Nerd alert! I made this awesome Venn pie-agram for my labmate's birthday a couple of weeks ago. He uses a LOT of Venn diagrams to describe his research, so ever since I saw this idea online I've been waiting for an opportunity to make him one.
Unfortunately I didn't take a picture of the empty pie tins, because it took me a bit of thinking to figure out how to cut them. The instructions I found online completely removed the edges of the middle section, but I wanted to keep them so I could use more pie crust, because who doesn't like pie crust? Here's a Microsoft paint illustration of the cut I made. :) I stacked the two pie tins, made one cut through both tins, flipped one over, and hooked them together. In the second pie picture the top pie is apple with a lattice crust, the bottom is mixed berry with a crumb topping, and the middle is obviously both. It was the first time I tried making a lattice top crust, and these instructions from Annie's Eats were very helpful. The pie was a huge hit at school. The Sri Lankan students especially liked the crust as they seem to generally not care for super sweet things.
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