
You're gonna love this Pumpkin Fluff Pie. It's super creamy from mixing pumpkin, vanilla pudding, and some cozy spices. The crust is just graham crackers and butter, and you don't even have to bake anything. It's that easy.
What Makes This Pie Stand Out
If you want something fast and tasty, this Pumpkin Fluff Pie is it. The filling is super light and fluffy, and those autumn spices bring the magic. Since it skips the oven, it's awesome for crazy-busy holidays when all the burners are taken.
What You'll Need
- Main Star: Grab canned pumpkin, just make sure it's not pie filling.
- Sweet Fluff: Vanilla pudding mix gives this pie its soft texture.
- Cloud Effect: Let Cool Whip thaw, then add it for that dreamy fluff.
- Spice Wake-up: Toss in pumpkin spice to warm things up.
- Crunch Factor: Smash up some graham crackers for the crust.
- Sweet Level: A little sugar balances it all out.
- Stick Together: Pour in melted butter so the base holds up.
Let’s Mix It Up
- First Make Your Crust
- Mix up graham crumbs, cinnamon, butter and sugar, press into the pan, stash it in the fridge.
- Work On The Filling
- Stir pumpkin, spice, pudding till smooth, then gently fold in the Cool Whip so it stays fluffy.
- Now Wait A Bit
- Spoon it all into the crust and let it chill at least 4 hours so it gets nice and firm.
- Final Touches
- Hit the top with another sprinkle of spice or get wild with extra whipped cream if you want.

Smart Serving Tips
Keep an eye at the store—you want real pumpkin, not the pie filling stuff. Let the pie sit in the fridge for several hours so it sets up right. Got someone who needs gluten-free? Use gluten-free grahams. Add caramel drizzle or toss some pecans on top if you wanna make it extra special.
How To Store It
Wrap leftovers tight and chill in the fridge for up to three days. Want to make it ahead? Slice pieces, wrap well, freeze up to two months. Before you eat it, let it defrost in the fridge overnight.
Recipe Q&A
- → Should I bake this dessert?
Nope, totally no-bake! Just pop it in the fridge till it firms up.
- → Could I swap in homemade whipped cream?
Cool Whip holds up best, but your own whipped cream can make it runny.
- → What's the minimum chilling time?
Give it at least 4 hours, but overnight is great for getting the texture right.
- → How do I make pumpkin spice myself?
Sure, there's a blend of common spices listed here, so you can make your own at home.
- → Is it okay if I prep this a day early?
Definitely, it'll keep fresh in your fridge for 3 to 4 days with a tight cover.