Sugar Free Crustless Coconut Custard Pie {Dairy Free, Gluten Free & Low Carb}

This Delicious Sugar-Free Crustless Coconut Custard Pie is dairy free, gluten free and low carb!

Who doesn’t love a good creamy custardy pie??? Not too many would turn down a piece that’s for sure! You could serve this to any friend or family and never tell them it’s without sugar, dairy or gluten and they would never know!

It’s a perfect any season pie, for summer or special holidays like Easter! Perfect chilled and topped with some fresh berries and dairy free whipped cream!

And with only 6 ingredients needed, low calorie and low carb, I’d say a pretty awesome pie at that!

This recipe was originally posted in July of 2013 but I felt it deserved a little update so I made a video for you below.

I served this to my dad who is Italian, picky, stubborn and honestly doesn’t even like sweets much at all.  He loved it so that REALLY should tell you it is good!

The first time I made this it was an adaption from my Pumpkin Custard and it was a piece of lead, literally hard and dense! My second attempt was much better, but still a little more dense than I was looking for. I had made it with 1% milk so even my youngest who has a nut allergy could try it. I forgot he really doesn’t like anything coconut so he wasn’t a fan, but the taste was right on! The other two kiddies loved it though. 3 times a charm right? Well this is the third and final and I’m happy with the results. I chose to try it out with almond milk since my youngest wasn’t going to be having it anyway and you know what? I loved it! So either milk you choose to use will work pretty well in this recipe, and that makes me happy. 🙂

Some Notes:

•  You can use another milk of choice., but it will increase nutrition info. The first time I made this it was with 1% and it came out great!
• This pie is only slightly sweet so if you’d like it much sweeter you will need to increase stevia to 2- 3 teaspoons.
• You can use another sweetener of choice. The amount of stevia I used equals about 1/2 cup sugar.
• You could use vanilla stevia if you don’t have coconut flavored stevia.
• I used Bob’s Red Mill almond meal/flour.
• If you’re not sure how to seed a vanilla bean pod, these step by step pictures should help.
• If you do attempt to switch the almond meal for coconut flour I would suggest using 1/4 cup instead.

Update: If you can have dairy, I highly recommend trying this with heavy cream which makes it very, very luxurious!

Please do weigh your coconut and almond flour. Coconut can be tricky to work with.

You might also enjoy these custard recipes:

• Vanilla egg protein custard
• Coffee Roll Custard
• Crock Pot Blueberry Lemon Custard