Samoas Cookie Pie is a decadent journey of layers of a tender cookie crust, chocolate, toasted coconut, and salted caramel sauce. It’s a nod to the Girl Scout Cookies with a divine delicious twist.

If you have eaten the last crumbs of your Girl Scout Cookies you might be missing these toasty coconut gems. Well, never fear, Samoas Cookie Pie is here!

The filling reminded of “Magic Cookie Bars” circa 1974. Instead of a graham crust (like the Magic Cookie Bars) it has a “cookie” type crust, and of course, Salted Caramel. Did I mention there is no crust dough to roll out? It’s mixed in a bowl and spread in the pie plate; magically simple.

You can also substitute the flour in the crust with my Gluten Free flour mix one-to-one. The taste is identical to using all-purpose flour; no one will be the wiser.
STEP ONE: MAKE THE SALTED CARAMEL FIRST, and then gather the rest of your ingredients. You will thank yourself! We have been so excited to re-make this pie and completely forgot to make the salted caramel sauce. Sigh.
Step two; make the bottom crust and pre-bake for 10 minutes.

Sprinkle on the chocolate chips.

Now add the coconut.

The final layer is the sweetened condensed milk & salted caramel sauce.

And now it’s baked and ready for the chocolate stripes!

For the chocolate chips; fill a disposable decorating bag or a freezer ziploc-type bag with the melted chocolate. For ease in filling the bag, place the corner of the bag into a drink glass, then fill it.

Thick or thin the chocolate stripes are a perfect finishing touch. Almost ready to dig in!

Cool the pie to room temperature or refrigerate for an hour or so before serving. Feel free to drizzle on more salted caramel, it’s divine. La manuia le tausamiga!

Every bite is perfection.



Ooh! The Samoas are my favorites. I’m betting my husband would not hate it if I made a couple of these for his birthday 🙂 I’d love to get your recipe for Biscoff pie, too. It was FANtastic!
I will get you into the “know” of cookie butter “Biscoff” pie!