
Sugar Cream Pie Filling Mix
Silky, cinnamon-kissed, and impossibly smooth — the secret family recipe that started it all.
The famous Sugar Cream Pie Filling Mix — her mother's secret family recipe. Just add liquid, and it tastes exactly like the pie people drive hours for.
The pie mixes
Each pouch makes one pie at home — no baking degree required. Just add liquid.

Silky, cinnamon-kissed, and impossibly smooth — the secret family recipe that started it all.

Deep, rich chocolate cream in a tender crust. The sugar cream's decadent cousin.

Order online — now shipping nationwide, coast to coast. Running a shop or market? Ask about wholesale & bulk.
🚚 Now shipping nationwide — plus wholesale for shops & markets. Prices shown are the current shop prices.
From a gravel-road pie stand
What started as a roadside stand in Roanoke is now a full pantry of Hoosier favorites.




Our story
“I come from a long line of pie bakers. About 50 years ago my great-grandmother had a pie shop in the little town of Bippus, Indiana. That legacy has continued since.”
Natalie Warner started baking pies at age 12. In 2012, as a stay-at-home mom of four, she began selling them at a roadside stand on the gravel road in front of her home. The sugar cream pie — her mother's secret recipe — was, by a mile, the biggest seller.
In 2018 her husband had an idea: turn that famous pie into a mix families could make at home. After more than a year of R&D, she nailed it — the same decadent, silky pie, from a pouch. Along the way, the bakery was featured by Rick Sebak in the PBS documentary “A Few Good Pie Places.”
— Natalie, owner & head baker
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The recognition is real — and earned one silky pie at a time.
Indiana Owned™ & a proud Indiana Grown member — family-owned in Roanoke.
What customers say
Real notes from real customers (first names, from the bakery's own review wall).
“I don't usually get too excited about Sugar Cream Pie, but yours was DELICIOUS! The only one I've ever had that was as good as my mom's!”
“My family & I are quite the sugar cream pie snobs — add crust and we're hard to impress. That sugar cream pie was so silky smooth, I just could not believe it!”
“Best sugar cream pie I ever laid a lip on!”
“The six-hour drive and tolls each way is a small price to pay for the wonderful products you produce.”
“Thanks again for making the Sugar Cream Pie on short notice. It made it safely to Milwaukee with me tonight — I'll be back on my next trip!”
Where to buy
Three easy ways to get your homemade fix.
Order the mixes from the shop — now shipping nationwide, coast to coast.
Stocked in markets and specialty stores across Indiana — from the Fort Wayne area statewide.
Shop owner or market vendor? We'd love a shelf. Bulk & wholesale available.
Get in touch
Want to carry Rolling Pin Bakehouse, book us for an event, or just say hello? Send a note — or call (260) 918-3376.
This form is part of the mockup — on the live site it lands in the bakery's inbox.
A note from Intense Visions
Built from your real pies, your real story, and your real press — here's how rollingpinbakehouse.com could look, and what it would take to make it live.
Before → after
Your current site works — it just hides your two best assets: the pie and the story. The redesign leads with both.

Scroll back up — appetite-first hero, your story on the homepage, press you earned, and the shop up top instead of buried at the bottom.
Back to the top →The proposal
Estimates below — we confirm the exact number on a 15-minute call. Every plan keeps your shop selling.
Fully done-for-you — nothing down.
$0 to start · 12-month minimum, then cancel anytime.
One-time build, you own the site.
+ a required care plan — recommended $49–59/mo for edits & updates (from $20/mo).
Figures are labeled estimates anchored to 2025–26 market rates, not a firm quote. Every build includes a care plan (min $20/mo) — hosting, SSL, backups & monitoring. Confirmed on a 15-minute call. Proposal by Intense Visions.
Timeline & next steps
Roughly two weeks from kickoff to launch — the exact pace depends on how fast we get your photos, product copy, and approvals.
15 minutes to confirm scope, plan & brand.
We finalize the direction and gather content.Needs: photos, product details, store list
We build it out; you get a review round.Needs: your feedback & approval
Point rollingpinbakehouse.com, migrate the shop, ship it.
Hosting, edits, updates, reviews & Google profile.
Design reference
Drawn from your packaging, your logo, and your sugar cream pie — a warm, homemade identity, made consistent.
Your existing scalloped seal, kept — plus an optional simple monogram for tiny spaces (favicons, stamps), to refine together.
Buttons, product cards, badges & the pie-crust scallop divider — one consistent kit.
The scalloped pie-crust edge — lifted straight from your seal — repeats as section dividers & card edges.