Pecon here, too.

You can pronounce it however you want, just give me a slice. I really don't care how anyone pronounces anything as long as I understand you.

We say pecan. But once we were dining in a pub and the waitress asked if we wanted peekin pie. Took us a while to figure that out.

Yes, it looks amazing.

Say it which ever way you wish ...either way spells d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s.

Did you bake that pie yourself? I'll just have a little piece .

No I didn’t make that one. I follow some bakeries on Facebook. This was made by a local bakery http://laughlinsbakery.com/

I only bake for the holidays since I live alone. I’d end up eating that whole pie!

I say pah con with the accent on con. I love chocolate pecan pie.

Yum! I say peh-kahn.

Dictionary says it is pronounce "pi-kahn." That is the way we have always pronounced it. I was grown before I heard someone from Pennsaylvania say, "pee-can." It took me a while to figure out what he was saying and, to be honest, I had to ask him to spell it before I understood.

I used to say PEE-can, but it sounded too much like a urinal, so now I say peh-CAHN.

I’m Pennsylvania Dutch so I say a lot of things people don’t understand.

I red up the table and do the warsh in the crick!

Pah con...but my southern friends say pea can

I was raised to say “Pi KAHN” but here most say “PEE can”.

PEA-can. I was raised in NE Ohio, if that matters.

I avoid saying it.

Peh khan' south Alabama speak.

Puh con.... never pee can.

PEA-can pie... and I so dislike it. Way too sweet for this gal!

Pecon here. JeCrigler I "red up" also.

what is red up? One of my pet peeves is people who move to Washington (or refer to it) and call it Warshington! No R in it anywhere!

I go back and forth between puh-can and puh-kahn. I don't know why.

I pronounce it pick ahn. I've heard it pronounced pretty much every way that you all have said though.

Pecon - hear it pronounced both ways here in KY. Whatever way, I want a piece of that pie NOW!

Pea kahn'.

Red up the table is short for ready up the table and clear it.

Red up means clean up in PA Dutch talk. Grandson always makes fun of the way I say wash. Apparently, I put an r in it. My grandmother said outen the lights. The only phrase I say which neighbors in northeast PA where I briefly lived laughed at is...'Come here once'. I still say it.

Pea-CON. The pie looks luscious.

I don't know that I've ever had pecan pie. I know a lot of people make a big deal about it, but I find them kind of disturbing looking for some reason.

Most in mid-Tenn say puh- CON, with a HARD accent on the second syllable.

I say butter pick-ann ice cream...Toronto area.

I pronounce it Pea-KAHN but would also politely decline a slice. My general rule is no nuts of any kind, ever. Plus given that the rest of the pie is usually just thick, excessively-sweet, goo, the pictured pie doesn't hold any attraction for me at all.

More for the rest of you.