▲Apple pie is one of the most-loved pies in the US.

▲Bisteeya is the Moroccan equivalent of a chicken pie.

▲Baklava is a sweet pastry dessert held together with sugar syrup or honey.

▲Fatayer is a Middle Eastern and North African hand-formed pie that can be filled with meat, spinach, cheese, or vegetables.

▲Empanadas are snack sized pies commonly stuffed with meat and vegetables.

▲Apple pie originated in England and was brought to the Americas by early settlers.

▲Traditional spanakopita uses three kinds of onions: spring onion, red onion, and leek.

▲Regional spices such as cinnamon, saffron, and turmeric are usually added to the filling. Mmm.

▲Spanakopita is a traditional Greek spinach and cheese pie.

▲South African beef pie filling consists of slow-cooked beef and seasonal vegetables.

▲Baklava is usually filled with pistachios, walnuts, cream, or cheese.

▲Pizza is an Italian flat open-faced pie.

▲Cheese borek is a popular cheese pastry dish in Turkey.

▲Pizza is universally loved and variations can be found in almost every country in the world.

▲Beef patties are a popular Caribbean street snack similar to a pie or pasty.

▲Quiche is an open-faced savoury pie, commonly made with cheese and egg.

▲The meat pie is considered Australia and New Zealand's national dish.

▲Austrian strudel filling is usually made with cottage cheese, cream cheese, and potatoes. Sweet variations of strudel are also quite popular.

▲Kulebyaka is an authentic Russian pie usually filled with salmon or sturgeon.

▲Samosas are a common appetizer across India and Pakistan.

▲Ugandan samosas are a product of the Indian community that once populated Uganda.

▲Tomato pie is commonly found in South Korea. Its filling consists of layers of fresh tomatoes and three kinds of cheese.

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German strawberry pie has a cream cheese filling and is layered with fresh strawberries.

▲Rose pie is popular in Japan. Its filling is made of sweetened apples cut in the shape of roses.

▲Pie de Limón (lime pie) is a popular dessert dish from Mexico

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Are you a fan of pie? With so many different types, how can you not be, really?

Ready to get those taste buds watering? Click ahead and take a look at how they do pie around the world.

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