Sharon Burned Her Pie Then Ended Up Burned By The Internet

How did she get access to the sun, though?

Thanksgiving Day can be hit or miss when it comes to food. There’s always that one relative who shows up with something inedible, the overcooked and dry turkey you have to drown in gravy to eat so you don’t offend Nana, and pies that suffer their inevitable fate from gravity and end up dropped.

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Some people take these kitchen mishaps with a grain of salt; it’s something that’s just part of surviving Thanksgivings, while others may not be too accepting of the fault and will place blame on literally anyone or anything but themselves.

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Take Sharon Weiss, for example. She somehow managed to turn a Marie Callender’s ready-to-bake pumpkin pie into a charcoaled mess.

The pie was supposed to be baked at 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 65 to 70 minutes. Whether she misread, skipped, or straight-up ignored the instructions, we may never know.

But what we do know is that in a rage, I assume as burning as the poor pumpkin pie, she took it out on Marie Callender’s. Sharon posted a photo of the (possibly broiled?) pie on Marie Callender’s Facebook page with the caption, “Thanks, Marie Callender, for ruining Thanksgiving dessert.”

Being of an older generation, I’m not sure poor Sharon knew what she had opened herself up to. The internet is boundless and can be savage.

Sharon’s post blew up, much like her oven would have if she hadn’t eventually remembered to check on the pie. Folks showed up with an endless amount of cry-laughing emojis, memes, and relentless jokes at her expense.

It was the biggest burn-fest, surpassing the poor burnt pie itself. And while the original post was taken down, an internet hero, ridureyu, managed to save screenshots.

Keep scrolling to check out some of the best reactions below.

Oh Sharon, you never knew what would come of this

Oh Sharon, you never knew what would come of thisridureyu
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Marie Callender's showed up with some excellent customer service, though

Marie Callender's showed up with some excellent customer service, thoughridureyu
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Pointing out the obvious

Pointing out the obviousridureyu

Honestly, how did she think she could blame Marie Callender's for ruining Thanksgiving?

Honestly, how did she think she could blame Marie Callender's for ruining Thanksgiving? ridureyu

"You do know the fire alarm isn't a timer, right?"

ridureyu

Imagine living before memes; we wouldn't be able to enjoy this

Imagine living before memes; we wouldn't be able to enjoy this ridureyu

In this day and age, it's best to do things privately to avoid becoming meme fodder

In this day and age, it's best to do things privately to avoid becoming meme fodder ridureyu

Poor Sharon, getting roasted worse than the pie

Poor Sharon, getting roasted worse than the pie ridureyu

Oh, the irony

Oh, the ironyridureyu

Maybe she set the oven to broil?

Maybe she set the oven to broil?ridureyu

Can we blame Marie Callender's for everything?

Can we blame Marie Callender's for everything? ridureyu

Complimentary hottest places comments

Complimentary hottest places comments fb

Giving her ideas on how to excuse this fumble

Giving her ideas on how to excuse this fumblefb

Wouldn't THAT be amazing?

Wouldn't THAT be amazing?fb

Meme-ception with a good ol' Rick-Roll

Meme-ception with a good ol' Rick-Rollfb

Calling it what it is

Calling it what it isimgur

Can a cooking screw-up now be called "a Sharon"?

Can a cooking screw-up now be called imgur

Celsius vs. Fahrenheit is a massive difference

Celsius vs. Fahrenheit is a massive differenceimgur

Burnt like the pie

Burnt like the pieimgur

Marie Callender's team made up some merch from this memorable moment

Marie Callender's team made up some merch from this memorable moment Emily Easton

Marie Callender's and Sharon teamed up!

Sharon Weiss eventually did an interview and claims the issue was that her oven was set to Celsius, not Fahrenheit, causing her to bake the pie at roughly 707 degrees Fahrenheit. She acknowledged that her comment was impulsive, and instead of being upset over her newfound fame as the butt of jokes, she contacted Marie Callender’s directly, and they worked together to take down the original post while still marketing the mistake in a fun way.

So, here’s to Sharon and her cremated pie. May she have her oven fixed and future pies unscathed.

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