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This easy no bake Eggnog Pie has won a permanent place on our Thanksgiving and Christmas dessert menus. It’s light, fluffy and a family favorite!
You know, one of the best things about the holiday season has got to be eggnog! I remember drinking it from my special Santa mug when I was a kid, which seemed to make it taste even better.
Now, my kids go crazy for this stuff, and one of their favorite ways to enjoy it is by indulging in a tasty slice of eggnog pie. It’s cool, creamy, and you only need 5 ingredients to make it!
- Eggnog
- Pie crust — graham cracker or frozen pie crust
- Jello Instant Pudding Mix
- Cool Whip or non dairy topping
- Nutmeg
I started serving this no bake pie for dessert at Thanksgiving and Christmas a few years ago, and my oldest daughter has now made it her specialty.
We love this holiday pie so much that my daughter always makes two at one time. This way, we can enjoy some for dessert on the actual holiday and have more the next day.
My daughter likes to add a little bit more whipped topping as a garnish and some additional nutmeg over the filling — yum!
The pie is light and fluffy, so it’s the perfect ending to a heavy meal, and no one can say they don’t have room for dessert! It also goes great with a cup of coffee, Instant Pot Hot Chocolate or eggnog — double yum!
How to Make No Bake Eggnog Pie
Eggnog Pie
Ingredients
- 1 prepared pie crust
- 1 3.4 oz box vanilla instant pudding mix NOT stovetop!
- 1 ½ cups eggnog one and one half cups
- 2 cups whipped topping, like Cool Whip (thawed) light topping may not set
- dash nutmeg
Instructions
- In medium-sized bowl, combine eggnog and pudding mix, and beat with electric mixer until thick
- Sprinkle in some nutmeg
- Fold in whipped topping until mixture is fluffy and color is pale yellow
- Spoon mixture into pie crust, and smooth with spatula until even
- Refrigerate for 4 hours or until firm. You can also refrigerate overnight or until ready to serve
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Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
More Recipes with Eggnog
And if you want a mini version, check out these cute little Easy Eggnog Mini Pies! You might also like eggnog French toast or eggnog cupcakes or Instant Pot Eggnog Cheesecake or Eggnog pancakes or eggnog dessert dip.
Recipe was originally published in 2014 and last updated in 2020
This was simply delicious! Family preferred this as a frozen pie.
This may be a silly question… For the 2 Cups of whipped topping, are you using a 16oz container? Or 8oz and measuring out 2 cups?
Thanks!
I measure out 2 cups. If you use an 8 oz container, you will still have some left over.
Does this freeze well? I made 5 for Christmas LOL
Yes, you can freeze the pies and thaw in the fridge when you are ready to eat them.
Just Wondering. I was only able to get 2% Eggnog. Would be good to bump up the fat by adding 35% whip cream to replace part of eggnog to make 1.5 cups ?
I haven’t tried that so I can’t say if it would work. The flavor may be different.
Can this pie be frozen?
Yes, you can freeze the pie.
Didn’t quite set after SIX hours. Followed the directions exactly and seemed good, but when I cut it open it was a wet mess sadly. Good flavor though.
We have honestly been making this pie for years without any problems. Did you measure out 2 cups of whipped topping? There would be some left over from an 8-oz container. Did you use regular whipped topping and pudding mix instead of lite? Did you use instant pudding instead of cook and serve?
I agree – check the Coolwhip. Mine didn’t set either. I was positive I got regular coolwhip but when I double checked on the side in small print it said reduced fat 🙁 trying again tomorrow with the regular stuff!
This is the easiest and most delicious dessert to make and has become an annual must-make for my family since I discovered this recipe last Christmas. I make this version for my family and a vegan version with Califa Farms Holiday Nog and SoDelicious Coco Whip and both are absolute perfection.
I tried to make it today and it didn’t taste very eggnogy… if that makes sense. I did realize that I mixed it all together versus folding it in. Is that why?
Mixing it together may affect the texture but probably not the flavor. It might be the brand of eggnog?