Happy Monday y’all! Pretty excited to share this pie with y’all today, for delicious obvious reasons but also because desserts that can be put together in less than 15 minutes are sometimes the best kinds.
This recipe was sent to me by no less than 4 different people which I’m going to believe was due solely to their desire to send me a great recipe other than just them wanting me to make it for them haha.
Either way, I’m always thrilled to make recipes that folks send me, especially if they are as good as this pie. Honestly, I was a bit concerned at the amount of lemon juice that the recipe called for, but said what the heck and put it all in anyway and totally glad I did because it really rounds out the flavor of this pie.
The only thing that I really changed about this recipe was the crust. The original recipe called for a graham cracker crust, but I figured the slight tartness of the pie would be extra yummy with a chocolate crust-which, yes, I totally cheated and used a pre-made crust. I highly recommend y’all make this pie, too easy and too delicious not to. Have a great start to the week & thanks so much for stopping by!
Cream Cheese…
whip, whip, whip, then sweetened condensed milk…
mix this all together, then add your lemon juice…
mix, mix, mix again…
then into your pie crust…
let it hang out in the fridge for a while & enjoy!!!

- 1 (8 Ounce) Block of Cream Cheese, Softened.
- 1 (15 Ounce) Can of Sweetened Condensed Milk.
- 1/3 Cup of Lemon Juice.
- 1 Tablespoon of Vanilla Extract.
- 1 9" Pre-Made Chocolate Pie Crust (I Used Keebler Ready Crust).
- 1 Cup of Heavy Whipping Cream, For Topping (Optional).
- 1/4 Cup of Granulated Sugar, For Topping (Optional).
- With a handheld or stand mixer with paddle attachment beat your cream cheese until smooth.
- Now add your sweetened condensed milk and mix until smooth.
- Now add your lemon juice and vanilla and mix again until well incorporated.
- Now pour into your pie crust and place in your refrigerator for at least 2 hours to set.
- With a handheld or stand mixer with whisk attachment whip your heavy whipping cream and sugar until stiff peaks form & spoon or pipe onto your chilled pie.
- You can definitely use a graham cracker crust or even your own homemade crust if you prefer.


Coconut cream pie & coconut cake are at the very top of my deserted island desserts list-you know, if you had to pick things you could have for forever if you were on a deserted island? yeah, those are on that list. The thing is, I was under the assumption that coconut cream pie would be difficult to make (pretty sure the cake is though, maybe we’ll find out soon), and y’all it so wasn’t at all.
Obviously I helped out the difficulty level by using a refrigerated crust, and in the future I might even use an already made graham cracker or sugar crust, because I am pie crust challenged to be sure and I wouldn’t have to wait for it to cool, etc. haha.
You guys, this is so good, creamy, with just enough coconut flavor without being overwhelming, and did I mention the perfectly whipped cream on top with a dash of coconut? Mmmm, so good y’all! Anyways, I hope you love coconut cream pie as much I do and can make this soon, because it is better than any I’ve ever had in a restaurant and that’s saying something. Have a wonderful day y’all!
nice and baked…
while your pie crust is cooling, make your filling, start with half & half, egg, egg yolks, sugar, cornstarch…
starting to boil some and starting to thicken…
nice and cooked, you can see the mild color change & how much it’s thickened, now add your coconut & vanilla…
coconut & vanilla is all mixed in & now into your pie crust…
while pie is cooling, let’s make the delicious whipped coconut topping, heavy whipping cream, sugar, vanilla & coconut extract…
whip, whip, whip…
pipe or spoon your topping and enjoy!

















































































































