At A Glance
- Start with orders that match items already on the board or can be finished with a reasonable number of taps.
- Trying to make something for every customer is a fast way to fill the board.
- High-level cakes, drinks, salads and similar requests can require many sessions.
Love & Pies Orders Guide: Which Customer Orders Should You Complete First? is designed to help players make faster, more efficient progress without wasting energy, board space or premium currency. Love & Pies is a merge game where small decisions compound over time, so planning each session matters far more than simply tapping everything that is ready.
Prioritize Efficient Wins
Start with orders that match items already on the board or can be finished with a reasonable number of taps. Completing them clears space and keeps rewards flowing. The best order is not always the smallest; generator availability and existing progress matter too.
Limit Active Chains
Trying to make something for every customer is a fast way to fill the board. Choose one primary order and a small number of secondary targets. A second order works especially well when it uses another generator family, allowing you to switch during cooldowns.
Treat Huge Orders as Background Projects
High-level cakes, drinks, salads and similar requests can require many sessions. Do not allow one enormous order to stop all other progress. Build it gradually when you have spare energy, overlapping customer requests or a generator that would otherwise sit unused.
Use Overlapping Requirements
Two customers asking for products from the same generator can make production more efficient. A smaller order may consume a mid-tier item while later taps continue building the long-term chain. Check requirements carefully so you do not merge past an item you need to submit.
Consider Events Before Turning In Big Orders
When an event rewards ordinary order completion, a finished large order may be worth holding briefly if the event is about to start. Do not let event timing clog the board for days, though. Use the tactic only when the timing naturally lines up.
Reassess After Every Completion
Once an order is handed in, pause before tapping again. Look at the new customer, available generators, board space and event objectives. This short review prevents energy being wasted on a chain that is no longer the best target.
Extra Tips for Consistent Progress
Before every session, scan the board for obvious merges and decide what you want the next full energy bar to accomplish. This small habit prevents scattered production and makes it easier to see whether a generator cooldown, board-space problem or energy shortage is the real bottleneck.
Use events as an opportunity to multiply the value of normal play rather than as a reason to abandon your long-term strategy. If an event rewards something you already need to do, push harder. If it would require spending most of your saved gems for a modest prize, protect your resources for a better opportunity.
Love & Pies is updated over time, so advertisements, rewards, event rules and balance can change. The strongest approach is to use these principles as a framework and adapt them to the features shown in your current version of the game.
Final Thoughts
The most reliable Love & Pies strategy is deliberate play. Keep the board usable, protect difficult-to-replace resources, focus energy on selected targets and allow long merge chains to develop over several sessions. Once you stop treating every available tap, merge or purchase as urgent, progression becomes steadier and much easier to manage.