Sweet Pie FAQs
Our sweet pies are delicately packaged to preserve their freshness and flavour during transit. Each pie is securely sealed to prevent damage or leakage.
Each sweet pie is labelled with a "best before" date for peak freshness. Please refer to the packaging for specific shelf life information. For extended shelf life, store in a sealable airtight container.
For the perfect indulgence, gently warm our sweet pies in the oven for a few minutes to your desired taste. This enhances their aroma and flavour, offering a delightful experience with every bite.
To maintain quality, store our sweet pies in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigeration is unnecessary but can help extend shelf life. We recommend using an airtight container.
Our sweet pies are best enjoyed at room temperature or slightly warmed to enhance their flavours. Pair with fresh whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream for an irresistible treat.
Rest assured, our sweet pies are carefully packaged to withstand the journey to your doorstep. Despite our efforts, couriers can be rough, so forgive us for any crumbs. We use insulated materials and air pillows to maintain optimal temperature and ensure they arrive in pristine condition.
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Prime Welsh Ingredients
At the heart of our business lies our unwavering devotion to our Welsh heritage. We strive to maintain our distinct Welsh identity in all that we do.
It’s no secret that we are passionate about collaborating with other local businesses. Some of our trusted partners include: - Shirgar Welsh butter, Colliers Welsh Cheese, Gower ales from the Gower Brewery and cheese from Caws Cenarth.
With outstanding products located throughout our beautiful country, these local Welsh businesses deliver unyielding quality that we are proud to endorse through our partnerships.
Pie Makers Since 1936
The origins of our bakery date back to 1936 when Wilfred Charles Lewis, a local of Swansea & Gower, decided to start making pies for the community.
Wilfred Charles started his small bakery in a single room in Fleet Street, Sandfields. He made his pies in solid metal tins and cooled them on the pavement outside. Wilfred perfected his craft, and soon enough he gained a reputation for his delectable pies.
Today and since 2013 it’s the third generation of the Lewis family, Wilfred James Lewis, that continues to guide the business.