
Yes, Fluffer Nutter Pie, it’s a real thing. Flutter Nutter Pie was born out of the love for Fluffer Nutter Sandwiches; a total Boston origination. Yes, straight up peanut butter and marshmallow cream on sandwich bread. However, there would be no Nutter if there was no Fluffer.
I recently listened to a podcast from Gastropod titled: What the Fluff is Marshmallow Creme? Canada started it; Boston made it famous. To date it’s one of my favorite podcasts from the gastro gals. My kitchen pantry is always packing a container of marshmallow fluff. Also, as I am 1/8th Canadian, I almost feel proud! (LOL.)

The filling is old-fashioned creamy peanut, a little bit of cream cheese, whipped cream, and very light on the sugar. We’re letting the marshmallow fluff carry the load for the gooey sweetness. I used old-fashioned peanut as there is no added sugar and old-fashioned peanut was the norm back then.
For this fluff-o-licious pie you will need to pre-baked pie shell crust. I highly recommend NOT using a crumb crust because of the extra sweetness.

Once the crust has cooled, spread the peanut butter filling. Next, for the fluff topping, we’re going to beat two egg whites until soft peaks form.

The marshmallow fluff is beaten into the egg whites, which in turn helps the marshmallow fluff become spreadable. It’s sort of a “cheater” 7-minute frosting. Now, if you don’t know what 7-minute frosting is, I will be posting that in another in the not so distant future. Think creamy silky marshmallow, not quite like fluff.

Garnish with some salted roasted peanuts and mini marshmallows and pop it into the fridge for a couple of hours.

The Fluffer Nutter has such a tasty and fun history, but I was afraid of the sweet factor. However, to put it to the test I had my food critic daughter try it out and it passed with flying colors. Phew! She is brutally honest, so no candy coating here!

If you have read a few of my blog posts, you know what I am going to say next; try and save that last slice for yourself! Therefore, I will make another Fluffer Nutter, but maybe with a grand Elvis flair. Dang, that does sound great, doesn’t it? I can’t wait! Happy Baking Pie Peeps!


