If you love make-ahead, fruity popsicles, and frozen desserts I think you’ll love this Easy Frozen Berry Cream Pie. Not only is it ridiculously simple to make, but it’s also a recipe that can effortlessly be modified to be gluten-free.
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Mixed Berries!
Personally, I love all types of berries and enjoy eating them fresh, right off the vine. However, I also love using mixed berries to create all kinds of fabulous desserts such as a Triple Berry Angel Food Trifle!
To make this particular Frozen Berry Cream Pie I used a bag of mixed frozen blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries. However, you can also use other fruit combinations such as strawberry + pineapple + peaches + mango. Practically any fruit combination will work just fine in this recipe.
No-Bake Dessert
Don’t you just love a yummy no-bake dessert? Anna and I sure do! Especially one that includes cream cheese!
Having said that, the first step in creating a Frozen Berry Cream Pie is to cream together softened cream cheese and a little granulated sugar. Be sure to stir the mixture until all of the lumps of cream cheese are removed!
Mixing in the Berries!
The next step is to stir chopped frozen berries into the cream cheese mixture.
Whipped Topping
As you know, heavy whipped cream or store-bought whipped topping helps to make desserts light and creamy.
One of our most popular blog posts features low-carb, diabetic-friendly, No-Bake Cherry Dessert (pictured above). It’s another extremely easy-to-make dessert.
Mix It Together!
No pie crust on hand? Instead of placing the mixture into a pie crust, simply spoon it into a silicone muffin pan. Freeze until firm then simply pop out an individual serving (save the remaining frozen fruity balls for later). You may enjoy a drizzle of Magic Shell chocolate ice cream topping over top.
Yet another idea is to add popsicle sticks before placing the fruity balls into the freezer. When frozen, you can eat them like a popsicle.
Making Pie!
Next, pour the fruity mixture into a prepared graham cracker pie crust or homemade pie crust. You can also use a gluten-free graham cracker crust to make a gluten-free Frozen Berry Cream Pie.
Have you seen this popular blog post? My daughter-in-law, Becky shared her grandmother, Viola’s Never Fail Pie Crust recipe. Viola grew up Amish and later worked for nearly 5 years at a pie pastry shop.
This is the real deal and this pie dough isn’t finicky if it’s overhandled. Plus, if you mess it up when rolling it out, you can start all over because this stuff is like playdough. It also freezes great so you can make an apple, blueberry, rhubarb, cherry, or pumpkin pie later.
Garnish
Personally, I like to garnish my pie with a handful of fresh berries, however, feel free to also add a little whipped topping, chopped nuts, etc…
Freeze!
Now comes the hard part. Waiting for the pie to freeze. I suggest freezing the pie for at least six hours, or overnight.
The pie is easy to cut if you warm a table knife under hot water for a few minutes, then wipe it dry. While the knife is warm, slice the pie into 6 or 8 servings and serve.
You'll love this make-ahead, delicious, creamy, and refreshing frozen fruit pie.Easy Frozen Berry Cream Pie
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What’s your favorite way to use berries?
Enjoy!
Linda
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