Dairy-Free Frozen Peach Cream Pie is the perfect way to enjoy peaches this summer! It’s no-bake and requires just seven ingredients, resulting in a creamy peach and banana filling that sits on top of an easy grain-free almond crust!
As we’re heading into the middle of August, I’m trying to hang on to all the summer fruit and frozen treats. I’m also in a little disbelief that this summer is flying by so quickly. Did I blink and miss a few weeks?! It definitely feels that way this year.
Dairy-Free Frozen Peach Cream Pie
So to keep the summer vibes going for a few more weeks, here’s another frozen, fruity summer dessert for you to try! This frozen peach cream pie actually contains zero cream. It’s creamy from the frozen bananas and cashew butter, so it’s dairy-free and easily made vegan if you forego the drizzle of honey on top. And if you’re looking for a gluten-free and/or grain-free dessert, the pie crust is made with just almonds, almond butter, dates and maple syrup. It has a chewy, nutty texture that’s the perfect base for a frozen dessert.
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What ingredients do you need to make this peach cream pie?
You need just seven ingredients:
- Frozen peach slices
- Frozen banana chunks
- Cashew butter
- Almond butter
- Maple syrup
- Almonds
- Dates
How do you make this no-bake peach pie?
You need just a pie plate or tart pan, and a high-powered food processor to make this no-bake frozen treat.
To make the crust, just add your almonds, dates, almond butter and maple syrup to the food processor and process on high until a crumbly mixture forms. You should be able to pinch together the mixture with your fingers. If it doesn’t stick together, just add another drizzle of maple syrup.
Press the mixture into the bottom of your pie plate/tart pan and set aside. Wipe out the food processor and add the ingredients for the peach filling – peaches, bananas, cashew butter and maple syrup. Process on high until the mixture is thick and creamy. This will take a few minutes, and you will need to stop the processor a few times to stir the mixture and scrape down the sides.
Pour the peach filling onto the prepared crust. Smooth out the top and place in the freezer for 4-5 hours to set up.
Can you use fresh peaches in this frozen peach cream pie?
To make life easier, I use pre-sliced, frozen peaches, but you can absolutely use fresh peaches. Just peel and slice your fresh peaches, and then arrange them in a single layer on a baking sheet that’s lined with parchment or wax paper. Place in the freezer for a few hours until the slices are frozen.
How can you serve frozen peach cream pie?
- First, you’ll need to take this pie out of the freezer about 10-15 minutes before serving and let it sit at room temperature so it cuts easily. (Of course, if it’s a really warm day, adjust this time accordingly).
- Once thawed enough to slice, one of my favourite ways to serve this frozen peach pie is with a few fresh peach slices on top and a drizzle of honey. If you have some raspberries or blueberries, adding a few to the top of the pie is also a nice touch.
- You can also serve this pie with coconut cream, or even yogurt or whipped cream if you don’t need this dessert to be dairy-free.
- And if you have some grain-free granola on hand, a sprinkle of that on top adds a nice crunchy texture to the pie topping!
How do you make this pie a vegan peach pie?
The crust and peach filling are already vegan, so if you want to keep this peach pie recipe vegan, just forego the drizzle of honey on top, and make sure any cream you serve on the side is vegan, such as coconut cream.
Additional Tips for making Dairy-Free Frozen Peach Cream Pie:
- As with most of my frozen desserts, a powerful food processor or blender would be helpful to cream together the frozen bananas and peaches. If you have a less powerful food processor, you can make the peach filling in two batches. Just keep the first batch in the freezer while you make the second.
- You can also add a little bit of almond or coconut milk to the frozen fruit to help loosen up the mixture in the food processor. Just note that the more liquid you add, the less creamy the filling will be and it may get icy when it freezes.
- I used cashew butter in the peach filling to add a creamy texture without an overpowering taste or colour, but you can also use almond butter. It may just give the pie filling a brown tint.
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Dairy-Free Frozen Peach Cream Pie
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 5 hours
- Yield: 10 slices
- Category: Dessert
- Method: No-bake
- Cuisine: Gluten-Free
Description
Dairy-Free Frozen Peach Cream Pie is no-bake and requires just seven ingredients, resulting in a creamy peach and banana filling that sits on top of an easy grain-free almond crust!
Ingredients
For the almond crust:
- 3/4 cup almonds, natural and whole
- 3/4 cup dates, pitted and whole
- 3 tablespoons almond butter, natural and unsalted
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
For the peach filling:
- 3 cups frozen banana chunks
- 2 cups frozen peach slices (skins removed)
- 1/4 cup natural cashew butter
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup
Optional toppings:
- Fresh peach slices
- Fresh raspberries or blueberries
- Honey
- Granola
- Coconut cream
Instructions
- Prepare crust: In a food processor, add the almonds, dates, almond butter and maple syrup, and process until a crumbly mixture forms but easily sticks together between your fingers. If it doesn’t stick, just add another drizzle of maple syrup. Press into a 9-inch tart pan or pie plate.
- Prepare filling: Wipe out the food processor and add the bananas, peaches, cashew butter and maple syrup. Process on high until the mixture is thick and creamy. This will take a few minutes and you will need to stop a few times to stir the mixture and scrape down the sides. Pour the peach filling onto the prepared crust. Smooth out the top and place in the freezer for 4-5 hours to set up.
- Serving and storing pie: Remove from freezer 10-15 minutes before serving and let sit at room temperature before slicing. Serve with fresh peach slices, berries, honey, granola and/or coconut cream. Store any leftover slices (without fresh fruit topping) in the freezer.
Notes
- If you don’t have a powerful food processor or blender, you can make the peach filling in two batches. Just keep the first batch in the freezer while you make the second. You can also add a little bit of almond or coconut milk to the fruit mixture to loosen it up, but the more liquid you add, the icier the filling will get.
- I used cashew butter in the peach filling to add a creamy texture without an overpowering taste or colour. You can use almond butter, but it may add a brown tint to your filling.
- To make life easier, I’ve used frozen peaches in this recipe, but you can use fresh peaches. Just peel and slice your fresh peaches and arrange in a single layer on a baking sheet that’s lined with parchment or wax paper. Place in the freezer for a few hours until the slices are frozen.
- The crust and peach filling are already vegan, so if you want to keep this peach pie recipe vegan, just forego the drizzle of honey on top, and make sure any cream you serve on the side is vegan, such as coconut cream.
I know what you mean – how can it be mid-August already?! I agree- make the most of summer fruit and summer desserts- summer is too short. Wow – I cannot believe this amazing recipe is completely vegan!
Thanks Terri! Absolutely! Summers are too short, so we need to soak up all the summer produce while we can!
I love your allergy friendly desserts! This is another delicious and fresh tasting one and I love that I can make it ahead. Thanks Leanne!
Thanks Sabrina! I’m glad you’re enjoying them! And make ahead desserts are so convenient!
Thank you so much for sharing your DAIRY-FREE FROZEN PEACH CREAM PIE recipe. It makes my life easy when looking for desserts for dietary restrictions (three of my four grandchildren are dairy-free, all are gluten free, together with their parents, as well as one parent being grain-free – so you have covered everything for me!). It looks like a wonderful dessert for everyone. I can’t wait to try it.
Thanks Denise! I’m so happy this dessert will work for you and your family! Love hearing that. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
Leanne, what a wonderful ice cream pie! I’m definitely not ready for summer to be over, I still need to eat more peaches! The crust looks so delicious and it’s so pretty with the peaches and raspberries on top!
Thanks Kelly! I know, this summer went by way too fast! Let’s hang on to it for another few weeks!
This pie just looks too delicious…and vegan too! It is definitely eye catching and drool inducing. Saving for September when my daughter comes home for a visit.
Thanks Bernice! If you want to make it vegan, just forego the honey! Hope your daughter likes it!
I’m all about peaches right now, so this frozen treat is calling my name! I love that it’s nutritious and beautiful too!
Thanks Marissa!
YUM, Leanne! I just bought my first box of peaches this summer and I’m (im)patiently waiting for them to ripen!! I love seasonal peaches, SO much. This cream pie would be such a light and tasty treat for those hot summer days! If we ever get a hot summer day 😉 Cheers!
Thanks Katherine! I hope you have a few more hot summer days before fall starts!
What a great pie, Leanne! Being that I’m lactose-intolerant, I LOVE that this is dairy free, too!
I’m glad you’ll be able to enjoy this one! Thanks Heidi!
I’m also shocked that fall is right around the corner. It really feels like Christmas was last week! So I’m right there with you enjoying every bit of summer produce. And this looks like a delicious way to enjoy it!
Yes! Christmas really does feel like it was last week. Soon, we’ll be thinking about Christmas recipes again! Thanks Kelsie! Have a great week!
My boys at this moment are voracious when it comes to peaches, I bet they would love this as a sweet treat after a meal!
Thanks Matt! If they love peaches, they will definitely enjoy this one!
Summer is definitely whizzing by for me too Leanne. Wasn’t it just June?? This peach cream pie looks fantastic. I love that it’s no bake, perfect for summer!!
Thanks Tasia! I know, where did July go!? And gotta love no-bake desserts!
Cream pies are one of my weaknesses, but I’ve never had one quite like this! You are officially becoming my ‘most inspired dessert’ source:) Love the crust and especially the peach filling (Colorado Palisade peaches are dreamy and upon us right now:). Happy weekend! I know what I will be making tomorrow after grocery shopping.
Thanks so much Milena. That’s very kind of you to say! It’s a simple pie that I’ll be making a few times more before summer is over. Hope you had a good weekend!
Summer perfect! This seriously is stunning and I love peaches, especially in summer. This recipe is a keeper and I cannot wait to try it out 🙂
Thanks Olga! I hope you like it!
Leanne, this looks sooooo amazing! I love how creamy it looks and I bet the peach flavor is just out of this world! Awesome recipe!
Thanks very much Haylie!
Oh my Leanne! This is just gorgeous. And I absolutely LOVE peaches! I’ve been known to be a peach hoarder this time of year, so believe you me, I’ve got enough to whip this beauty up myself!
Haha! I hoard cherries, so I can relate! Thanks Mary Ann!
Ontario peaches are hitting the markets here, so I will be full-on peach enjoying for the next while 🙂 This pie looks wonderfully refreshing and a great way to enjoy these Summer peaches!
I bet Ontario peaches are amazing! Enjoy the season! And thanks Jennifer!
Peach deserts are always a great summer treat!
I can’t believe this is dairy and grain free.
Great easy recipe.
Thanks Terry! Yes, no dairy or grains! And not too difficult to make at all!
With that few ingredients, what kinda magic are you doing there 😉 ?? Seriously, though, this looks like the most delicious frozen treat! Love the cashew butter in there too – super creamy dreamy. With all that fruit, I think this is totally acceptable for breakfast…you too?? Pinned! Happy weekend, my friend!
Haha! Thanks Dawn. I think it’s totally acceptable for breakfast too! I mean, it has fruit and granola on it! 😉