I Love Blue Bell Ice Cream, but won't eat it anymore because they refuse to put a sealed wrapper over it!! I watched too many videos of disgusting people taking off lid, licking the ice cream and then putting it back in the freezer!! 🤢
Native Texan here...never heard of it before, but it looks pretty good. I would 86 the pretzels entirely and substituent more pecans if I were making it myself.
This a variation of an original recipe called "Hello Dolly Bars" (it has other names too). You make a base of crushed graham crackers, melted butter and coconut, press into square pan, top with a layer of chocolate chips, then layer of pecans then pour on the sweetened condensed milk and bake. The recipe has been around since at least the 1960's. It was probably created by Eagle Brand (makers of the sweetened condensed milk).
I am a 58 year old native Texan, and I have never heard of this recipe before, but it sure looks good! And it would need to be topped with Blue Bell for that real Texas flavor.
Native Texan here ... I LOVE LOVE LOVE Texas Trash Pie. A friend of mine makes it just about like this. It's Soooooo easy. I didn't know that Royers in Round Top has it on their menu, I'm going to stop by! Other folks are right about the Bluebell ice cream to go on top, that's down home Texan too, and you can tour.
I posted this in response to a particular comment but I see from the comments that many people don’t know the origin of the recipe. It was created at Royer’s Round Top Cafe and can be ordered online if so desired. Round Top sits halfway between Houston and Austin and is the antique capital of Texas. This person is not from Texas and wouldn’t know that Blue Bell is legend. As for the crust, I saw some people upset with the frozen crust choice, but a a trash pie with things like pretzels, graham crackers, and sweetened condensed milk, begs for a premade crust. However, feel free to make your own, I do, but I’m a baker.
@@LoriL010 maybe, but Texas Trash Pie was created at Royer’s and they made it an iconic dessert on their menu. It has also been around for decades. Trash is a common description used in cooking an item with lots of different ingredients that can also be eaten on their own, ie: Texas Trash Dip.
@@LoriL010 first to get credit for it and in the world of marketing, that’s what counts. However, since you want this discussion to be about you being right, let’s just say you are and leave it at that. Congratulations on the win. 🏆
I see a lot comments about your accent not sounding Texan, if that is what you were going for. Just wear a cowboy hat. And throw in some "y'all's" in there. Maybe a "bless your heart." However, if you were aiming for Louisiana accent, you nailed it.
That's nowhere near Texas Trash. There's no Chex mix, no Bugles, no mini Nilla wafers, no ranch dressing mix, no cooking oil....the ONLY Texas Trash ingredient in there is the pretzels!
That ain't no damn Texas accent in any part of the state! It's not Louisiana either. It's straight up hooey. He's faking the accent, trying to "sound Texan" because that diabetes pie supposedly has Texas Trash in it. Hint: it doesn't. Texas Trash is basically homemade Chex Mix.
He said he learned it in Texas. He did not claim to be a Texan. I’m from Texas and I don’t have any accent whatsoever. Big cities: Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin. It’s not like we’re all living on farms. I do say y’all sometimes but that’s about it.
@@TheQueensWish Bless your heart, hun...but yes, you do have an accent. It may not be strong and twangy but yes, you do. All people who speak have an accent. You just don't hear yours because other people around you have the same accent.
I learned a modified version of this, called Graham Cracker Brownies: Chocolate chips, pecans, graham cracker crumbs, and condensed milk - no coconut (though I'm sure it's a good addition) and no caramels or pretzels. Stir together just those 4 ingredients, pour into a baking dish coated with melted butter and bake ... SO good! But I will have to try this recipe (without the pretzels, not a fan). I never would have thought to put it in a pie crust. Thanks for the video!
Ok, I give up---WHERE did you get this accent? It's just like the one I've heard in the 90 year old people (20 years ago!) from north Louisiana where I'm from. They are all long gone now so it's been a minute. Your accent took me back to some fond memories of great laughs, good food and great stories from those folks. The pie looks delicious by the way-have a great weekend y'all-it's almost here if you're reading this on a Thursday! 🙂
Lol. My favorite Christmas cookie took a tub of candied cherries, a pound each of dates and pecans, lots of brown sugar. It was expensive 40 years ago. Doesn't get made anymore.
I’m a 6th generation native Texan and I’ve never seen or heard of this. 🤭 It looks amazing, though. Your accent sounds exactly like my maternal grandfathers. He was not born in Texas!
This pie is an iconic dessert at Royer’s Round Top Cafe. They created the dessert. Round Top is halfway between Houston and Austin and is the antique capital of Texas.
What an adorable accent, thought it was put on at first. 😂 This looks yummy! I would use the cinnamon gram crackers instead of plane, and I would add a layer of marshmallow cream to the top, once it came out of the hot oven. 😋
You could try looking into carob chips for the dogs, see if they have an allergic reaction and if they don't you can see if they like it. It can replace chocolate for people and dogs, i know someone people who are allergic to chocolate so this is a good substitute.
If you are adapting it to carob chips so you can feed it to your dog, can you even say that you love your dog? You’re basically trying to kill it, even with “carob”. And why would you do that?
Texas here. Never seen this in pie form, only in bars, like a brownie. It's called trash because it has everything just thrown in and when mixed it looks like garbage. Yes, kitchen sink would probably be more accurate. They sell these in the bakery at Kroger, with the brownies. They are the absolute best!
I always called it Trailer park trash bars. The reasoning was the trash people that lived in trailer parks only had junk food, bought on Food stamps. Not my thought, but how it was explained to me about 40 yrs ago.
I've seen this recipe before, I think it's great..no matter what it's called. Some people are so mean on here. Thanks for sharing and reminding me of this. BTW, i love your accent!!
Usually when we call something a “Trash ---“ then it means we threw everything in together like when you throw out trash 😂 It’s just a fun little thing!
I’ve had trash pie. Peanut butter bits and potato chip chunks were added instead of caramel and pretzels. Also no coconut but I’m thinking maybe had M&M’s but that kinda doesn’t sound right either. Can’t remember the other thing. I do remember it was really really good. I think there was cinnamon in it maybe. Geez, now I want some!
It's has the same ingredients, except for the caramel bits & pretzels, and it's made in layers for a cookie bar. It's called Hello Dollies or Magic Cookie Bars. I've never heard of it being made into a pie. It's just Hello Dollies in a pie.
I don't use pretzels or coconut. Also, you wanna make a sauce of brown sugar & molasses, then drizzle that all over the top before baking it. Or, if you prefer, a caramel sauce.
OK I just realized that that’s caramel, but you just made me remember these really good chickpeas/garbanzo bean cookie dough bites that I made from a magazine recipe like a Bajillion years ago. So I appreciate that! Lol Anyway, your pie looks awesome.
Add butterscotch and homemade caramel and nix the coconut and then add some homemade vanilla, strawberry, or huckleberry ice cream and that is something my Grammy used to make.
You want Blue Bell Ice Cream for that authentic Texas taste.
I Love Blue Bell Ice Cream, but won't eat it anymore because they refuse to put a sealed wrapper over it!! I watched too many videos of disgusting people taking off lid, licking the ice cream and then putting it back in the freezer!! 🤢
Moolineum crunch
Or HEB 1905 ice cream. Just as good as BlueBell
Agreed, the Breyers is a sin
To cut the sweetness!
Those caramel bits look EXACTLY like garbanzo beans, I was a little thrown off by the thumbnail! But this looks great!
I thought the exact same thing and I thought to myself “that’s gross”! 😂
I thought they were garbanzo beans too! 😂😂
I thought macadamia nuts at first!
@@djkid22corn nuts.
Same!
You sir, sound as though you have always relied on the kindness of strangers. 🤣👍
Magic Cookie Bar from the 70's in a pie crust.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Too sweet for me anymore.
Bingo! I couldn’t remember the name.
Or hello dolly bars.
@@reneeelias9514Hello Dollies were the name of the original recipe!
Yes! Magic Cookie Bars or Hello Dolly Bars. Love those things!! 😋
Gawd, your accent! 🤣🤣 You sound like Foghorn Leghorn! I’m a Texan, and I’ve never heard of this. It actually looks really tasty!
Hope you enjoy
Putting it on for the camera
Yeah, he don’t sound Texan. He sounds more like he’s from Louisiana.
@@kathyt2108No, sorry.
@@kathyt2108correct
Native Texan here...never heard of it before, but it looks pretty good.
I would 86 the pretzels entirely and substituent more pecans if I were making it myself.
That’s a great idea! Thx😋
I agree about the pretzels. Ugh. And I'd swap in almonds instead of pecans, because I don't like pecans.
Not Texan. It's Kentucky Derby Pie but ruin with pretzels.
Reminds me of grams trail mix pie
I would omit the graham cracker crumbs
This a variation of an original recipe called "Hello Dolly Bars" (it has other names too). You make a base of crushed graham crackers, melted butter and coconut, press into square pan, top with a layer of chocolate chips, then layer of pecans then pour on the sweetened condensed milk and bake. The recipe has been around since at least the 1960's. It was probably created by Eagle Brand (makers of the sweetened condensed milk).
that sounds yummier than in this pie crust!
What we have here, is a failure to communicate. TX ice cream = BlueBell. Jawjah is Breyers.
If it didn't show him I would have sworn it was Foghorn Leghorn talking.
I am a 58 year old native Texan, and I have never heard of this recipe before, but it sure looks good! And it would need to be topped with Blue Bell for that real Texas flavor.
Made one a few weeks ago
If in Texas we use BlueBell Homemade vanilla ice cream😋
I agree although BB butter pecan would be yummy too.
Yes always Bluebell❤
I agree I love bluebell
They sell Blue Bell across much of the nation. Not sure what the big deal is about having to be in Texas to eat it.
@@Kingfisher1215 the BlueBell factory is in Brenham Texas😉
Native Texan here ... I LOVE LOVE LOVE Texas Trash Pie. A friend of mine makes it just about like this. It's Soooooo easy. I didn't know that Royers in Round Top has it on their menu, I'm going to stop by! Other folks are right about the Bluebell ice cream to go on top, that's down home Texan too, and you can tour.
I posted this in response to a particular comment but I see from the comments that many people don’t know the origin of the recipe. It was created at Royer’s Round Top Cafe and can be ordered online if so desired. Round Top sits halfway between Houston and Austin and is the antique capital of Texas. This person is not from Texas and wouldn’t know that Blue Bell is legend. As for the crust, I saw some people upset with the frozen crust choice, but a a trash pie with things like pretzels, graham crackers, and sweetened condensed milk, begs for a premade crust. However, feel free to make your own, I do, but I’m a baker.
There have been trash/garbage can cookies since at least the 70's...
@@LoriL010 maybe, but Texas Trash Pie was created at Royer’s and they made it an iconic dessert on their menu. It has also been around for decades. Trash is a common description used in cooking an item with lots of different ingredients that can also be eaten on their own, ie: Texas Trash Dip.
@@1newbert Sure, they were probably the first to put cookie dough in a pie shell and bake it.
@@LoriL010 first to get credit for it and in the world of marketing, that’s what counts. However, since you want this discussion to be about you being right, let’s just say you are and leave it at that. Congratulations on the win. 🏆
@@1newbert lol...facts matter in some minds.
It’s called Texas Diabetic Coma Pie.
Sounds like a Louisiana drawl. The pie looks great.
No.
More like Georgia.
Eastern Tennessee or Virgini
Sounds like Doc Holiday!!!😂
Literally drooling over here! 🤤
Tell the wife happy Mother's Day! 💖
I see a lot comments about your accent not sounding Texan, if that is what you were going for.
Just wear a cowboy hat. And throw in some "y'all's" in there. Maybe a "bless your heart."
However, if you were aiming for Louisiana accent, you nailed it.
Why not make mixing easier and more effective- mix the dry together first, then add the wet!!
The lack of manual skills is evident here. I think he's flying on affect.
Why care?
Good point. I'll be doing that. Thanks 😊
It's for visual effect, not efficiency, I think.
Where's the fun in that? 😂
This ain’t Texas Trash, and I know for sure that you ain’t Texan when you whipped out the…BREYER’s?!? Come on now…we all know it has to be Blue Bell.
You didn't learn that from Texas. We here eat Blue Bell🤣
You don't speak for all native Texans. I wouldn't buy BB ice cream under any circumstances.
Basically 7 layer cookies plus the pretzels in pie form. Has to be good. ❤
Yup
And addition of Carmel bits
Texas trash should have bluebell ice cream. Texas ice cream for a Texas desert.
That's nowhere near Texas Trash. There's no Chex mix, no Bugles, no mini Nilla wafers, no ranch dressing mix, no cooking oil....the ONLY Texas Trash ingredient in there is the pretzels!
Adorable you're Georgia accent 😍
Yeah, not a TX accent.
Lived in Texas all of my 59 years and have never heard of this. I looks really good though.
Oh my! This looks so good!!
Is that a Louisiana accent? Do tell…. Dessert looks incredible, born and raised in Texas and never heard of this pie, nor an accent like your.
I was thinking that same thing. Sounds so much like the X-man Gambit 😆
That accent is not from any part of Texas I have ever been to.
Sounds like a mixture of South Georgia and North Louisiana.
That ain't no damn Texas accent in any part of the state! It's not Louisiana either. It's straight up hooey. He's faking the accent, trying to "sound Texan" because that diabetes pie supposedly has Texas Trash in it. Hint: it doesn't. Texas Trash is basically homemade Chex Mix.
He said he learned it in Texas. He did not claim to be a Texan. I’m from Texas and I don’t have any accent whatsoever. Big cities: Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin. It’s not like we’re all living on farms. I do say y’all sometimes but that’s about it.
@@TheQueensWish Bless your heart, hun...but yes, you do have an accent. It may not be strong and twangy but yes, you do. All people who speak have an accent. You just don't hear yours because other people around you have the same accent.
Love from Texas ❤ This is like Hello Dolly Candy
I learned a modified version of this, called Graham Cracker Brownies: Chocolate chips, pecans, graham cracker crumbs, and condensed milk - no coconut (though I'm sure it's a good addition) and no caramels or pretzels. Stir together just those 4 ingredients, pour into a baking dish coated with melted butter and bake ... SO good! But I will have to try this recipe (without the pretzels, not a fan). I never would have thought to put it in a pie crust. Thanks for the video!
MER-SAY!!! My grands are going to love this, and the adults too! Yum!
That looks so yummy! Poor Mr. Hobbs, it's so sad that dogs love chocolate, but it's so bad for them😢
That looks so delicious that I'm going to get the ingredients and make it. Thanks for the recipe!! Hope to get more from you!!!
Ok, I give up---WHERE did you get this accent? It's just like the one I've heard in the 90 year old people (20 years ago!) from north Louisiana where I'm from. They are all long gone now so it's been a minute. Your accent took me back to some fond memories of great laughs, good food and great stories from those folks. The pie looks delicious by the way-have a great weekend y'all-it's almost here if you're reading this on a Thursday! 🙂
Thanks for sharing! Looks yummy! ❤
I thought your caramel bits were chickpeas and wondered what the heck you were making! 😂😂
Love that awesome accent😊
Looks good
Should call it Cost A Fortune to Make pie, but it looks delicious !
Lol. My favorite Christmas cookie took a tub of candied cherries, a pound each of dates and pecans, lots of brown sugar. It was expensive 40 years ago. Doesn't get made anymore.
That's what I said!😂
We love your southern accent - keep it up❤
68 n born rite chere near Austin…a note about the pretzels. The salt is a must have.
How on earth have I lived in Texas for 30 years, 90%of my life, and never even HEARD of this‽
I’m a 6th generation native Texan and I’ve never seen or heard of this. 🤭 It looks amazing, though. Your accent sounds exactly like my maternal grandfathers. He was not born in Texas!
Cause you're not Texan
I’d keep that to myself if I were you.
This pie is an iconic dessert at Royer’s Round Top Cafe. They created the dessert. Round Top is halfway between Houston and Austin and is the antique capital of Texas.
Texas is like 6 countries so it depends where you lived in Texas. Especially north to south Texas.
Sounds like Louisiana
Looks great 😊
😊 I watched for the recipe, I subscribed for the accent! 😂
Me too 😂
Me too!!!
What accent?
Absolutely ❤❤❤❤
Sounds more Jawjah than TX.
What an adorable accent, thought it was put on at first. 😂 This looks yummy! I would use the cinnamon gram crackers instead of plane, and I would add a layer of marshmallow cream to the top, once it came out of the hot oven. 😋
Im dying 😂 your accent isn’t Texas … it might be a Kentucky accent or Georgia accent but definitely not Texas. Cute though!
Looks scrumptious.
OMG
I just found your channel!
That pie looks amazing. A candy bar pie! Can't wait to see what you do next.
Thank you
Love the dog waiting for his chance to snatch the pie and run!
Bryers ice cream can no longer be called ice cream is it s frozen desert because their is not enough cream in it to call it ice cream. Crazy hey
I hate Bryers, Bluebell ice cream all the way. Moolineal is my favorite. 3 kinds of nuts, chocolate & caramel bits, all in dreamy vanilla base.
Too sweet!
Looks so good.
I've never heard of this, but now I have to try making it.
Are you originally from Charleston SC? That is a proper Southern Accent! ❤
I am definitely making this asap! ❤️😁
Is that Mr Candy making a pie?! Lol just kidding but the sound is identical lol
Looks fabulous!!! Must have Blue Bell ice cream to be Texas !!! Homemade Vanilla !!
Interesting...Thanks for the share.
I love that it is him who is cooking it while she films. Its kinda cute
Native Texan here, and I can definitely say you did not learn about this dessert or this accent in Texas😉
Wow looks delicious 😊 Happy Mother's Day
My mom was making this as far back as the sixties in Oregon. We called it delicious 😂
Use a bit of sweetened condensed milk in your strong coffee - delicious! Just one more way to use it.😉
Thanks for sharing the recipe for trash pie . looks so delicious . Please tell your lovely wife . ❤Happy Mother's Day ❤.
I love your accent, so nice.
No coconut!!
Dang, that looks delicious!
You could try looking into carob chips for the dogs, see if they have an allergic reaction and if they don't you can see if they like it. It can replace chocolate for people and dogs, i know someone people who are allergic to chocolate so this is a good substitute.
If you are adapting it to carob chips so you can feed it to your dog, can you even say that you love your dog?
You’re basically trying to kill it, even with “carob”.
And why would you do that?
First time I've seen your channel. Pie looks good! Easy too! Your voice is a certain kind of southern voice I appreciate. West Virginian?
Ohhh looks so yummy!!!! Hugs from Belinda Greene in Arkansas
Texas here. Never seen this in pie form, only in bars, like a brownie. It's called trash because it has everything just thrown in and when mixed it looks like garbage.
Yes, kitchen sink would probably be more accurate. They sell these in the bakery at Kroger, with the brownies. They are the absolute best!
I always called it Trailer park trash bars. The reasoning was the trash people that lived in trailer parks only had junk food, bought on Food stamps. Not my thought, but how it was explained to me about 40 yrs ago.
Not sure why anyone would consider those ingredients to be trash ... they're actually good ingredients and a bit costly!
Everything but the pretzels and I would love to try this I think I'm going to have to go to the store LOL😅
"I learned that in Texas." That's not a sentence you hear often.
Woohoo that's looks so yummy 😋
It bothered me soooooo badly that he used a different spatula to mix it instead of the one he used for the condensed milk
The accent, the name of the dog, and the way you interact with your lady❤️ quickkk sub
Magic Cookie Bars. One of my all-time favorite desserts.
I've seen this recipe before, I think it's great..no matter what it's called. Some people are so mean on here. Thanks for sharing and reminding me of this. BTW, i love your accent!!
If you like this, you'll love bionicos, a Mexican desert that also uses coconut and condensed milk (Lechera en espanol)
Usually when we call something a “Trash ---“ then it means we threw everything in together like when you throw out trash 😂 It’s just a fun little thing!
When he first spoke, he sounded a bit like Woody Harrelson to me.
🤣😂🤣😂
I've never heard of this trash pie before, and I'm from Texas. But it looks so delicious. I would love to make it without pretzels and add raisins😀
Has to be Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla to be Texan...
I’ve had trash pie. Peanut butter bits and potato chip chunks were added instead of caramel and pretzels. Also no coconut but I’m thinking maybe had M&M’s but that kinda doesn’t sound right either. Can’t remember the other thing. I do remember it was really really good. I think there was cinnamon in it maybe. Geez, now I want some!
Im in Texas and got to make this 😂
😋 yummy 😅
Dude sounds like Colonel Bob Boatwright from Good Eats 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's has the same ingredients, except for the caramel bits & pretzels, and it's made in layers for a cookie bar. It's called Hello Dollies or Magic Cookie Bars. I've never heard of it being made into a pie. It's just Hello Dollies in a pie.
I don't use pretzels or coconut. Also, you wanna make a sauce of brown sugar & molasses, then drizzle that all over the top before baking it. Or, if you prefer, a caramel sauce.
Ohhhh my that looks sooooooooooo good! I’m on a diet😭
couldn't put my finger on it I recognized the voice, then it hit me, he sounds exactly like Foghorn Leghorn lmao.
I think this with toasted coconut would be better. I will have to try this one.
Blue Bell, heathen. Blue Bell!
Aint never heard of it. 65 born and raised Texan from Fort Worth and i would tear it up. And I'm diabetic.
Everything looks great but id forsure forget the pretzels and use more pecans or nuts or caramel candy peices
I've never seen anything so unappetizing. I'm a Texan and I ain't eating that.
It's like a scotchie pie! Omg i want some 😊❤
Two thumbs up, but like someone commented below a Texan would put Blue Bell vanilla on there. -:)
OK I just realized that that’s caramel, but you just made me remember these really good chickpeas/garbanzo bean cookie dough bites that I made from a magazine recipe like a Bajillion years ago. So I appreciate that! Lol Anyway, your pie looks awesome.
May I have that recipe please?!❤
@@lorirode-off763 I will try to find it!
Ooo lets throw some marshmallow in too 🤩
Add butterscotch and homemade caramel and nix the coconut and then add some homemade vanilla, strawberry, or huckleberry ice cream and that is something my Grammy used to make.