If you have ever been to the East Coast, especially Maine, I'm sure you've at least heard of whoopie pies. You’ll also find them throughout Pennsylvania as they are a traditional Amish dessert.

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Work quickly and place them back into the freezer so the whoopie pies can set for about half an hour before serving.

Two years ago, when Rutland, Vt., hosted its first annual Whoopie Pie Fest, local baker Megan Wagner baked a 542-pound whoopie pie. So how can you possibly top that? How about one twice as big?

Work quickly and place them back into the freezer so the whoopie pies can set for about half an hour before serving.