
This super creamy Pumpkin Fluff Pie is about to claim your top spot for fall treats. Each bite is packed with pumpkin, smooth vanilla pudding, and that cozy spice kick, all sitting on a crunchy graham cracker base. And honestly, you won’t touch your oven once.
Why You'll Love It
This Pumpkin Fluff Pie is all about speed and yum. It’s got a cloud-light filling with cozy spices that make any dessert glow. Since you skip the oven, it’s a breeze to whip up—especially when your kitchen’s already full of holiday chaos.
You'll Need These
- Crust Crunch: Smashed graham crackers for that classic bottom.
- Mix-in: Pumpkin puree from a can—but no pie filling stuff.
- Sweet Lift: Fluffy Cool Whip gives it that lightness.
- Main Sweetness: Dry vanilla pudding mix stirs in the creamy.
- Extra Cozy: Pumpkin pie spice - all the autumn feels.
- Sticky Power: Melted butter keeps the crust together.
- Just Right: Sprinkling of sugar for balance.
Let's Make Magic
- Final Fancy Touch
- Shake a bit more spice on top, add whipped cream if you want to get snazzy.
- Give It Time
- Spoon your mix into the crust, then let it chill for at least four hours so it gets sturdy.
- Mix That Filling
- Blend pumpkin, pudding, and spices first. After that, fold in Cool Whip lightly so it stays airy.
- Chill The Crust
- Press crust in your pan after mixing the grahams, sugar, cinnamon, and butter. Chill it in the fridge.

Tips For Great Results
Double check you grab plain pumpkin and not the pie filler stuff so your pie turns out dreamy. Don’t get impatient—let it chill all the way for the best texture. If you wanna make it gluten-free, swap in gluten-free crackers. Top with caramel or chopped pecans to up the wow factor.
How To Store Yours
Keep any pieces tucked in the fridge and covered so they’re good for up to three days. If you’re planning in advance, wrap slices and stash in the freezer up to two months. Just leave ‘em in the fridge overnight to thaw before you dig in.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Do I need to bake this?
Not at all! Just pop it in the fridge until it’s set and ready to eat.
- → Can I use fresh whipped cream?
Cool Whip’s stability works better here. Freshly whipped cream might soften the filling too much.
- → How long does it need in the fridge?
At least 4 hours, but leaving it overnight gives a firmer texture.
- → Is there a DIY spice option?
Absolutely! Check out the blend of basic pantry spices listed in the mix.
- → Can I prepare this in advance?
Sure can! Store it in the fridge for 3-4 days covered tightly.