How about a slice of pie for National Pi Day?
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It’s March 14 -- National Pi Day, a day to celebrate the number that is beloved by math geeks and wizards the world over: 3.14.
For those of you who, like me, doodled during math class, here’s a refresher: Pi represents the relationship between a circle’s diameter (its width) and its circumference (the distance around the circle). And I know this because that’s what I read over at PiDay.org, the website dedicated to this numerical phenomenon.
I also know this: You can celebrate National Pi Day with a slice of pie. How about this beauty from the L.A. Times Test Kitchen: Boysenberry-Strawberry glazed Pi...er, I mean Pie.
If you know any bakeries or restaurants celebrating with great deals on pies or desserts, let us know in the comments section below.
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-- Rene Lynch
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