My No-Bake Raspberry Fluff Pie is the best of the no-bake dessert world. It’s got sweet raspberry flavor and a cool and creamy texture. You’re going to love this easy, fresh no-bake dessert. This is the perfect dessert for those who love a sweet, fruity treat without the hassle of baking. This pie combines the tangy sweetness of fresh raspberries with a fluffy, creamy filling, all nestled in a buttery graham cracker crust. The combination of raspberry jam, whipped cream, marshmallows, and cheesecake pudding mix creates a delightfully airy texture, making each bite a heavenly experience. It’s an ideal dessert for warm weather, special occasions, or whenever you crave something sweet and satisfying.

No Bake Raspberry Fluff Pie

Picture this: a dessert that’s both refreshing and indulgent, a perfect blend of fruity and creamy flavors.

That’s what you get with this No-Bake Raspberry Fluff Pie.

It’s a fantastic choice for those days when you don’t want to turn on the oven but still want to whip up a delicious dessert. The raspberry and cheesecake flavors work together beautifully, and the no-bake aspect makes it a fuss-free option for any cook.

Cheesecake Fluff Pie

There is nothing better than raspberries in the summer. Eating them straight off the bush is great, but for when you want to dress them up a little this recipe is your best bet.

It’s quick, easy, light, and fluffy. The texture pairs perfectly with tart raspberries! It has plenty of fresh raspberries to give you that just-picked taste, and it’s fancy enough to show off to your friends.

This recipe is based on my classic Cherry Cheesecake Fluff Pie, but it swaps the cherries for fresh raspberries and adds seedless raspberry jam. I love the original dish, but the zing of fresh raspberries makes it better than I ever would have imagined!

Marshmallow fluff desserts are usually based around whipped cream and sometimes marshmallows. Different recipes will include different amounts and other various ingredients. Sometimes, they’re mixed with jello and served as a dessert salad. Some recipes add cans of fruit pie filling, and some include marshmallow creme or cookies.

There are a lot of ways to make marshmallow fluff filling work for you. My no-bake pie uses cheesecake pudding mix and cream cheese to add a complex layer of flavor, but remember that you can experiment and find a combination you love!

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Raspberry Fluff Pie shopping list

Wondering if you have to hit the store? Here’s the list of items you’ll need to make this recipe. For specific amounts, please refer to the printable recipe card at the bottom of the post.

• Crushed Graham Crackers
• Butter
• Raspberry Jam
• Whipping Cream
• Sugar
• Pure Vanilla Extract
• Mini Marshmallows
• Cream Cheese (softened)
• Dark Brown Sugar
• Whole Milk
• Instant Cheesecake Pudding Mix
• Fresh Raspberries

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How to make Raspberry Fluff Pie

This is just the overview so you can see what you’re actually getting into here. When you are cooking, you’ll want to use the full recipe at the bottom of the page.

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Raspberry Fluff Pie FAQ

Can you substitute another fruit for raspberries?

Not in the mood for raspberries?

No problem!  

You can totally change it up with other kinds of fruit. It’s super versatile, which is always great when you’re trying new recipes!

Try my Blueberry Syrup and throw some fresh blueberries on top. You can try out strawberries or even some candied pineapple. Toss on some toasted coconut and mix in some coconut cream to the fluff and you’ll have a Pina Colada Fluff Pie (coming soon!)

If you’re feeling decadent you might even want to add a little chocolate and layer ganache on the bottom of the crust instead of jam.

For a more traditional cheesecake, check out my Instant Pot Strawberry Cheesecake.

Can this recipe be made in advance?

Yes! This recipe is best made in advance. You could make this 1-2 days in advance easily, just wait to put the fresh berries on top until right before serving.

What if I don’t have cheesecake pudding mix?

Vanilla or white chocolate pudding mix can be a good substitute.

Why use a graham cracker crust?

This graham cracker crust is probably the easiest crust you’ll ever make! All you need to do is crush 2 ½ cups worth of graham crackers and mix the crumbs with butter. How simple is that? No baking required, and only two ingredients. It makes a sweet-but-not-too-sweet base for your sweet sweet pie.

If you want to bake it, you can do so at 325° for 10-12 minutes. You want it to toast the crumbs a bit, and it also helps hold the crust together. Totally optional though!

The detail that makes this pie next-level is the layer of tangy raspberry jam layered over the crust. Who doesn’t love jam? It even helps hold that crumbly crust together while you enjoy your pie!

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How to travel with pie

If you have a pie carrier, great! But if you don’t, how do you safely transport a pie? Here are a few different ways to pack that picnic pie so it won’t fall apart before you get to the park!

• Put it in a small cardboard box with shelf liner in the bottom so it doesn’t slide around
• Put it on a baking tray and wrap the whole thing with plastic wrap
• Put a dinner plate upside down on top of your pie to protect the top, then wrap everything in plastic
• If you transport pies frequently, buy a pie carrier

These work for many kinds of pies, so keep them in mind for next time, too!