This super easy and fast dessert is like a piña colada in pie form. It’s fruity, creamy, simple, and delicious too!
I’ve got spring fever. So I’m bringing you a simple no-bake pie that tastes like a piña colada.
This quick no-bake pie reminds me of a family favorite recipe too: pink stuff. Pink stuff is a staple at every family get-together. Every holiday, every picnic, every occasion. My grandma particularly loves it. Whenever she stumbles upon that recipe, she get so excited and always says “Oh, I’m gonna make this for <insert next holiday here>!”
Pink stuff is essentially a base of Cool Whip and sweetened condensed milk, with various fruity mix-ins. It’s really light, fluffy, creamy, and fruity. The most notable ingredient is a can of cherry pie filling that gives it the lovely pink hue! We refer to this dish as a ‘salad’, but it’s really a dessert, in my opinion. A refreshing and light dessert!
Millionaire Pie is not all that different from our beloved pink stuff. In this Millionaire Pie recipe, you again start with a base of Cool Whip and sweetened condensed milk. They’re fabulous together! I happily eat either of those things all on their own with a spoon. Did you ever meet a Cool Whip and sweetened condensed milk recipe that you didn’t love? Exactly.
And if you’re anything like my family, you actually have quite a few more recipes that start off with this dynamic duo. We have a surprising amount of them, but no complaining here!
The main difference between pink stuff and Millionaire Pie is, of course, that it’s a pie! So there’s that. But it also has a little bit different mix-ins than my family’s pink stuff. With all the coconut and pineapple, this pie tastes a ton like a piña colada.
It’s a fantastic summertime dessert that comes together in literally minutes. The taste is out of this world – like piña colada in a pie. It’s chock-full of sweetened coconut, loaded up with pineapple and maraschino cherries (I adore those little sugar bombs!), and gets a generous helping of crunchy, buttery pecans for nuttiness and texture.
So now I want every picnic or BBQ I attend this spring and summer to have this pie waiting for me. It’s got warmer weather written all over it!
Sara | Life's Little Sweets says
I totally can’t resist this pie, I have to try it, pinning & sharing!
Karren Haller says
This looks totally irresistible!!Yummy!!
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April says
I’m drooling a little bit. Pinning for sure!
amber.m says
OH MY GOSH! Yum! I bet this pie is absolutely amazing!
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Cindy Eikenberg says
Hi Sarah! I saw pina colada and had to get the recipe! 🙂 This looks so good and perfect for spring/summer. Popping over from What To Do Weekends and pinning. Hope all is well and have a fabulous weekend!
Sarah says
Hi Cindy! Thanks for stopping by! So glad you like the pie. 🙂
Kelly says
Ohhh this looks so yummy and no bake is my fav kind of recipe!
Sarah says
I love a good no-bake recipe too! So handy.
OMAR AHMED says
pie is absolutely amazing!
Rosemary Brennan says
May I use a bit of rum extract to this recipe?
Sarah says
Sure! Great idea!
Marcia says
Hi,
I can’t wait to try this recipe. I’m in Ontario, Canada and have never seen Shortbread pie crust Could you please tell me where I might find it. Thank you.
Marcia
Sarah says
I am not sure where those might be available in Canada, unfortunately, but I find a shortbread crust pretty easily in the states up and down the east coast. You can certainly use a graham cracker crust instead! I just tend to like shortbread, but a regular graham cracker crust is fine if that is easier to procure.