No Bake Pineapple Pie Recipe

No bake pineapple pie recipe is a refreshing and delicious dessert prepared with crushed Nilla Wafers, butter, fresh pineapple, and a creamy sweet topping.

The easy recipe is made with crushed pineapple and homemade whipped topping for a wonderful treat perfect for any special occasion.

Sweet Pineapple Dessert

 

Pineapple goes great in so many recipes including pies, cakes, on top of burgers, pizza, and so much more.

And, this no-bake pie is made with simple ingredients that we all love. It’s a delicious pineapple pie.

It’s the perfect summer dessert, or add it to your holiday dessert table. It’s perfect all year round and it’s a favorite dessert.

What Ingredients Are Needed For No Bake Pineapple Pie?

Full printable recipe with measurements and instructions listed at the bottom of the post in the recipe card.

• Nilla Wafers
• Butter
• Crushed pineapple
• Powdered sugar
• Heavy whipping cream

My husband started growing pineapples a few years ago and we’ve had quite a few. They taste so sweet and turn out delicious. Although, it takes about two years to grow one.

He starts by cutting the sides off and cleaning it up a little.

Then, he slices the pineapple.

You can do so many things with pineapple including grilling it with a little brown sugar and cinnamon on top or adding to ice cream, or just about anything you can think of.

Step-By-Step Instructions For Fresh Pineapple Pie

Start by adding your Nilla Wafers to a food processor and crushing them into crumbs.

If you don’t have a food processor that is fine, just put the Nilla Wafers into a large Ziplock baggie and crush them with a rolling pin.

Next, pour the melted butter into the food processor and mix.

Just mix enough to incorporate the butter and crumbs.

Press the crushed Nilla Wafers into the pie shell.

I used a deep dish pie plate for the recipe.

You don’t need to grease the pie shell first. The crumbs will slide right out when you go to serve the pie.

This crust will crumble very easily, which is fine because it will soak up the liquid from the pineapple juice.

You can use graham crackers for this recipe instead, if you like those better or don’t have any Nilla Wafers. Either one will work fine.

Another quick option is a prepared graham cracker crust from the store.

There’s nothing better than a Nilla Wafer or graham cracker pie crust.

Grab a large mixing bowl and your electric mixer and cream the softened butter.

Add the powdered sugar to the bowl.

Pour the crushed pineapple into the bowl.

I crushed the pineapple in my Ninja mixer. If you don’t have one, just chop it up the best you can.

There’s really no right or wrong way to crush it up.

If you are buying pineapple just buy some crushed canned pineapples.

Get a separate bowl and pour the heavy cream into the bowl. Whip at high speed on your electric mixer or in your stand mixer.

You’re going to whip until you have stiff peaks.

Next, add the powdered sugar to the whipped topping and mix again until combined.

If you don’t want to whip all of this up, you can use Cool Whip instead. Measurements are listed below.

Add the whipped topping to the bowl and mix until combined.

Pour the pineapple mixture into the pie crust and refrigerate for at least two hours.

The pie will not be super thick, it will be like a pudding consistency.

Add more whipped topping on the top of the pie.

You can either buy some store-bought whipped topping or make another bowl of homemade whipped cream.

Just repeat the process with eight ounces of whipped topping and 1/4 cup of powdered sugar.

Top with chopped pecans.

Other Optional Toppings For The Easy Dessert:

• Toasted coconut
• Maraschino cherries
• Chunks of pineapple

Scoop out some pineapple pie and eat!