From the moment I saw this recipe on The Repressed Pastry Chef’s blog, I knew I would be making it at some point in the very near future. Em posted this recipe for Pie (Pi) Day and it looked easy and delicious. When I was at the market last weekend, they had pie crusts on sale so I snagged an Oreo crust and a package of Oreo cookies. This recipe came together with ease and took no longer than ten minutes from start to finish. The outcome is a seriously amazingly fluffy texture packed with Oreo goodness. If you like Oreos and want to wow your family into thinking you are a culinary genius, take ten minutes and whip this up for dessert tonight! 
Here is Em’s Version-Adapted from Kraft
Ingredients
1 Oreo Pie Crust
12 Oreo cookies
8oz Cream Cheese, softened
1/3 cup sugar
2 cups whipped cream
Directions
In a small bowl, smash up 12 of the Oreo cookies…Set aside. In a medium bowl using a hand mixer, combine the cream cheese and sugar…Beat until light and fluffy. Add in the whipped cream and the smashed up Oreo cookies…Then use a rubber spatula and combine gently until well blended and the cookies are distributed throughout. Spoon into the Oreo pie crust and refrigerate about 2 hours or until firm.
Optional garnish… Cut 4 Oreo cookies in half and place the halves, cut side down, around a dollop of whipped cream placed in the center and dusted with Oreo cookie crumbs.
Note: The 2 cups of whipped cream is not the same as whipping cream. For this recipe the cream should be whipped. Use either freshly whipped cream or Reddi–Wip or Cool Whip or similar… But the cream is to be whipped, not liquid.
Chelsey
Thursday 10th of March 2016
The Oreo pie crust you use must be larger than the ones available at my grocery store. I doubled this to make two pies for a church event, but I could've filled two more pie crusts with all the extra filling I had. No worries though, I just put it in a large Tupperware bowl in the fridge and kept it. Good thing too, because the two pies I took to church were eaten up fast! Just as good to spoon it into a bowl and eat like pudding. Making again for a dinner this weekend, this time I bought four pie crusts!!
Jamie
Friday 11th of March 2016
Hi, Chelsey! I'm so glad everyone liked the pie!
Cheryl
Wednesday 13th of May 2015
can this be prepared ahead of time and frozen
Jamie
Saturday 27th of June 2015
Cheryl- Yes, I think that will work just fine for this recipe. Have a great day. -Jamie
Le'Ani
Thursday 7th of November 2013
How many servings does this make? I want to make enough for 15 people this Thanksgiving
Jamie
Friday 10th of January 2014
You would probably need 2 pies for 15 servings, unless your family is the kind to want a "half" slice of pie. - Jamie
Emily P
Saturday 17th of November 2012
Which whip cream did you guys find the best for this? Was it whipping cream that you beat yourself or Whip from a car or Cool Whip?
MBA
Sunday 18th of November 2012
Emily- Whipping cream is not the same as whipped cream. For the recipe, you can either use Cool Whip or make some homemade whipped topping by whipping one cup of whipping cream with one teaspoon of vanilla extra and one tablespoon of comfectioners sugar. Good luck and have a great day! -Jamie
Sara
Thursday 19th of July 2012
What do you mean by whipped cream? Whipped cream from a can? Or more of a cool whip kind?
Sara
Thursday 19th of July 2012
Never mind i figured it out