Easy Mini S’Mores Pies With Graham Cracker Crusts
These easy Mini S’mores Pies have everything you love about classic campfire s’mores in an individual dessert. Made with mini graham cracker pie crusts, creamy chocolate, and toasted marshmallows, they’re a quick treat that’s perfect for cookouts, birthday parties, holidays, or anytime you’re craving a simple s’mores dessert without building a campfire.

Experience the irresistible combination of gooey marshmallow and melty chocolate, reminiscent of classic campfire s’mores. To take the indulgence to the next level, adorn each pie with toasted mini marshmallows and a miniature Hershey’s bar – a delightful finishing touch that will leave your taste buds dancing with joy.
Why is it called “s’more?”
It’s because it tastes to good you will want s(ome) more.
S’more is a contraction of Some + More and originally appeared in a cookbook dating back to the 1920’s.
With a rich chocolate filling, these Mini S’mores Pies are the perfect way to enjoy the timeless flavors of s’mores anytime, anywhere. Get ready to savor each delightful bite of these adorable, mouthwatering treats. Yum!
The Mini S’mores Pie is the ideal dessert for those seeking the perfect size treat and effortless portion control. Indulge in the nostalgic flavors of s’mores without worrying about overindulgence, as each delightful mini pie satisfies your sweet cravings in just the right measure.
Let’s take a look at how to make these miniature sweet treats.
Ingredients
For these cute little pies, you need the following ingredients:
- 1 small box instant chocolate pudding mix (approximately 3.5 ounces)
- 2 cups half-and-half or heavy cream
- 6 miniature Keebler graham cracker pie crusts
- 1 bag miniature marshmallows
- 6 snack-sized milk chocolate bars
I usually use Keebler Mini Graham Cracker Pie Crusts, Hershey’s milk chocolate bars, and regular mini marshmallows because they’re easy to find at most grocery stores. Instant Jell-O Chocolate Pudding works well, but your favorite brand will also produce great results.
Directions
- Prepare a small box of chocolate pudding using 2 cups of half-and-half in place of milk. Place the rich chocolate pudding mixture in the refrigerator to help it firm up (twenty to thirty minutes should do the trick).
- Once the pudding is ready, spoon the chocolate mixture into six mini pie crusts. Top each pie with miniature marshmallows.

- Place all of the pies on a cookie sheet and place in the oven, and set it to BROIL. Keep a close eye on the pies to make sure that they don’t burn.

- Remove the pies from the oven and place a small milk chocolate candy bar, broken in half, on top of the marshmallow topping. If the chocolate does not melt, place them back in the oven for just a moment longer until the candy bar is soft and slightly melted.
Tips for Perfect Mini S’mores Pies
- Marshmallows browning too quickly? Move the baking sheet to a lower oven rack or tent loosely with foil.
- Chocolate not melting? Break the chocolate into smaller pieces before placing it in the crust.
- Want extra gooey marshmallows? Broil for only 20–30 seconds and watch carefully—they can burn quickly.
Easy Ways to Customize Mini S’mores Pies
These individual s’mores pies are easy to customize.
- Use dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate.
- Try cookies-and-cream or caramel-filled chocolate bars.
- Sprinkle crushed graham crackers over the marshmallows before serving.
- Drizzle peanut butter or caramel sauce over the top.
- Top with whipped cream after baking for an extra decadent dessert.
- Swap vanilla marshmallows for flavored marshmallows when available.

Mini S’Mores Pies
Ingredients
Method
- Combine pudding mix and half-and-half in medium size bowl and whisk until well blended. Place in refrigerator and allow it to set (about 20-30 minutes).
- Spoon pudding into pie shells and top with miniature marshmallows.
- Place pies on cookie sheet and place in oven and set oven to broil. Broil until tops of marshmallows begin to brown. Remove from oven.
- Break chocolate bars in half and place two halves on top of each pie. If bars don’t melt, place back in the oven and broil until chocolate bars are soft.
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Last Bite
Did you make these Easy Mini S’mores Pies? I’d love to hear how they turned out! Leave a comment below and let me know if you stuck with classic Hershey’s chocolate or tried one of the fun variations. If you enjoyed this recipe, please rate it, share it with friends, and save it to Pinterest so you can make it again for your next cookout, party, or family movie night.

How early in advance can we make these
Great question! It would primarily depend on the expiration date of the half-and-half that you use.
While I have not tried making them in advance, I would recommend that you make the pudding base and refrigerate them. Then just before you wish to serve them, take them out of the refrigerator, top them, and then broil the marshmallows.
If you do make them in advance, please come back and tell us how they turned out and any tips you may have discovered.
Thanks!
Do you not need to bake the pie crusts? Other recipes without the pudding call for baking in addition to the broiling, so I wanted to check.
The pie crusts used in this recipe are made with graham cracker crumbs and do not need to be baked.
I love these…I cheated when I made them I bought pre-made chocolate pudding cups. Adults and kids loved them!
What a great idea that you had! I am so glad that you all loved them.
These look so good! I know these would be eaten up in a flash around here.
Love these mini pies! I may bake them for a wedding . Just wondering if I could freeze them ?
That’s a good question. I have not tried it. I would recommend a trial-and-error for freezing, especially if you are thinking of making them for a wedding. If you do, I would love to know how they turned out. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
This looks really delicious and wish I could try right now!
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Just wondering if you must use half n half instead of milk for the pudding? Does it make it thicker like pie?
Thanks for stopping by. I imagine that you could use milk. The half and half makes for a richer pie.