This Pumpkin Pie with Coconut Milk is a healthy alternative to traditional pumpkin pie and is so delicious! The perfect pie for the holidays!
It’s that time of the year when we are eating and drinking pumpkin everything! I love pumpkin pie, but not a huge fan of the store bought crusts. What’s even better is that this version is much healthier and lighter than the traditional pumpkin pie.
This pumpkin pie made with coconut milk is also Weight Watchers friendly no matter what plan you are on. Weight Watcher points are listed in the recipe card at the bottom!
Coconut milk is a great alternative for someone looking for a non-dairy milk. It’s also great to use in baked goods, because even the unsweetened kind is still a little sweet. Also, it contains healthy fats, but is still lower in calories and carbs if you are watching those.
Ingredients for Pumpkin Pie with Coconut Milk
Coconut Milk – if you don’t have it, you can swap it for almond milk or a dairy milk if you would like using the same amounts listed in the recipe
Pumpkin Puree – Feel free to make your own or you can just purchase the canned kind. Be sure to check the labels for unnecessary added ingredients.
Brown Sugar – You can actually use regular brown sugar, Truvia, or coconut sugar. This really depends on what you like.
Graham Crackers – We will be blending these to crumbs, but they also have graham crackers crumbs crushed in the store now, how convenient!
NonFat Greek Yogurt – My favorite brands are Chobani and Fage. Feel free to switch it up!
Other Ingredients: pumpkin pie spice, cinnamon, salt, eggs
Can You Use Homemade Pumpkin Puree?
Absolutely! This is perfect when you have extra pumpkins for the patch or you really want pure pumpkin and store-bought won’t cut it. There’s also the problem around the holidays when there’s a shortage! Learn how to make homemade pumpkin puree and I included instructions for how to make pumpkin puree in the Instant Pot!
Can I Use Pumpkin Pie Filling Instead?
No! Pumpkin pie filling has extra added ingredients, so not only will the taste be off but so will the texture. It’s filled with extra added sugar and spices.
Conversion of Truvia to Brown Sugar
So if you want to use brown sugar that’s totally fine, it will taste the same but the amount you use will be different. You should use around ¾ cup of regular brown sugar, same for coconut sugar if you are using that.
Can I Use a Store Bought Crust?
Yes you can. If you choose to use the frozen kind, just bake it for 10-12 minutes before adding the filling
Tips for storing
Store your pumpkin pie by covering with foil or plastic wrap and refrigerating it. If you are wanting to store immediately, wait until the pie cools completely.
Can you Freeze Pumpkin Pie with Coconut Milk?
Yes. Simply follow the instructions but cool completely before freezing. To serve, take it out a day ahead of time so it has time to thaw.
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Pumpkin Pie with Coconut Milk
This Pumpkin Pie with Coconut Milk is a healthy alternative to traditional pumpkin pie and is so delicious! The perfect pie for the holidays!
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