This Costco Pecan Pie is rich, gooey and loaded with a generous amount of pecans in every bite. With a crackly sugar top, thick syrupy filling and a flaky crust that holds its shape, this pie channels everything people love about Costco’s pies, but in a perfectly portioned homemade version. And simple enough to make two if you are serving a larger crowd.

Whether you’re prepping for the biggest cooking holiday of the year or simply want to recreate a Costco bakery classic at home, this decadent pie is a no-fuss favorite that deserves a spot on your holiday dessert table.
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- Why You Will Love Costco Pecan Pie
- Ingredients
- Substitutions and Variations
- How to Make My Costco Pecan Pie
- More Dessert Recipes You Will Love
- How to Store Costco Pecan Pie
- What to Serve with Costco Pecan Pie
- Top Tips
- Frequently Asked Questions About Making a Costco Pecan Pie
- More Recipes You Will Love
- Costco Pecan Pie
This easy copycat recipe was inspired by our holiday menu! Try our Herb Butter Turkey, Idahoan Mashed Potatoes or Old Fashioned Turkey Dressing for your next holiday.
Why You Will Love Costco Pecan Pie
- Inspired by a Fan-Favorite: Recreate the magic of Costco’s pecan pie without the need for a Costco membership.
- The Perfect Balance: Sweetness that doesn’t overwhelm the tastebuds.
- Flaky, Never Soggy: Avoid the dreaded soggy bottom with a crisp single-crust pie that holds its own.
- Ideal for the Holidays: A must-make for Thanksgiving but equally comforting for any time of year.
- Simple and Easy: Simple ingredients from the grocery store make this pie even easier to make than it already is!
Ingredients
With just a few simple ingredients, this store-bought favorite gets a warm, homemade touch that makes it holiday-table worthy.

See the recipe card below for the exact quantities of each ingredient.
- Golden Corn Syrup: Provides that gooey filling texture and signature shine.
- Granulated Sugar and Dark Brown Sugar: Adds both sweetness and a touch of molasses depth.
- Unsalted Butter: Enriches the filling and adds silkiness.
- Sea Salt and Pure Vanilla Extract: Elevates the flavor with warm, familiar notes.
- Large Eggs: Helps bind the thick filling and give structure to the filling.
For this easy copycat pie recipe, you'll want to have a 9-inch pie dish, rolling pin (if you are making your own crust), parchment paper for pies and pie weights, measuring cups and spoons, medium mixing bowl, spatula and a cooling rack.
Substitutions and Variations
Want to tweak it a bit? Here are a few easy options:
- Gluten Free: Just use your favorite pie crust recipe to make this a simple gluten free dessert.
- Dairy Free: Use your vegan butter of choice to make this recipe dairy free.
- Maple Syrup Instead of Corn Syrup: Adds a deeper, earthier sweetness.
- Top with Whipped Cream or Bourbon Glaze: Dress it up for the holiday season or dinner parties with homemade cool whip on top of the pie.
How to Make My Costco Pecan Pie
This recipe is straightforward and perfect for beginner bakers or busy holiday hosts.


Set your oven to 425F. For a homemade crust, dust your counter with flour and roll the dough to about ⅛-inch thick. Transfer to a 9-inch pie dish, leaving roughly ¾-inch overhang. Fold the edges upward, then crimp to shape.
Line the crust with parchment and fill with pie weights. Blind bake for 5-10 minutes. If using a store-bought crust, thaw according to the package and prebake the same way.
In a medium mixing bowl add corn syrup, granulated sugar, melted butter (slightly cooled), dark brown sugar, salt and vanilla and mix well with a spatula until all the butter is absorbed.
Add eggs and mix until fully combined. Then add chopped pecans and mix to incorporate. Pour into pie crust and top with pecan halves.
Bake for 10 minutes and then reduce the heat to 350F. Bake for another 30-35 minutes (if the center should be slightly jiggly and will set as it cools) and allow it to cool on a cooling rack.
Hint: Always be sure to allow adequate time for your pie to cool. This allows the filling to truly set up making for a beautiful slice that will hold up once cut.

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How to Store Costco Pecan Pie
If you have somehow managed to have leftovers of your pecan pie then don’t worry as you can easily store it for future enjoyment.
- Refrigerator: Store tightly covered once pie is cool in the fridge for up to 4 days.
- Freezer: Once cooled, wrap individual sliced tightly and freeze up to 2-3 months. I like to wrap individual slices so we can take out what we need.
- Reheating: Thaw overnight in the fridge and warm slices in the microwave slowly or in the oven before serving. Alternatively, you can enjoy room temperature too.
What to Serve with Costco Pecan Pie
Serve this rich and nutty copycat Costco pie with cozy drinks, classic toppings or savory holiday favorites to round out the perfect dessert moment.
- Warm Drinks: Crockpot hot chocolate, hot apple cider, Irish coffee with Baileys, hot chocolate with Baileys.
- Popular Thanksgiving Pies: Apple pie, pumpkin pie using sweetened condensed milk, turkey pot pie.

Top Tips
Bake the pie on the center rack for an even cook and crisp crust. Watch closely, the filling should still jiggle slightly when done
- Use a Pie Shield: Keeping in mind all ovens can run a bit differently, if needed, use a pie shield to prevents the edges from over-browning during the long bake time.
- Avoid Overmixing the Eggs: Lightly beat the eggs; overmixing can lead to a pudding-like texture on top.
- Check Early: Ovens vary, if the top is browning too fast, tent loosely with foil.
- Add Chopped Pecans Last: Putting the pecans in the filling last ensures they stay intact and crunchy in the filling.
Frequently Asked Questions About Making a Costco Pecan Pie
Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about a copycat Costco pecan pie.
Gently shake the pie, if the whole pie jiggles it needs more time. If only the center wobbles, it’s done and will set as it cools.
Yes, it is recommended. Place cooled pie in an airtight container for up to 4 days in the fridge for best flavor.

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Costco Pecan Pie
Equipment
- 9-inch Pie Dish
- Parchment Paper and Pie Weights
- Measuring Cups and Spoons
- Medium Bowl
- Spatula
- Cooling Rack
- Rolling Pin If making your own pie crust
Ingredients
- 1 9- inch unbaked pie crust thawed as per instructions or our homemade pie crust
- ¾ cup golden corn syrup
- 100 grams granulated sugar about ½ cup
- ½ stick butter, unsalted melted
- 25 grams dark brown sugar about 2 tbsp
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 3 large eggs lightly beaten
- ½ cup pecans chopped
- ½ cup pecan halves for topping
Instructions
- 1. Set your oven to 425F. For a homemade crust, dust your counter with flour and roll the dough to about ⅛-inch thick. Transfer to a 9-inch pie dish, leaving roughly ¾-inch overhang. Fold the edges upward, then crimp to shape.
- 1. Line the crust with parchment and fill with pie weights. Blind bake for 5-10 minutes. If using a store-bought crust, thaw according to the package and prebake the same way.
- In a medium mixing bowl add corn syrup, granulated sugar, melted butter (slightly cooled), dark brown sugar, salt and vanilla and mix well with a spatula until all the butter is absorbed.
- Add eggs and mix until fully combined. Then add chopped pecans and mix to incorporate. Pour into pie crust and top with pecan halves.
- Bake for 10 minutes and then reduce the heat to 350F. Bake for another 30-35 minutes (if the center should be slightly jiggly and will set as it cools) and allow it to cool on a cooling rack.
Notes
- Always be sure to allow adequate time for your pie to cool. This allows the filling to truly set up making for a beautiful slice that will hold up once cut.
- Keeping in mind all ovens can run a bit differently, if needed, use a pie shield to prevents the edges from over-browning during the long bake time.
- Lightly beat the eggs; overmixing can lead to a pudding-like texture on top.
- Ovens vary, if the top is browning too fast, tent loosely with foil.
- Putting the pecans in the filling last ensures they stay intact and crunchy in the filling.
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Jo says
This pie is great for any occasion. Delicious.
Eva Filer says
Glad you liked it! We love it too.
Joanne says
I would definitely be trying this recipe. Looks great.
Eva Filer says
It is a good one, I hope you enjoy it!
Eva Filer says
This recipe is so delicious, and full of crunch with a buttery inside. I never buy them anymore because it is so fast and easy to make at home!
Nicole says
I had always been afraid to try pecan pie and buying it from Costco always seemed so much simpler but wow, my rad kitchen you really taught me a new family favourite recipe, it was delicious!
I was at a friend‘s house and they had the Costco version and I thought to myself I am going to try and make this and boy am. I glad I googled your recipe. 10 out of 10.
Eva Filer says
Oh wow! That is so great to hear Nicole! Thank you so much for letting us know that. It warms my heart!
Seija says
This pecan pie was so good! The whole family loved it. I’ll definitely be making it again for our Christmas dessert spread.
Eva Filer says
We are so happy to hear everyone loved it! Thank you for letting us know.
Nicole says
Mmm made this and it tastes just like costco!! But maybe even better, but I didn’t think that was possible. Can’t wait to make this again, probably for Christmas!
Eva Filer says
Glad you loved it more than the original! 😉 That is the goal over here. Enjoy your holidays.
Amy says
I switched up the dessert for Thanksgiving this year and instead of pumpkin pie I made this pecan pie and added some of the chocolate chips as suggested in the notes. One of my new favourites, the hints of chocolate added a whole new level of deliciousness to an already tasty pie!
Eva Filer says
So fun! We love to hear that! Thank you so much!