6-Ingredient Blueberry Lemonade Cream Pie Recipe comes together in a fast 15 minutes. It is creamy dreamy delicious.
Blueberry Lemonade Cream Pie recipe is just perfect for anyone that knows how to use a spoon. Don’t you just love a recipe that comes together in just minutes?
I wanted to add another cream pie recipe in anticipation of coming out of my cave after a long winters
It will make my 5th creamy pie on the blog and considering I wanted to call this a 5 ingredient Blueberry Lemonade Cream Pie but thought you’re going to want a crust, so settled for 6 ingredients.
The color of this pie is quick to get attention. I didn’t think it needed a lot of whipped cream topping so just added a small dollop.
I made extra and put it in the fridge. After making this easy pie recipe John offered to get us a couple of slices after dinner.
Evidently, his piece needed a much bigger mountain of whipped cream than mine did. Mr. Sweet Tooth didn’t surprise me one bit.
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This is such an easy pie recipe to make. I love recipes like this one for holidays because they are so quick to make up and simple to serve.
This is also a refreshing dessert pie recipe to make when the weather starts turning warmer. Hands down Blueberry Lemonade Pie is one of the best pie recipes that I’ve made and eaten.
Crust Variations
Even though this cream cheese pie comes together in a quick 15 minutes, you can put the filling in any crust you desire.
I made a Nilla Wafer Crust but you can buy a graham cracker or a pastry crust. Since this pie doesn’t need to be baked just make sure you put it in a cooled and pre-baked crust if you bake one.
There is a video in the recipe card showing you how to fold the whipped topping into the pie ingredients.
Pro Tips
- When adding the whipped cream to your other ingredients don’t stir it, fold it in. If you stir it you will break down and deflate the whipped cream.
- Use frozen wild berries. They are smaller and more flavorful than what I can get in the Midwest. Their juice gives this pie it’s pretty color.
- This pie can be made a day in advance. Chill it uncovered in the refrigerator and once cold cover it lightly with plastic wrap.
- Make sure that the pie is completely chilled before cutting it.
- Don’t leave it out. Return any leftovers to the refrigerator immediately. It will not melt but will become soft and lose its shape.
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- Creamy Angel Food Pie
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- Strawberry Banana Cream Pie
- Lemon Icebox Pie
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6 Ingredient Blueberry Lemonade Cream Pie Recipe
Ingredients
- 8 oz cream cheese
- 14 oz sweetened condensed milk
- 6 oz lemonade concentrate thawed
- 1/2 cup blueberries I used frozen wild blueberries, thawed
- 8 oz whipped topping I use Cool Whip
- 1 crust *pre-baked
Instructions
- In the bowl of an electric stand mixer, beat cream cheese until light and fluffy. Add sweetened condensed milk and lemonade concentrate. Blend until mixed. Fold in blueberries and then whipped topping.
- Pour into the pie crust. Chill for 4 to 6 hours or until firm.
- Garnish with additional whipped topping or blueberries if desired.
- Store leftovers in the refrigerator covered lightly with plastic wrap.
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Lindsay Zanca-Eichlin says
Can I use powdered lemonade mix instead of frozen concentrate?
Julie Menghini says
I haven’t ever tried that Lindsay. Personally I don’t think it would work because it would be thinner and less syrup-like.
Jessica says
Would it still work & hold up well if you blend the blueberries first? I was thinking of making this for my baby’s first birthday, but he has to have pureed things bc of a medical condition…
Julie Menghini says
I think it’s worth a try Jessica. I would definitely use fresh verses frozen though because you don’t want the extra moisture that you might get with frozen. Let me know how it goes and Happy Birthday to your special little one!
Patricia Bozeman says
I love love love easy pies like this! Thanks for all the tips about the crust and folding in the whipped topping. Bookmarking for when blueberry season comes around!
Julie Menghini says
Thank you, Trish! I sure wish I had access to blueberries but would gladly take a trip to the beautiful Northeast coast for a bucketfull!
Debra says
I’m not sure what I love most about this recipe….the color, the flavors or the simple and quick prep. Summer BBQ season is looking up! I would definitely take this to a pot-luck!
Julie Menghini says
Thank you, Debra! This would be perfect for a summer BBQ!
Michaela Kenkel says
I absolutely LOVE the color of this pie!! It’s perfect for Easter!!
Julie Menghini says
Thank you, Michaela!
Brandi Burgess says
I love dessert recipes with just a few simple ingredients! This is PERFECTION!
Julie Menghini says
Thank you, Brandi! Me too!
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Blueberries and lemons are absolutely made for each other. Something about that bright citrus punch just perfectly mellows the blueberries and adds an acid punch to their sweetness. I love the idea of a nice light, airy pie that combines those flavours together. Cheers!
Julie Menghini says
Thank you, Sean! I love that flavor combo too!
Dana says
I love love love how easy this recipe is! I’ve been getting more comfortable with baking simple things like muffins and breads, but I’m always hesitant on stepping into the big game with cakes and pies and other “fancy” things, haha. But this! This I can do. Further to that, blueberry and lemon is my absolute favorite flavor combo in desserts. SO GOOD.
Julie Menghini says
Thank you so much Dana! I love trying new things but a no-bake pie is quick and easy when I need that!
Sandra says
This looks so creamy and delicious. All that beautiful color from those berries! I think John and I would battle for the highest mountain of whipped cream 🙂
michele says
I just made my first no bake pie the other day and now Im on. mission to try ALL the no bake pies! This sounds, sweet, tart and I LOVE LOVE LOVE the pretty color too!
Misbah says
What a quick and easy recipe, that I love and I love the colour too. I was drooling al the way
Diane Baker says
sounds delightful! I know my family will love trying this!!
debi at Life Currents says
This is beautiful! And only 6 ingredients! Count me in! It’s perfect for Mother’s Day!
Hadia says
I like how quick and easy it is to put together this delightful refreshing dessert. Blueberries and lemons are two of my favorite things. My mouth is warering.
Gloria | Homemade & Yummy says
Now this I HAVE to try. Blueberry and lemon pie are TWO of my favourites. Combining BOTH into one is AMAZING. Now I don’t have to decide which one to make. BONUS points to this being so easy to make too.
Jenni LeBaron says
This sounds like everything I want in a pie, easy + delicious + colorful! I appreciate the tip about the frozen wild berries being a better bet than fresh. This makes this pie totally accessible to make year-round.