Not every dessert demands an oven, and this chocolate pie is proof. Welcome to this ridiculously easy no-bake vegan chocolate pie recipe, where creamy decadence meets ultimate convenience. Four ingredients, a blender, and a fridge are all you need to make this dessert magic happen. Bonus: there’s absolutely zero chance of accidentally burning anything.
This pie is perfect for when chocolate cravings strike at full force but you’re in full-on cozy mode in sweatpants and slippers. It’s smooth, rich, and so quick to whip up that it feels almost too good to be true. But trust us, it’s very real—and it’s about to become your new go-to treat.
If you’re a fan of chocolate pies (and who isn’t?), this dairy-free chocolate peanut butter pie should definitely be on your baking list!
This no-bake vegan chocolate pie checks all the boxes for an easy, delicious dessert. Whether you’re a seasoned pie-maker or a total newbie, it’s simple enough to whip up anytime and indulgent enough to feel like a treat. Here’s why it’s about to become your new dessert hero:
This no-bake vegan chocolate pie comes together with just four simple ingredients, each playing a starring role. From the creamy filling to the buttery crust, every component pulls its weight to create a dessert that’s as easy as it is indulgent. Here’s what you’ll need:
Making this pie couldn’t be easier—it’s a quick, blender-friendly recipe with zero oven time. Just a few simple steps, and you’ll have a creamy, chocolatey masterpiece ready to chill. For the full (and super easy) recipe, scroll to the end of this post!
Step 1: Melt Your Chocolate Magic -Pop the dairy-free chocolate chips in a microwave-safe bowl and heat in short bursts, stirring until smooth. No microwave? A double boiler works too!
Step 2: Blend It All Together – Toss the melted chocolate, silken tofu, and vanilla into a blender or food processor. Blend until you’ve got a silky, luscious filling that’s hard not to taste-test.
Step 3: Fill It Up – Pour the chocolate filling into your vegan graham cracker crust, smoothing the top with a spatula to make it picture-perfect.
Step 4: Chill and Wait (the Hard Part) -Let the pie set in the fridge for at least 30 minutes. The filling will firm up into creamy perfection while you resist sneaking a slice early.
Step 5: Top and Serve – Add your favorite toppings—store-bought dairy-free whipped cream, or whipped coconut cream, berries, or chocolate shavings—just before serving. Then slice, savor, and repeat.
This pie is a blank canvas for all your dessert dreams. Whether you keep it classic or add a little extra flair, there are so many ways to make it your own. Here are some ideas to take your pie game from delicious to unforgettable:
Silken tofu is key for achieving the smooth, creamy texture of this pie, so it’s best not to swap it out. Regular or firm tofu won’t blend as seamlessly and could result in a grainy filling.
Opt for high-quality vegan semisweet chocolate chips, like Guittard or Enjoy Life, to get the richest flavor. Dark chocolate chips also work if you prefer a more intense cocoa experience.
Absolutely! Simply crush about 20 vegan graham crackers and mix with ½ cup of melted plant-based butter. Press the mixture firmly into a pie dish, and your homemade crust is ready to go.
If you make this vegan chocolate pie recipe, please leave a star rating and let me know what you think in the comments below! I love reading your comments!
Recipe from Plant-Based On a Budget by Toni Okamoto, 2019. Photos by Jenny Love. Reprinted by permission of the publisher, BenBella Books. Available everywhere books are sold.
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Can’t even believe how easy this is!!! It was a big hit…I’ll be making this all the time for parties!
Y-U-M! This looks absolutely DELIGHTFUL and so easy! Love that there are instructions for making a vegan whipped cream, too. Cannot wait to make this 🙂
So silky! This is only the second time that I’ve made anything using silken tofu and now I remember how much I like it. Not only does this pie have a lovely chocolate flavor, but the texture is heavenly. And so easy! If you’ve ever been curious about cooking or making anything with silken tofu (or any tofu, for that matter), please try this one. Such a great dessert recipe to make for family who would like to try something plant-based, but not sure if they’ll like it. Top notch!
This pie is SO easy to make it’s dangerous 😉
I am a huge fan of graham crackers (yes really!) and of course chocolate, so this pie checks off a lot of boxes for me. It is creamy and delicious, and so simple to make.
If you’re looking for a quick but jaw-dropping dessert, then this no-bake chocolate pie is your winner! Perfect for a Thanksgiving dinner closure!