Mixed Berry Streusel Pie

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Craving a delightful summer dessert? My Mixed Berry Streusel Pie is bursting with frozen mixed berries and topped with a buttery streusel for a perfect finish. Add a dollop of homemade whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream and you’ll be in dessert heaven!

A baked mixed berry streusel pie in a white dish with a small bowl of fresh raspberries in the background.

Why You’ll Love This Mixed Berry Streusel Pie

I LOVE summer because it means it’s berry season! The mix of berries (yes, even if you use frozen berries) creates a vibrant filling that is both tart and sweet while covering the top with streusel adds a delightful crunch to each bite. Similar to a French Fruit Galette, this is perfect for any gathering and will surely become a staple in your dessert repertoire for hot summer days, or any day really! Whether you’re hosting a dinner party or simply satisfying a sweet tooth, this pie is bound to be a hit!

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Ingredients Needed For Mixed Berry Streusel Pie

This pie is so easy and uses some of my favorite fruits- BERRIES! Made with a few simple ingredients and pantry staples!

  • 9-inch flaky pie crust: You can use store-bought for convenience or make your own for that homemade touch.
  • Frozen mixed berries: A vibrant combination of blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries.
  • Vanilla extract: Adds a depth of flavor to the berry filling.
  • Granulated sugar: Sweetens the berries perfectly.
  • All-purpose flour: Helps thicken the berry mixture.
  • Streusel topping: A delicious blend of flour, granulated sugar, brown sugar, rolled oats, softened butter, and a pinch of salt.

Variations

  • Fresh berries: Use fresh to create a combination of berries for a more intense flavor.
  • Lemon zest: Add a teaspoon of lemon zest to the filling for a zesty twist.
  • Maple syrup: Drizzle some maple syrup over the top for added sweetness.
  • Gluten-free: Substitute with a gluten-free flour blend for the pie crust and streusel.
  • Almond flour: Use almond flour in the streusel for a nutty flavor.
  • Grain-free pastry crusts: try a grain-free pastry crust or a traditional butter pie crust for different textures.
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How To Make a Mixed Berry Streusel Pie

For full recipe details, including ingredient measurements, see the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post. Here are my step by step instructions for making this pie:

1. Preheat Oven

Preheat your oven to 350° F.

2. Prepare the Crust

If using frozen pie crust, remove it from the freezer and let it thaw. If using homemade pie crust, keep it refrigerated until ready to fill. 

Pro Tip: I love to use my recipe when I want an easy homemade crust.

3. Make the Filling + Assemble the Pie

In a large bowl, stir frozen berries, vanilla extract, 1/2 cup sugar, and flour until well coated.

Pro Tip: Add a splash of lemon juice to brighten up the berry filling.

Pour the berry mixture into pie crust using a slotted spoon and even out the top.

4. Prepare the Streusel

In separate medium bowl, measure out streusel ingredients. Using your hands, mix the streusel until it comes together and the butter is well incorporated throughout and everything is like moist sand.

This recipe for streusel makes a crazy amount, especially for a pie, but that’s how I like it. I used all but about 1/2 cup. Feel free to halve the topping recipe for a more socially acceptable amount of streusel for your pie.

5. Top the Pie With Streusel + Bake

Spread 3/4 of the streusel over the frozen berries. Bake pie for 1 hour or until crust and topping are golden brown.

Pro Tip: Place your pie on a baking sheet to catch any spills. You’ll thank yourself later- I promise. 😉

6. Remove From Oven + Let Rest, Garnish and Serve!

Now, I know it’s going to be hard, but let your mixed berry pie cool completely before cutting into it. If you wait, I assure you it will cut so obnoxiously well that you’ll never want to make another kind of pie again. IF you cut into this when it’s still warm?! I make no such promises. But in both situations, it will taste REALLY good.

Garnish with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream, serve and enjoy!

Storage + Make Ahead Directions

Store any leftovers at room temperature for up to two days or in the fridge for up to a week.

Freezing Directions: Wrap the pie in plastic wrap and foil before freezing. It should last for up to three months.

Make Ahead Directions: Prepare the pie up to a day before and keep it at room temperature until ready to serve.

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More Fruit Pies to Try!

There you have it! The best Mixed Berry Streusel Pie that’s not only delicious but also easy to make. This is a great recipe to have in your collection for any time of year. Printable recipe below! Have a great day, friends!

If you make this recipe, I would really appreciate it if you would give it a star rating and leave your review in the comments! If you have a picture of your finished dish, post it on Instagram using the hashtag #laurenslatest and tagging me @laurens_latest.

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4.79 from 37 votes

Mixed Berry Streusel Pie

This Mixed Berry Pie is covered in streusel and can be topped with whipped cream or ice cream. Perfect for hot summer days or any day really!
servings 8 slices
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 10 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 9 inch pie crust homemade or store-bought frozen

for the berry filling-

for the streusel topping-

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350° F.
    Pie crust in a pan, a bowl of mixed berries, sugar, butter, vanilla, and various other ingredients in small bowls are neatly arranged on a light surface.
  • If using frozen pie crust, remove from freezer and set aside. If using homemade pie crust, keep refrigerated until ready to fill.
    A person transfers a mix of frozen berries including strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries from a white bowl to a clear glass bowl with a spatula.
  • In a large bowl, stir frozen berries, vanilla extract, sugar, and flour until well coated. Pour into pie crust and even out the top.
    A glass bowl filled with various frozen berries on a white surface, with a few fresh raspberries on a dish in the background.
  • In another separate bowl, measure out streusel ingredients. Using your hands, mix the streusel until it comes together and the butter is well incorporated throughout and everything is like moist sand. Spread 3/4 of the streusel over the frozen berries.
    A pie filled with various frozen berries sits on a white surface next to a small bowl of fresh raspberries and a pink cloth.
  • Bake pie for 1 hour or until crust and topping are golden brown. Cool completely before cutting and serving. Serve with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream.
    A slice of berry crumble pie topped with a dollop of whipped cream on a white plate.

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Notes

This recipe for streusel makes an obnoxious amount, especially for a pie, but that’s how I like it. I used all but about 1/2 cup. Feel free to halve the topping recipe for a more socially acceptable amount of streusel for your pie.

Nutrition

Calories: 432kcal | Carbohydrates: 69g | Protein: 5g | Fat: 16g | Saturated Fat: 8g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 5g | Trans Fat: 0.3g | Cholesterol: 23mg | Sodium: 247mg | Potassium: 118mg | Fiber: 4g | Sugar: 36g | Vitamin A: 295IU | Vitamin C: 2mg | Calcium: 26mg | Iron: 2mg
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Mixed Berry Pie, Streusel
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76 Responses
  1. Bec

    2 stars
    You wrote that the pie needs “10oz frozen mixed berries”, but I’m pretty sure you mean 20oz. This is a very un-berry pie I made. Reviewing your write-up I guess you meant two 10oz packages, but the recipe itself reads ambiguously.

  2. Sharon Johnson

    5 stars
    This was what I chose to bake for Pi Day on March 14th! I made it with gluten free flour, due to allergens, and it was a huge hit! Just the right amount of sweet to balance the tang of the berries. I will be making this one again for sure. Thank you!

  3. Brittany

    5 stars
    Second time making this recipe this week!! Pie turned out absolutely amazing. And FYI, I used ALL the streusel and regret nothing. Lol

  4. Kelsie

    5 stars
    This pie was so easy to make and was delicious! I used a store bought pie crust and followed the recipe. It was a hit & I will definitely make it again! Thanks for the tasty and easy recipe!

  5. P Fox

    5 stars
    Absolutely loved this pie. However it never did set for me – too juicy. Would cornstarch work better than flour? Also my bags of fruit were 12 oz each but I used them all. I like the pie to be mounded when it goes into the oven then even out while baking. Will definitely make again.

  6. Anna

    5 stars
    Hi thanks for the recipe. Just what me and my two little guys needed on a rainy day stuck inside. This was a good recipe to do with little kid helpers because it’s very uncomplicated and flexible. I ended up baking mine for about an hour likely due to my ovens unreliable temp settings. Also we threw in some frozen cherries.

  7. Michele

    5 stars
    Gave my 13 year old daughter the task of finding a recipe to use up the frozen berries we have during our stay at home quarantine. This recipe is a keeper! Yummy!

  8. Brittney McCutcheon

    5 stars
    I made this pie and absolutely loved it! I then had to one up it! I took your pie and turned it into the most delightful upside down almond pound cake! All I did was add walnuts to the crumble and added almond extract to the fruit. Put the crumble in the bottom of a pan, then fruit layer, followed by almond pound cake mix. Your recipe will stay in our family for years come.

  9. Cathy

    5 stars
    Heh…I just won our church’s first annual pie bake-off with this recipe (there were a dozen entries). Thanks so much, it was delicious!!

  10. Kathy Willert

    5 stars
    My 1st homemade berry pie… this was DELICIOUS!! Awesome easy recipe. Husband said it was the Best!!! THANKYOU Lauren!!!!

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  12. Brooke

    Sounds sooo good! If I use one of those refrigerated crusts that you unroll, would I have to do anything with it first, or just pile everything in just like the frozen one?

  13. Lisa

    5 stars
    I just made this for the second time and it is delicious. I didn’t make any changes and love the convenience of using frozen berries. Eating this in the winter is so refreshing and a tasty treat. Today it is 82 degrees here in Texas but we’re still waiting for our local berries to come in so I used frozen ones anyway. This pie was a special request from my grandchildren for Easter! Thanks for posting this recipe & I am following you now so keep them coming, please.

  14. Kaitlyn

    5 stars
    I made this last night with a carton of strawberries (chopped) and most of a carton of blueberries and it is amazing! I halved the streusel topping,, since my husband doesn’t tend to like it very much and it would make a mess with a toddler, and it turned out to be the perfect amount. I will definitely be making this again! I can;t wait for spring to try it with all raspberries.

  15. غeqbal

    I make it instead of mix berry with date it is so good , and god bless you and your lovely family I am from Kuwait it is just small world

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  17. elizabeth

    Hi! Love your blog! How’s Idaho? I wonder if you could make this pie with fresh berries…it being the summer berry season and all! 🙂

    1. Lauren

      You can totally make this with fresh berries! You don’t need as much flour to thicken the filling because frozen berries have a much higher water content, but besides that, everything else in this recipe should stay the same.

  18. Bita

    This recipe looked amazing so I made the pie this past weekend! It was wonderful with vanilla ice cream. I feel like I should have added more of the streusel topping, a lot of it got soaked in the pie. Tip for next time: pile on the streusel! Also, my pie came out quite runny, even after cooling completely… how did you prevent that?

    1. Flora

      I had to bake the pie a lot longer, maybe even 1/2 an hour extra (I lost track), for the juices to thicken. At 1 hour it was still a shell full of lukewarm berry soup. It probably didn’t help that my frozen mix included a lot of huge whole berries. I haven’t tasted the pie (I baked it for my physical therapist) but, while I would bake it again (the flavor as far as I could tell is phenomenal), I’d probably start with a hotter oven to get the filling up to temperature faster and prevent sogging, then turn it down to 350 after 10-15 minutes. Half a recipe of streusel was the perfect amount, BTW:

  19. Sara

    I made this pie but replaced oats with pecans it was to die for delicious and so easy served it with homemade whipped cream thank you for the idea

  20. Jan P.

    5 stars
    Lauren, make this today and have to say it was one of the best pies I have ever made. We LOVED it. And, I used every bit of the streusel – I wouldn’t have it any other way. Thanks for a fantastic, easy recipe. Definitely will be making this again!!

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    1. Lauren

      No, not really! I pull it out of the freezer, assemble and bake. The fruit is frozen when I put it into the oven too 🙂

  22. jorie

    What is this “Jelly Belly” you speak of? It’s obscene how great you look after multiple babies. Even more obscene is this PIE. So delish!! Congrats to your hero husband on his many accomplishments and gratitude for his service!

    1. Susan

      5 stars
      I made this pie today and it was amazing! Who would think frozen berries could taste so luscious. I baked it for about 15 minutes longer than the recipe called for. So easy and marvelous. This is a keeper.

  23. Julie Evink

    Ahhh your hubs. I thought about stealing that guy last weekend. What a total catch Lauren! And whatevs about the jelly belly. I saw nothing!!! I’m also SO glad you started with a premade crust cause well that’s how I roll. This pie is almost as fabulous as you Hero!

    1. Lauren

      It was SO great seeing you and talking with you about your next steps! {So exciting!} Thanks for coming to Indulge 🙂

  24. Gail

    My husband spent 23 year in the Navy. I remember the ceremonies well. Baking is a must for wives of service men. This looks yummy. You both are gorgeous and your kids to die for. Keep him going with that schooling. My hubby didn’t stop until he was 49. You are blessed.

  25. cookbook queen

    Oh those two boys napping together is absolutely the cutest thing ever. I need to book a flight ASAP so I can get my baby fix — I miss little Eddie already!!

    This pie — I could write poetry about it.

  26. Colleen

    Congratulations to your husband! And to your for creating this beautiful pie while simultaneously mothering and wifing. It look delicious and I can’t wait to try it!

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