
This ultra-creamy Pumpkin Fluff Pie is about to steal the show this fall. Silky pumpkin, mellow vanilla pudding, gentle spices, and a buttery graham cracker base come together in every bite. Guess what? You don't even have to turn on the oven for this one.
What Makes This Dessert Stand Out
Need something quick and tasty? This Pumpkin Fluff Pie fits the bill. Super light, full of cozy flavor, and the filling is like eating clouds. Since you skip baking, it's a total lifesaver during holidays when the oven's already in use.
Stuff You’ll Need
- For The Crust: Use crushed graham crackers mixed with melted butter.
- Sweet Kicker: A bit of sugar adds the right amount of sweetness.
- For That Soft Texture: Thawed Cool Whip makes it super light.
- Flavor Boost: Pumpkin pie spice ties it all together.
- Main Star: Canned pumpkin puree—just skip the sweetened kind.
- Pudding Magic: Instant vanilla pudding totally does wonders.
- Crunch Factor: Another handful of graham crumbs if you like it extra crisp.
Let’s Make It Happen
- Add The Finishing Touch
- Scatter on some extra spice or a swirl of whipped cream if you want. Go wild.
- Let It Chill
- Pour the fluffy filling into the crust. Give it a good four hours in the fridge so everything firms up nicely.
- Build The Filling
- Gently stir together pumpkin, pudding mix, and spices, then add Cool Whip to turn it all into a light mousse.
- Prep The Base
- Mix melted butter, sugar, cinnamon, and crushed grahams. Press into your pie dish, then let it chill out in the fridge.

Tips For Nailing It
Double-check your can—make sure it's pure pumpkin, not pie filling. Let the pie sit in the fridge long enough or it'll be too soft. Baking for gluten-free friends? Swap out the graham crackers for gluten-free ones. Throw on a little caramel or chopped pecans up top if you wanna make it extra special.
How To Store Leftovers
Stick extra pie slices into the fridge wrapped up and they're good for about three days. If you're planning further ahead, wrap and freeze slices for a couple of months. Just let them defrost in the fridge overnight before digging in.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Do I need to bake this?
Nope, no baking needed! Just chill it so it sets properly.
- → Will fresh whipped cream work?
Pre-made Cool Whip is more stable, but fresh whipped cream might make it softer.
- → How long does it have to chill?
At least 4 hours, but overnight works best for the perfect set.
- → Can I create my own pumpkin spice mix?
Sure! The mix includes easy pantry spices so you can make it yourself.
- → Is this good for prepping ahead?
Yes, it keeps fresh in the fridge for 3-4 days if wrapped tight.