Jello Pie (Simple No-Bake Recipe)

This no-bake jello pie is a simple candy deal with that’s good any time of 12 months. Strive it together with your favourite taste of gelatin to make it your individual!

You understand how a lot we love a simple dessert round right here. And jello makes an incredible base for lots of simple dessert recipes.

Raspberry pretzel salad, strawberry poke cake, and simple strawberry cake are all wonderful due to a field or 2 of gelatin.

However this no-bake jello pie is perhaps the perfect approach to flip jello into a fast and simple (and scrumptious) dessert!

What’s jello pie?

In case you’re a fan of a few of my different no-bake desserts comparable to orange fluff or oreo pie, I believe you’ll actually take pleasure in this jello pie. 

Jello pie is an excellent simple no-bake recipe that mixes a graham cracker crust with a fruit-flavored filling. Jello is combined with whipped topping for the sunshine, fluffy, fruity pie filling.

My favourite model of this pie is made with raspberry gelatin, however actually the flavour choices are fairly countless right here.

Despite the fact that the pie must set for not less than 6 hours, there’s solely about 10 minutes of hands-on time for this recipe. And 0 baking! It’s one thing that even newbie bakers or children could make.

Clearly this cool, creamy pie is ideal for summer season. However with all the flavors you may make, you’ll be able to take pleasure in this dessert any time of 12 months for any vacation!

Tips on how to make this simple jello pie

That is such a simple recipe, it’s certain to turn into your new go-to if you want a easy however scrumptious dessert.

Elements you’ll want

To make my jello pie, you will have:

• 1 (3-ounce) field raspberry Jell-o
• 2/3 cup boiling water
• 1 cup ice chilly water
• 2 cups thawed whipped topping, plus extra for garnish
• 1 (6-ounce) ready-to-use graham cracker crust
• contemporary raspberries for garnish

This recipe begins with a 3-ounce field of jello. For this model, we’re utilizing raspberry gelatin, however you should use your favourite taste. Scroll all the way down to “taste concepts” for some solutions.

You have to boiling water and ice-cold water to assist set the jello. I like so as to add 1 cup of chilly faucet water to a measuring up, then add some ice cubes and let that relaxation whereas I warmth the boiling water.

Be sure you measure the ice water once more earlier than including it to the pie.

Utilizing a ready-made pie crust makes this recipe further easy. If you wish to make your individual graham cracker crust, use a 9-inch pie plate. Ensure that the crust is totally cool earlier than you add the filling.

Making this pie

Add the powdered jello to a big mixing bowl, then whisk within the boiling water. Whisk for two minutes; be sure that the gelatin is totally dissolved.

Whisk within the ice-cold water till nicely mixed, then add the cool whip. Combine till the combination is clean and there are not any extra streaks of cool whip.

Place this within the fridge for 30-45 minutes, or till the filling has thickened barely.

After 30-45 minutes, stir the filling till clean and add it to the graham cracker crust. 

Cowl the pie and chill for not less than 6 hours, or till utterly set. I don’t advocate chilling for lower than 6 hours—generally the skin of the pie can look set after about 4 hours, however the very middle received’t be set but.

I prefer to garnish my pie with extra whipped topping or whipped cream and contemporary berries earlier than serving.

Taste concepts

The most effective factor about this jello pie recipe is that you should use completely different flavors of jello to vary it up each time you make it.

Lemon, orange, lime, and pineapple are all nice summery choices. 

Strawberry and cherry can be scrumptious. Strive pairing them with a chocolate graham cracker crust or oreo cookie crust for a distinct twist.

Blue raspberry filling garnished with raspberries, blueberries, and funky whip can be good for a Memorial Day or July 4th cookout.

Incessantly requested questions