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Chocolate Bar Pie

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Let me introduce you to the Chocolate Bar Pie. A decadent dessert with only 3 simple ingredients, this pie is easily made gluten free, and is sure to please!

Did you know that today is National Pi Day? People all over the country are taking this opportunity to eat all types of delicious pies, and I’ve teamed up with other gluten free bloggers to bring you the some of the best gluten free varieties! Be sure to scroll to the bottom of this post and check out those as well.

I found some Mi-Del Gluten Free Graham Cracker Crusts on sale at Smith’s a while back and bought a stack. I admit I was quite surprised to discover how good they taste, and I definitely recommend them!

Chocolate Bar Pie

This pie is always served at Thanksgiving in our family. It is perfect for any holiday or anytime, really, because it is so simple and so perfectly delicious.

This might just be the easiest pie you’ll ever eat. 3 ingredients and 5 minutes of your time is all it takes! 

 

Enjoy!

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Chocolate Bar Pie

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*gluten-free *oat-free  *soy-free  *corn-free 

 

Ingredients

  • 1 Gluten Free Graham Style Pie Crust (I used MI-DEL)
  • 3 (1.55 oz) Hershey’s Chocolate Bars (be aware that larger Hershey’s bars might not be GF)
  • 1 small (8 oz) container Cool Whip

Instructions:

  1. In a medium bowl, break chocolate bar into small pieces and microwave on 50% power for 30 seconds. Remove and stir.
  2. Return to microwave and heat in 20 second intervals on 50% power, stirring for 30 seconds each time you remove the bowl. It is important not to overheat the chocolate, so stirring thoroughly will help it melt without getting too hot. I only had to do two 20 second intervals, then stirred it a minute or two until it was all melted.
  3. Let the chocolate cool about 5 minutes, but don’t let it begin to harden again (watch it closely!)
  4. Fold in a scoop of thawed cool whip until all the chocolate is mixed in. Fold in remaining cool whip until the chocolate is all well incorporated.
  5. Spread into your graham cracker crust and top with additional cool whip or whipped cream, and shaved chocolate if you want. Refrigerate a few hours or overnight and enjoy!

 

Check out these other fantastic Gluten Free Pie recipes!
Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Pie from Flippin’ Delicious

Grain Free White Chocolate Matcha Pie from The Joyful Foodie

Gluten-Free Coconut Cream Pie from What the Fork Food Blog

4 Gluten-Free Pies from Ivy’s Garden Food

Gluten-Free Lemon Meringue and Gluten-Free Tomato Bacon Quiche from Gluten-Free Mama

Deep Dish Gluten-Free Apple Pie from Raia’s Recipes

Gluten-Free Pink Lemonade Pie from The Baking Beauties

Gluten-Free Vegan Strawberry Pop Tarts from Allergy Free Alaska

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jules

Monday 14th of March 2016

Pretty much looks like the easiest pie ever! And super yum! WOW! ~jules

LifeAfterWheat

Monday 14th of March 2016

Chocolate and easy, 2 of my favorite things ;) Thanks Jules!

Allergy Awesomeness

Monday 14th of March 2016

What a thick, delicious looking pie with so few ingredients!

LifeAfterWheat

Monday 14th of March 2016

That's the beauty of it :)

Sharon @ What The Fork Food Blog

Monday 14th of March 2016

This sounds delicious, love how simple it is!

LifeAfterWheat

Monday 14th of March 2016

Me to, Sharon!

RecipestoNourish

Monday 14th of March 2016

I love chocolate pie! That beautiful texture of the filling ... looks so delicious!

LifeAfterWheat

Monday 14th of March 2016

It's so yummy!

Strength and Sunshine

Monday 14th of March 2016

Well that's a pie to celebrate with!

LifeAfterWheat

Monday 14th of March 2016

It definitely is Rebecca!

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