
I'm bringing you this cozy Amish Peanut Butter Cream Pie that's all about sweet comfort. You don't even have to use the oven. It stacks up cool peanut butter crumbles, smooth vanilla pudding, and a cloud of whipped cream. Old-school goodness made with simple stuff—there's nothing quite like it.
Irresistible Pie Perks
This one's a real crowd-pleaser. You'll dig those creamy layers mixed with peanut butter crumbles—they're unbeatable together. It's a no-bake wonder that makes life easier but still totally feels like you made it from scratch. Perfect when you’re short on time and want something special for friends or family.
Stuff You'll Need
- Fluffy Topper: Whipped cream or Cool Whip for a soft finish.
- Base Layer: Grab a baked, cooled pie crust (store-bought or homemade).
- Crunch Factor: Blend peanut butter and powdered sugar for tasty crumbles.
- Middle Layer: Combine vanilla pudding mix, milk, and peanut butter for a creamy bite.
Delightful Pie Journey
- Chill Out
- Pop the pie in your fridge for two hours (or more) so it sets up nicely.
- Stack It Up
- Add the creamy filling, cover with whipped cream, and sprinkle on those peanut butter crumbles.
- Fluff It Up
- Fold in the whipped cream gently so the mousse stays airy.
- Mix Up the Good Stuff
- Whisk together pudding mix, milk, and a scoop of peanut butter until you've got a thick, even blend.
- Start With Crumble Magic
- Make the peanut butter and powdered sugar mix—keep half for the pie, save some for topping.
Tweak It How You Like
Switch up the crust with an Oreo or graham cracker base if you're feeling it. Banana fans? Slip some slices between the layers. Sprinkle on a touch of sea salt or drizzle chocolate for a fancier touch.
How to Store Like a Pro
Just cover and refrigerate—it’ll be tasty for about four days. Want to prep in advance? Freeze it (skip the whipped cream on top) and wrap it up snug. Top it with fresh whipped cream right before serving.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I use natural peanut butter?
Absolutely, just make sure you stir it well since it’s a bit oilier, then sweeten your crumb topping as needed.
- → What's better - Cool Whip or fresh whipped cream?
Go with fresh whipped cream for taste, or Cool Whip if you want it to stay fluffy longer. Depends when you’re serving!
- → How far ahead can I make this?
You can prep it up to four days ahead. Wait until right before eating to toss on the crumbs so they stay crisp.
- → Can I freeze this pie?
Yep, but your cream layer might get softer when thawed. Let it chill in the fridge overnight after freezing.
- → Why add crumbles to the bottom?
Putting crumbles under everything makes each bite crunchy, not just the top ones.