From pizzerias to pie shops, everyone is getting in on the Pi Day fun. You don't have to be a mathematician to take part in the infinitely (see what we did there?) fun holiday—you just need a good pie promotion.
Give your end-users an excuse to celebrate this tasty holiday with these seven pie promotions, and you'll be sure to get a slice of the Pi Day market.
1. Stainless Steel Pie Server from Utica Cutlery / Kutmaster:
Your end-users will be ready to slice and serve their favorite pies thanks to this 12" pie server.
2. Apple Pie from Ariel Premium Supply:
A real slice of apple pie would not make the best desk decoration, but this imprint-able pie slice will do the trick.
3. Chocolate Cheese/Pie Round with Missing Slice by Custom Chocolate LLC:
Not everyone loves pie, but most people love chocolate. This custom-molded chocolate can serve two purposes: a Pi Day celebration or a Pac-Man celebration. Either way, imprint your company's logo in white, dark, dark mint or milk chocolate options.
4. EZ Gripper Vinyl Jar Openers - 6.25" x 3.75" Pizza or Pie from Americanna Company:
Maybe your clients want to make their own pies this Pi Day. With this gripper, they'll be able to open those tough jars of blueberry or apple filling in a snap.
5. 7-piece Bake Set from Partners for Incentives:
Once your clients have their pie filling jars open, they'll need bakeware to bake it. From a pie dish to individual ramekins, the pie-ssibilities are endless.
6. Pizza Cutter with Bottle Opener from Hit Promotional Products:
I don't care what anyone says, pizza is the best type of pie, and this pizza cutter will be a welcome addition to any client's baking arsenal.
7. Cake Carrier from Picnic At Ascot:
What's the point of the perfect pie if you can't bring it with you everywhere? Enter this insulated 12" diameter cake carrier.
Hannah Abrams is the senior content editor for Promo Marketing. In her free time, she enjoys coming up with excuses to avoid exercise, visiting her hometown in Los Angeles and rallying for Leonardo DiCaprio to win his first second Academy Award.