the top and the bottom) and it is occasionally topped with ice cream or whipped cream, and cheddar cheese.

1. Pumpkin pie
   Rhubarb pie
2. Sour cherry pie
   Chocolate cream pie

Pumpkin pies have a pumpkin-based custard filling and these pies are usually used to symbolize the harvest, during fall and winter. The filling usually contains cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves and pumpkin.

1. Strawberry pie
   Chocolate cream pie
2. Pumpkin pie
   Hoosier pie

Chocolate cream pie is a decadent dessert pie which is thought to have originated in France. The pie is made by combining chocolate (usually semi-sweet), butter, heavy cream and vanilla extract, which is often topped with whipped cream and shaved or powdered chocolate.

1. Coconut cream pie
   Lemon chess pie
2. Chocolate ginger pie
   Cherry pie

Cherry pies are a popular type of pie which contains a cherry filling usually made from Morello cherries, but also black cherries. Because the cherry harvest occurs around Independence Day and Canada Day, they are often served during those holidays.

1. Raspberry pie
   Pear pie
2. Shepherd's pie
   Pudding pie

Shepherd’s pie, sometimes called cottage pie, is a type of meat pie whose defining ingredient is a type of minced red meat, usually lamb. The pie is cooked in a gravy containing vegetables and is topped with a layer of mashed potatoes.

1. Rhubarb pie
   Pecan pie
2. Buttermilk
   Strawberry pie

Pecan pies are made up of a filling containing eggs, butter, sugar and pecans. Very popular during the holiday season, the pie is usually served with whipped cream, vanilla ice cream or some sauce.

1. Butterscotch pie
   Lemon meringue pie
2. Stone fruit pie
   Fudge pie

Lemon meringue pie is a baked pie served as a dessert. It contains a bottom pie crust which is filled with a lemon custard mixture and is topped with a fluffy meringue.

1. Blueberry pie
   Chocolate chip cookie pie
2. Pumpkin pie
   Aloo pie

Blueberry pies are baked pies whose filling is composed of a mixture which primarily contains blueberries. The recipe, which was first documented in 1872, included nutmeg, cinnamon, sugar, vanilla, butter, and flour.

1. Chicken pot pie
   Sweet potato pie
2. Maple cream pie
   Banoffee pie

The maple cream pie is a twist on the classic custard pie which includes maple syrup and, in some cases, nutmeg. These pies have been very popular in New York and are offered on many menus at different restaurants.

1. Meat and potato pie
   Apple crumb pie
2. Bean pie
   Cashew pie

The apple crumb pie is a variation of the classic apple pie which has the same base, but also has a sweet and salty crumble topping composed of sugar, flour, butter and sea salt. It is often served with caramel sauce or ice cream.

1. Woopie pie
   Homity pie
2. Coconut cream pie
   Chess pie

Chess pie is a Southern United States dessert pie which contains corn meal, vanilla, granulated sugar, eggs, flour and butter. They were brought from England to New England and later became very popular in the south.

1. Flapper pie
   Buttermilk pie
2. Coconut cream pie
   Wolton pie

Coconut cream pie consists of a rich custard consisting of toasted coconut and/or coconut milk. Once the filling has been added to the pie base, and it has been cooked, it is then topped with additional toasted coconut flakes.

1. Walnut pie
   Derby pie
2. Apple pie
   Strawberry pie

Strawberry pies are a type of dessert which primarily consists of a strawberry filling made from sugar, gelatin and strawberries. It is often served with whipped cream and ice cream, and it can also be combined with other fruits.

1. Mixed berry pie
   Tamale pie
2. Curry pie
   Buttermilk pie

Mixed berry pie, sometimes called triple berry pie (although there are slight variations), are a type of pie whose filling consists of strawberries, blueberries and raspberries, but can contain any combination of berry filling.

1. Sweet potato pie
   Banana crème pie
2. Cottage pie
   Maple pecan pie

The banana crème pie has the base of a regular cream pie with the addition of sliced ripe bananas. It is usually topped with whipped cream and garnished with bananas as well as different spices.

1. Strawberry rhubarb pie
   Apple crumb pie
2. Coconut cream pie
   Mince pie

Mince pies are sweet pies containing a mixture of dried fruits and spices “called mincemeat”. Many of its ingredients were brought to England by crusaders from the Middle East, and now the pie is traditionally served during the Christmas season.

1. Steak pie
   Cookie cake pie
2. Grasshopper pie
   Tripple berry pie

The grasshopper is a dessert pie which is made from combining marshmallow crème, butter, and chocolate sandwich cookies. The pie is named after the insect because if its bright green color which is due to the crème de menthe added to the mixture.

1. Custard pie
   Apple crumb pie
2. Stargazy pie
   Buttermilk pie

The custard pie is a pie which is made by placing a custard mixture (milk, eggs, sugar, salt, vanilla extract, and nutmeg) into a baked pie crust. This mixture does not need to be cooked, but if it is not, it needs to be cooled.

1. Shoofly pie
   Turtle pie
2. Chicken and mushroom pie
   Bacon-apple pie

A turtle pie is a dessert which got its name because of its similarity in flavor to the DeMet’s Turtle. The pie contains a cookie crumb crust and is then topped with caramel, chocolate, pecans.

1. Chestnut pie
   Shepherd's pie
2. Vanilla caramel​ crème pie
   Blueberry​ pie

The vanilla caramel crème pie is a popular dessert which consists of a filling which contains vanilla bean, caramel, sugar, flour, milk and butter. Some people also add nuts, bourbon, and whipped cream.

1. Chess pie
   Shaker lemon pie
2. Rhubarb pie
   Pecan pie

Rhubarb pies contain a rhubarb filling and were extremely popular during the 1600s after being introduced to Europe supposedly by Marco Polo. Because of the tartness of rhubarb, a large amount of sugar is needed to keep it balanced.

1. Scotch pie
   Blackberry pie
2. Cherry pie
   Hot fudge pie

Blackberry pies contain a blackberry filling typically composed of blackberry jam and blackberry fruit. The fruits are usually soaked or stewed, and because the pie is very tart, more sugar is required to balance it out.

1. Mississippi mud pie
   Strawberry pie
2. Rhubarb pie
   Cheese pie

Mississippi mud pies are chocolate-based pies which were thought to have originated in Mississippi as it resembles the banks of the Mississippi River. It contains a sticky chocolate sauce and a chocolate crust.

1. Maple bourbon pecan pie
   Razzleberry pie
2. Caramel walnut pie
   Key lime pie

Key lime pie is a dessert pie which is made by mixing key lime juice, sweetened condensed milk, and egg yolk. It takes its name from the small and tart key limes which have been found throughout the Florida Keys.

1. Bumbleberry pie
   Key lime pie
2. Cranberry pie
   Raspberry pie

The cranberry pie consists of a mixture which combines flour, sugar, water, salt and cranberries. It can also contain different types of nuts and some people also add other fruit. The pie can either have a fully covered crust, latticework crust, or remain crustless.

1. Banoffee pie
   Sweet potato pie
2. Cranberry pie
   Raisin pie

Banoffee pie is a dessert pie which is made from combining cream, bananas and toffee on a biscuit base. Some variations of this English dessert include adding coffee, chocolate, or a combination of both.

1. Blueberry pie
   Pumpkin pie
2. Meat and pot pie
   Triple berry pie

Meat and pot pie is a type of pie which consists of potato and either lamb or beef as the meat. The pie originated in England and is very similar to the Cornish pasty. Other ingredients which are sometimes added include onions and carrots.

1. Black bottom pie
   Coconut macadamia pie
2. Mississippi mud pie
   Pot pie

A pot pie is a type of meat pie which unlike many other pies is completely topped by a pie crust. The fillings vary and can include anything from poultry to seafood to plant-based. They were thought to have originated in Greece and they are now very popular in the U.S.

1. Pecan pie
   Shoofly pie
2. Turtle pie
   Raspberry pie

Raspberry pies have a raspberry filling usually containing lemon juice, salt, butter, sugar and raspberries. National Raspberry Cream Pie Day is celebrated every year on August 1st as they are plentiful during that time of year.

1. Peach pie
   Shaker lemon pie
2. Bean pie
   Toffee pie

The Shaker lemon pie, also called the Ohio lemon pie, is a fruit pie which was first made by religious group known as the Shakers. There are two versions of the pie, one which resembles a lemon meringue pie and another which uses the whole lemon.

1. Hoosier pie
   Saskatoon berry​ pie
2. Banoffee pie
   Malted milk ice cream pie

The Hoosier pie, also known as the Indiana pie, is a rich custard pie covered in nutmeg which originated in Indiana from the Amish who settled there in the 1800s. It was very popular when fresh fruit were either out of season, or money was short.

1. Mince pie
   Nutella pie
2. Bean pie
   Cherry pie

A bean pie is a sweet custard pie which is made by combining mashed bean (usually navy), with eggs, milk, butter, sugar and other spices. The pies have been linked to African American cuisine and have been associated with soul food.

1. Pumpkin maple pie
   Cream pie
2. Meat and potato pie
   Apple pie

Cream pies are a type of pie which contain a custard filling made from combining milk, sugar, wheat flour, eggs, and cream. The pie comes in many varieties including coconut cream, banana, lemon, vanilla and peanut butter.

1. Shoofly pie
   Lemon meringue pie
2. Banana cream pie
   Woolton pie

Woolton pie, initially called Lord Woolton pie. is a type of pastry consisting of vegetables which were served during the Second World War when food rations were scarce. It was named after Frederick Marquis, 1st Lord Woolton, after he became the Minister of Food in the 1940s.

1. Black bottom pie
   Pot pie
2. Key lime pie
   Aloo pie

Black bottom pie is a type of pie which has a layer of chocolate pastry cream or pudding, giving it the name “black bottom”. The pie, which is thought to have originated in the South, is finished off by topping it with whipped cream or meringue.