Summer is on the way!
And when I think of summer, I think of cool treats.
This particular cool treat involves some of my favorite things...
Cookies and COOL WHIP Whipped Topping.
This is a no-bake cheesecake pie that is perfect for kids to help make.
They can help break the cookies and add in ingredients.
And the most fun? Adding the sprinkles on top.
The best part for me is this whips up in a flash.
So it makes a perfect sweet treat for a busy weeknight.
And I feel like a rock star because I'm making something special for my family.
So it's a win-win all around.
You can really tailor this to your family's tastes.
Chocolate cream-filled cookies work great. Or try using a chocolate cookie crust.
Lots of fun variations for this.
You can serve it right away or let it set in the refrigerator to get really cold and it almost tastes like an ice cream pie.
So, go forth and make dessert!
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Ingredients:
(10) rainbow candy cookies, chopped1 (8 oz.) block cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 (8 oz.) tub COOL WHIP, thawed
rainbow sprinkles, for topping
In a medium bowl, beat cream cheese until smooth (this is easiest if you use an electric hand or stand mixer). Add in sugar and mix until combined and smooth.
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Little hands are perfect for this part of the job.
Stir in vanilla extract.
Next, fold in COOL WHIP.
Next, fold in COOL WHIP.
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If you haven't done so already, chop up your cookies. Leave them a bit chunky.
You want to see larger bits of cookie in your pie.
You want to see larger bits of cookie in your pie.
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Fold in the chopped cookies to the mixture.
Spread mixture into graham cracker crust.
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And then add sprinkles.
Because everything is better with sprinkles.
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Put in the refrigerator to cool for a few hours.
Then slice and serve.
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This one gets two thumbs up from my family.
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Hahah... licking the lid is the BEST! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty and EASY!!! And I could see all my kids AND hubby licking the lid :) Great pie, my friend~
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute! Looks fun and easy enough for me and my girls!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Brandie for another great quick and easy recipe! I'm sure my granddaughter and I will love making this! It would also be great with an Oreo cookie crust and chopped up Oreos. The sprinkles make it even more special. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you used those colorful m&m cookies in this pie. I love the colors and they match the sprinkles, too.
ReplyDeleteYum! :) That's all I've got to say. YUM.
ReplyDeleteHe gets to crush up cookies, lick the lid and gets sprinkles, no wonder you get 2 thumbs up! :)
ReplyDeleteYummy!!! This pie looks so easy and delish for summer. The sprinkles are fun, too! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Leslie
such a fun and yummy dessert! love it!
ReplyDeleteWell I had high hopes when I clicked over to this post, and oh my goodness, you have exceeded even my wildest dreams! Rainbow chip cookies are one of my favorite things ever! And this pie looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy son would definitely love this! It reminds me of a sundae and would be great with just a little drizzle of chocolate syrup!
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy, I love the sprinkles! And I love Cool whip, no matter what anyone says about it!
ReplyDeleteBrandie - this pie looks wondermous! ;-] Your photo is so cool too....hugs!
ReplyDeleteSounds so cool! i cant wait to try it! i don't know about you guys, but at thanksgiving when we have pie, i get the cool whip and a big spoon and eat it right out of the tub! =)
ReplyDeleteAnother hit but I used Oreos. Very versatile pie!
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