
Here’s a cozy Amish Peanut Butter Cream Pie that hits all the right spots. No oven needed just a mess of crumbly sweet peanut butter super smooth pudding and a big layer of whipped cream on top. It’s got those classic simple vibes that make every slice feel extra memorable.
Why This Pie Wins
This is a total crowd pleaser. The way the creamy center mixes with that crunchy peanut butter topping is just the best. I love how you don’t have to bake it so you can throw it together fast. Still feels homemade but so easy for a party or last-minute treat.
What You'll Need
- Crunchy Start: Take one baked pie shell that’s cooled off.
- Sweet Crumble: Stir powdered sugar and peanut butter for that irresistible texture.
- Smooth Inside: Use pudding mix, milk, and some creamy peanut butter.
- Pillowy Topper: Top it with Cool Whip or some freshly whipped cream.
Irresistible Creamy Pie
- Kick Off With Crumble
- Combine peanut butter and powdered sugar until it’s crumbly. Set some aside for the end.
- Mix Up The Filling
- Whisk milk, pudding, and peanut butter so it gets thick and creamy.
- Go Fluffy
- Carefully fold whipped cream in so everything stays airy and light.
- Time To Layer
- Build it inside the crust. Finish up with whipped topping and those crumbs you saved.
- Let It Chill Out
- Pop it in the fridge for at least a couple hours to firm up before you dig in.
Make It Fun
Switch up your base with a cookie crust or graham crackers. Go wild and add banana slices in the middle. Drizzle chocolate sauce or toss on some sea salt flakes for a fancy finish.
How To Store
It’ll stay tasty in your fridge for up to four days—just seal it up right. Want to prep in advance? Freeze it without the whipped cream, wrap well, and just add the fresh cream when it’s ready to eat.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Will natural peanut butter work?
Sure, but mix it well and tweak sugar in the crumble since natural peanut butter is oilier.
- → Which is better: Cool Whip or homemade whipped cream?
Homemade tastes amazing, but Cool Whip stays firmer longer. Pick based on when you'll serve it.
- → Can I prepare this pie in advance?
You can make it 3–4 days early, but save the final crumble layer until the day of serving to keep it crunchy.
- → Can I freeze the pie?
Yes, but thaw it overnight in the fridge, and note that whipped cream can lose its texture when defrosted.
- → Why put crumbles on the bottom?
Adding crumbles underneath spreads the texture throughout instead of leaving it all on the top.