Easy to make, no bake Oreo Pie, made with chocolate chips, cool whip and crushed oreo cookies. This is the ultimate sweet tooth chocolate pie!
This no bake chocolate pie recipe with a delicious Oreo cookie crumb crust is the perfect combination if you love double the chocolate and sweetness. The creamy filling is made with melted chocolate and a cool whip that makes the perfect chocolate ganache when set in the fridge overnight. I can’t emphasize enough how easy this recipe is to make—no baking is required either!
The Best No Bake Chocolate Oreo Pie Recipe
If you’re a big chocolate lover, this is the perfect dessert with a chocolatey, creamy filling and Oreo cookie crust! All you need are several simple ingredients to make this super easy recipe, and as mentioned, no oven or baking is required either!
Each bite of this no bake chocolate dessert is both smooth and crunchy with the chocolate cool whip filling and Oreo crust. You can purchase a pre-made Oreo pie crust for this no bake Oreo pie recipe if they sell them at your local grocery store. However, making your own Oreo crust is so much more fun!
This no bake Oreo pie is great for special occasions like birthdays, holidays or just when you need a special treat. Just make sure to make it the night before so it at least has five hours to cool and set in the fridge before your event.
How to Make No Bake Chocolate Oreo Pie
Crush the Oreos. You can either do this by hand or put them in the food processor depending on how crunchy you want the 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!
Making Oreo Pie Crust
To start your Oreo cookie crust, place the Oreo cookies into a large zip-lock bag and seal it tightly. You can attempt to crush them by hand, but it’s much easier and quicker to crush them with a rolling pin while they are inside the bag. I prefer crushing them into small pieces, so the crust is still crunchy, but you can roll them until smooth too.
You can also cut into the Oreos on a cutting board to create chopped Oreo cookies, but this is a more messy practice and will take a bit longer.. You may find this to be a good starting point before putting the cookies inside the zip-lock bag.
Alternatively you can put the Oreos in a food processor and pulse them until super smooth.
Once you have your crushed Oreo cookie crumbs, mix them with the melted butter. Once thoroughly mixed, press this Oreo butter mixture firmly into the bottom of the pie pan in an even layer and set aside until you’re ready to add in the creamy chocolate filling.
Decorating No Bake Oreo Pie
Decorating your decadent pie is optional. However, if you want to have some fun with it, here are some suggestions:
- Use whipped cream on top of the pie
- Either on top of the whipped cream or on top of the creamy chocolate filling, sprinkle with chocolate chips or shavings.
- Instead of chocolate chips, you can also use leftover Oreo crumbs.
- You can also use the 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
Store leftover Oreo cream pie in an airtight container or double wrap in plastic wrap and store in the refrigerator. If stored properly, your no bake dessert will last up to five days.
Is this recipe gluten-free?
No, unfortunately, Oreos are not gluten-free. However, they do make gluten-free Oreo cookies now. If you purchase gluten-free Oreo cookies, you can use those to make your cookie crumb crust.
Can I make this recipe vegan?
Yes, you can make this no bake Oreo pie vegan. However, you will have to find specific vegan ingredient substitutions for the chocolate and cool whip. Replacing whole milk with soy milk or oat milk and butter with plant-based butter should be a much easier task as those are common replacement items you can find at nearly any major grocery store chain. Fortunately, Oreos are already accidentally vegan. Isn’t that a fun fact?!
More Decadent Chocolate Recipes
If you love this no bake Oreo pie, then you will love these other chocolate-based desserts!
- Gooey Chocolate Butter Cake
- Nutella Cookies
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Whoopie Pies
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Blossoms
- Fudgy Chocolate Truffles
- Chocolate Brownie Frosting
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No Bake Chocolate Oreo Pie
PrintIngredients
For the crust
- 24 Oreo cookies crushed
- 1/4 cup butter melted
For the pie filling
- 12 ounce bag semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup whole milk
- 8 ounces Cool Whip thawed
- 2 tablespoons powdered sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
Instructions
To make the crust
- In a bowl mix the crushed oreo cookies and butter until you have a crumbly mixture.
- Press cookie mixture firmly into the bottom of a 9-inch pie dish. Set aside.
To make the pie filling
- Melt chocolate chips in a medium-sized saucepan over medium heat until melted, stirring often. Add in milk and stir until well combined.
- In a large bowl mix together Cool Whip, powdered sugar and vanilla. Make sure the Cool Whip is thawed or you won't be able to mix it.
- Stir melted chocolate mixture into the Cool Whip bowl and continue to mix until completely combined.
- Pour filling mixture into the pie dish on top of the crust. Leave as is, or decorate the top with additional chocolate chips or whipped cream.
- Place in refrigerator and chill overnight (recommended), or at least 5 hours. Serve and enjoy!
Dan from Platter Talk says
Pamela,
Please be bad more often. HOLY DELICIOUS does this look good!! xo
Lidia says
Beautiful and simple! I could get my little Emma to make one for me. But mostly for her!
Karly says
I don’t just want a slice, I want the whole pie! Thanks for linking up with What’s Cookin’ Wedneday!
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
Now this is a pie I could do some serious damage to – gorgeous!
Liz says
I think I”m feeling a naughty streak coming on! I can now make this pie, right????
Pamela says
It’s definitely the time Liz! 🙂
Amy @ Elephant Eats says
Wow, that does look sinful! I’m totally in a chocolate mood now…
Winnie says
This is such a DELICIOUS looking cake!
Who can resist it?? 🙂
michael says
OMG…..MMM that looks great!! thank you!
check out my Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cake, my children love this cake! Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cake
Michael 🙂
Anna (Hidden Ponies) says
Oooh, this pie. THIS PIE. So good!
Honey What's Cooking says
omg, this looks heavenly. for some reason the fat doesn’t look as crazy as I would have imagined it to be. really nice job. at least it’s all made from scratch aside from the oreos. 🙂
Rika says
I love your pastel multi-colored wood background! So cute with the mousse pie!
kimmythevegan says
Ha – how could this dessert not give anyone a boost? Holy crap – looks so good! I’m going to be dreaming about this…
ela@GrayApron says
You can not not love this! Congratulations on being a bad girl 🙂 ela
Anne ~ Uni Homemaker says
You had me at Oreo girl! This looks incredible…. I want a BIG slice please! 😉 Have a great rest of the week Pamela.
Amy @ Homey Oh My! says
This pie is everything I want. Wow. It is very, very bad to be looking at this before bedtime!
Sarah & Arkadi says
I just want to dive into that mousse pie!
John@Kitchen Riffs says
Heck, I’d be as bad as needed in order to get a piece of this pie! It looks wonderful – thanks.
Beth @ bethcakes says
OH my gosh. I am seriously in love with this pie. So much chocolate! And the oreo crust. I just want to shove it all in my mouth right at this very moment. 🙂
sandra says
that is a stunningly chocolaty mess of a bad-bleep pie!
The Café Sucre Farine says
I think it depends on your definition of bad Pamela. I would call this good, good, very good! It looks amazing!
Consuelo @ Honey & Figs says
Oh wow, this looks like the perfect dessert to indulge in!!!! I need to be a bad girl asap, this pie looks out of this world amazing! 😀
Ash-foodfashionparty says
Oh myy, I would seriously be eating the whole pie.
That is one chocoholics dream.
Laura Dembowski says
Sometimes it’s good to be bad! A decadent dessert can always make things better!
Stacy | Wicked Good Kitchen says
Pamela, I really need to ‘face plant’ into this pie! OMG…and, play ‘Criminal’ while doing so. Just what I need after suffering a terrible cold and my new camera dying on me. (Just got a new one though!) Thanks ever so much for sharing, girl! xo
Christin@SpicySouthernKitchen says
I love oreo pie! Yours looks heavenly. I could eat the whole pie 🙂
Shundara@SavyNaturalista says
Lovely Pie and easy to make to 🙂 !!!
Monica says
I think you’ve been a very good, busy girl and deserve this pie! YUM!
ashley - baker by nature says
This looks incredible! So bad… but soo so so GOOD 😉
vanillasugarblog says
I could easily sit with a spoon and eat this in one sitting.
Not that I’ve done that before mind you….
Taylor @ FoodFaithFitness says
I need this in my face. Right now. Chocolate…oreos…mousse…that is the language that I speak. Yum!