Easy Pumpkin Pie Pop Tarts
Make this vegan pumpkin pie recipe filling tucked in golden flaky pie crust with powdered sugar icing for your fall flavor vegan pop tarts.

Fall is a season filled with cozy sweaters, changing leaves, and of course, delicious treats. And what better way to celebrate the autumn season than with a batch of homemade vegan pumpkin pie pop tarts? These delightful treats are the perfect combination of sweet and spicy, making them the ultimate fall indulgence.
One of the reasons why vegan pumpkin pie pop tarts are the perfect fall treat is because they capture all the flavors and spices of a traditional pumpkin pie. The vegan pumpkin pie recipe is made with a rich and creamy filling, featuring the warm spices of cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger. The result is a burst of fall flavors in every bite.

How to Make These the Easy Way
Making your own pie crust from scratch is a secent sized job on any day. If I absolutely had to do it, I’d make a vegan version of Kenji Lopez’s Serious Eats Easy Pie Dough Recipe. These wouldn’t be easy if we didn’t cheat and start with a store bought pie dough instead. Just look to avoid anything that contains lard, or other ingredients that would make them not be vegan.
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Ingredients

- a double recipe of plant based pie crust, or store-bought
- canned pure pumpkin
- a small can of sweetened condensed coconut milk
- aquafaba, the liquid in a can of chickpea
- tapioca starch
- pumpkin pie spice
- clear vanilla extract will keep the pie orange, but you can use regular
Instructions
- Add all of the pie filling ingredients to a mixing bowl and stir until well combined

- Rest for ten minutes for the starch to hydrate, stir again until smooth, and refrigerate until ready for use

- Add two to four tablespoons of filling, depending on size and desired thickness of filling, to the top of pre cut rectangles of pie crust on parchment paper

- Fold over the scored other half, or put the second pie crust rectangle on top, pushing any air pockets out to the sides away from the filling
- Use a fork to crimp the edges sealed, and gently poke a few holes in the top for hot steam to escape

Baking and Assembly Tips
Creating your own vegan pumpkin pie pop tarts is an exciting endeavor, and with these baking and assembly tips, you’ll be well on your way to making perfect treats every time. First and foremost, when it comes to baking, make sure to preheat your oven to the correct temperature. This will ensure that your pop tarts cook evenly and turn out golden brown and delicious.
When assembling your pop tarts, it’s important to handle the dough with care. Roll it out gently and try to avoid overworking it, as this can result in a tough crust. Be sure to leave a small border around the edges when spooning in the pumpkin pie filling, as this will help seal the pop tarts and prevent any leakage.
To create a beautiful, golden crust, you can brush the tops of your pop tarts with a vegan egg wash. This can be made by whisking together aquafaba and a little sugar. The egg wash will give your pop tarts a glossy finish and enhance their overall appearance.

Once your pop tarts are assembled and ready to go in the oven, it’s essential to keep a close eye on them. Baking times can vary depending on your oven, so be sure to check on them periodically to prevent any burning or over-browning.
With these baking and assembly tips, you’ll have the confidence and know-how to create picture-perfect vegan pumpkin pie pop tarts every time. Enjoy the process and savor the delicious results!
Pumpkin Pie Filling
You can also use this filling to make the perfect vegan and plant based pumpkin pies too.

This pie mix goes right into the crust and on to the oven just like any other pumpkin pie. Cook at 350F until the middle sets and allow to cool before serving.

Bonus: Other Fall Pop Tart Flavor Combinations
If you’re feeling adventurous and want to switch things up from the classic vegan pumpkin pie pop tarts, there are plenty of other delicious fall flavors you can try. Here are a few mouthwatering ideas to get you started.
1. Apple Cinnamon: Combine diced apples with a sprinkle of cinnamon and a touch of maple syrup. This flavor combination is reminiscent of a warm apple pie and is perfect for the fall season.
2. Maple Pecan: Mix chopped pecans with a drizzle of maple syrup and a sprinkle of cinnamon. This combination is nutty, sweet, and oh-so-delicious. It’s like enjoying a slice of pecan pie in handheld form.
3. Cranberry Orange: Add dried cranberries and orange zest to the filling for a tart and tangy pop tart. The cranberries provide a burst of flavor, while the orange zest adds a refreshing citrus twist.
4. Gingerbread: Incorporate ginger, cinnamon, cloves, and molasses into the filling for a pop tart that tastes just like a gingerbread cookie. It’s the perfect treat to indulge in on a cozy fall day.
Storage And Serving Suggestions
These pop tarts will keep for a few days covered in a container or a sealed baggie, if you can keep everyone from eating them the day they were made. Separate the tarts with a sheet of parchment paper if they have to be stacked.
Lastly, these pop tarts are great to enjoy at room temperature but they’re amazing when served warm. Reheat them in the microwave on a paper towel for 15 seconds, or for a minute or two in a toaster oven or air fryer.
FAQs
You can definitely use gluten-free measure for measure flour to make the pie crust portion of this recipe and have a completely gluten-free alternative.

Get the Recipe Easy Pumpkin Pie Pop Tarts
Ingredients
- 1 plant based pie crust recipe, or premade
- 1 15oz canned pumpkin
- 1 7.4oz sweetened condensed coconut milk
- 50 ml aquafaba
- 3 tbsp tapioca starch
- 2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
- 1 tsp clear vanilla extract, or regular
- ¼ tsp salt
Equipment
- 1 Non Stick Sheet Pan
Instructions
- Add all of the pie filling ingredients to a mixing bowl and stir until well combined
- Rest for ten minutes for the starch to hydrate, stir again until smooth, and refrigerate until ready for use
- Add two to four tablespoons of filling, depending on size and desired thickness of filling, to the top of pre cut rectangles of pie crust on parchment paper
- Fold over the scored other half, or put the second pie crust rectangle on top, pushing any air pockets out to the sides away from the filling
- Use a fork to crimp the edges sealed, and gently poke a few holes in the top for hot steam to escape
- Bake at 370F for approximately 15 minutes, or until the pie crust is golden brown


Hi, my name is Benjamin Moots and I’m glad you found my vegan food blog A Bee Made It. I hope that you’re ready for some great plant-based recipes, because that’s all I Bee doing lately. I was originally focusing on improving common vegan recipes to make them more craveable. However, a recent heart attack has shifted my focus to losing weight with a plant-based GLP-1 diet. Whatever you’re looking for, I’ll be writing a little bit of everything plant-based or vegan that’s appropriate for any dietary needs.
