Here is a great use of an actual pumpkin pie. I know just eating the pie is the best use but hey this is a great simple twist. This recipe might get the few weird people who don’t like pumpkin pie to start enjoying what I think is the best pie ever. I made two pies for this recipe and I was barely able to save a half of one pie for the dip. My family loves pumpkin pie1!!
To make my Pumpkin Pie Dip it is a simple as using a half pumpkin pie, including the crust, and placing it in a mixing bowl. Mix to combine and add a tub of cool whip. Melt a 1/3 cup of NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Pumpkin Spice Morsels and slowly pour in to pie mix while mixer is running.
If you do not have Nestle pumpkin spice morsels use white chocolate chips and a 1/2 tsp of pumpkin spice. Mix on medium high for about 1 minute until dip is fluffy. 
Chill for 1 hour before serving. Serve with ginger snaps, graham cracker stix or graham crackers. Perfect for Thanksgiving.
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- 1/2 of a fully cooked pumpkin pie. I made my own or you can purchase one from your local baker.
- 8 oz container of Cool Whip
- 1/3 cup NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Pumpkin Spice Morsels. (Substitute 1/3 cup white chocolate chips and 1/2 tsp pumpkin spice.
- Graham cracker stix for dipping.
- Place half of pumpkin pie into mixing bowl.
- Mix on medium low until crust and pie are combined
- Add cool whip
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- Melt chocolate and slowly pour into pie mix while mixer is running,
- Mix on medium high until dip is fluffy and combined
- Chill for 1 hour before serving
Total time does not include baking time if you make the pie yourself.
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Gary Lum says
I love the pie but this is a great idea for an alternative.
Carlee says
Yep, I’d eat that! My husband is one of those non-pumpkin pie eaters, weirdo!
Quinn Caudill says
How did you marry him? :))
Winnie says
This is something I’d like to try, as it really looks delicious!
The Better Baker says
Love this awesome idea!!
cookingwithauntjuju.com says
Never knew Nestle had pumpkin pie morsels – must be seasonal and I bet they are good! Happy Fiesta Friday Quinn 🙂
Quinn Caudill says
Yeah they are seasonal. I bought them but this was the only recipe I made using the morsels. Think white chocolate and pumpkin pie. I ate to many of them out of the bag. :))
The Kiwi Fruit says
What an awesome idea!!! I love it!! Pumpkin pie is not a very big thing over here but I kinda want to make one just to turn it into dip. Fantastic!
Happy FF
Julie is Hostess At Heart says
This is a very unique recipe and would make an amazing holiday appetizer. If I have pie left over at thanksgiving it’s going to turn into dip!
Arl's World says
I love pumpkin pie, it is also my sons favorite pie. This is a creative twist to an old recipe. I like it! Are those gingersnap cookies? This dip would go good with gingersnap or gingerbread 🙂
Quinn Caudill says
Good call. Those are gingersnaps. I don’t think I mentioned that in the post. I like them but not my family
thebetterbaker11 says
Love this great recipe so much I’ve chosen it as my personal favorite to share at tomorrow’s Weekend Potluck party. Your photos are great and I love your creativity. Thanks again for sharing.
Quinn Caudill says
Thanks Marsha for the feature and the kind words. Linked up some more timely recipes today @ Weekend Potluck. Tried to leave you a comment on your site, but it wasn’t working. Have a great weekend and Happy Thanksgiving. Quinn
Megan @ C'mon Get Crafty says
This looks absolutely amazing. I’m pretty sure I’d be the star of Thanksgiving if I brought this! Thanks so much for sharing at Merry Monday! Pinned and tweeted!
Quinn Caudill says
Thanks Megan. You are welcome to be the star. This recipe is actually not as sweet as it looks but very very yummy. Have a happy Thanksgiving.