No Bake Chocolate Oreo Pie

Easy to make no-bake Oreo pie made with chocolate chips, Cool Whip, and crushed Oreo cookies. This creamy, chocolate-filled dessert is the ultimate treat for any chocolate lover!

No Bake Oreo Pie Recipe

This no-bake chocolate Oreo pie is rich, creamy, and packed with double the chocolate flavor. It has a smooth chocolate filling made with melted chocolate and Cool Whip, all in a crunchy homemade Oreo cookie crust.

No oven needed—just chill it in the fridge until set for the perfect make-ahead dessert.

Each bite combines creamy chocolate mousse texture with the crunch of Oreos. You can use a store-bought Oreo crust, but making your own only takes minutes and tastes even better.

I love chocolate desserts (can you tell?). If you do too, try my Gooey Chocolate Butter Cake or Chocolate Zucchini Cake next — both are rich, fudgy, and easy to make.

This easy no-bake pie is perfect for holidays, birthdays, or anytime you’re craving something sweet and chocolatey. Just make sure to leave enough timeto refrigerate it before serving!

How to Make A Easy Oreo Pie

To make the Oreo cookie crust, crush the cookies in a large zip‑lock bag with a rolling pin until small pieces remain (for a crunchy texture) or smooth if you prefer. You can also chop them on a cutting board or pulse them in a food processor for a finer crust.

Mix the crushed Oreos and melted butter.

Press the cookie mixture into the bottom of the pie pan in an even layer to create the homemade Oreo crust and set aside.

Start the cream filling by melting the chocolate chips in a saucepan, stirring, and adding milk.

In a large bowl, mix the cool whip, powdered sugar, and vanilla.

Stir in the melted chocolate mixture to create the creamy chocolate filling and once combined pour it into the pie pan on top of the crust.

Decorate if desired, such as extra chocolate chips or whipped cream. Place in the refrigerator overnight, then serve when ready and enjoy your no bake chocolate cream pie!

Decorating Ideas

Decorating your decadent pie is optional. However, if you want to have some fun with it, here are some suggestions:

• Sprinkle chocolate chips around the edge of the pie (what I usually do!), or use leftover Oreo crumbs for a crunchy alternative.
• Use whipped cream to decorate on top.
• Either on top of the whipped cream or on top of the creamy chocolate filling, sprinkle with chocolate chips or shavings.
• Use whole Oreos to top each slice.
• If you’re making this for a specific holiday, you can opt to use appropriate color-themed sprinkles or chocolate candies on top as well.

Storing Leftovers 

Refrigerate: Keep the pie covered in the fridge for up to 4–5 days.

Freeze: You can freeze the pie (well-wrapped) for up to 1 month; thaw in the fridge before serving.

Serving tip: Slice straight from the fridge for the cleanest pieces.

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