Nutella S’mores Tart
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If you love the classic taste of campfire s’mores but want a dessert that’s a bit more polished and perfect for parties, this Nutella S’mores Tart is sure to win you over.

Table of Contents
- Here’s Why You’ll Love This Recipe
- Ingredients You’ll Need
- In Photos: How To Make Nutella S’mores Tart
- More S’mores Recipes
This tart has a crunchy, buttery Graham cracker crust, is filled with chocolatey Nutella, and is topped with a homemade marshmallow meringue. Toast the meringue until it’s crisp and brown on the outside and meltingly gooey inside, for an elegant, no-bake take on the nostalgic s’more.
We do s’mores a lot at my house because there’s nothing better than a campfire in a fire pit, and the kiddos always want to toast marshmallows when the fire is roaring. It’s so much fun relaxing in the backyard, watching the kids run around catching fireflies, and toasting marshmallows over the smoky fire.
This tart is a great way to recreate those memories all year ’round, and it’s no-bake (perfect for summer!) and easy-peasy to make thanks to Nutella.
It all starts with a great Graham cracker crust. I always use this recipe. It’s great. The perfect ratio of graham to butter to sugar to salt. Don’t you dare leave out the salt! The filling is quite sweet, so you really need it to balance it out. I used my rectangular tart pan, but it takes the same amount of crust mixture as a regular pie crust, so I’m thinking the other quantities would probably be interchangeable as well.
Next is a thick layer of creamy Nutella, rich in chocolate and hazelnut flavors. On top, there’s a fluffy marshmallow meringue, toasted until golden and slightly crisp on the outside, yet still soft and airy inside.
This dessert feels extra special, but it’s surprisingly easy to make. Since the tart itself doesn’t need baking, it’s a great make-ahead treat for holidays, dinner parties, or whenever you want something sweet with a bit of flair.
Here’s Why You’ll Love This Recipe
- It captures all the flavor of s’mores in an elegant tart form.
- The combination of a crunchy crust, a silky filling, and a fluffy topping is absolutely irresistible.
- It is mostly no-bake, so it comes together quickly.
- The toasted marshmallow meringue makes it feel extra impressive.
- It is a wonderful dessert for entertaining because it slices beautifully and serves a crowd.
Ingredients You’ll Need
The recipe card at the bottom of the post contains the full list with all of the amounts. Refer to that when you’re cooking.
- Graham cracker tart crust: This is the crunchy, buttery base of the tart. You can make your own crust or use a store-bought tart shell, whichever is easier for you.
- Nutella: This smooth chocolate-hazelnut spread makes a rich, flavorful filling. It’s easy and decadent. You can use another chocolate-hazelnut spread, but Nutella gives the tart its classic taste and smooth texture.
- Egg whites: Egg whites whip up into the light, fluffy base for the marshmallow meringue. Make sure there’s no yolk in them so they reach full volume.
- Granulated sugar: Sugar adds sweetness to the meringue and helps give it a shiny, marshmallow-like finish. You’ll use it in two steps for the best texture.
- Light corn syrup: Corn syrup helps keep the meringue stable and gives it a soft, stretchy marshmallow texture. It also makes the topping smooth and shiny.
- Water: A bit of water dissolves the sugar and helps make the syrup that you’ll whip into the egg whites.
- Vanilla extract: Vanilla brings all the flavors together and gives the topping that classic marshmallow taste.
In Photos: How To Make Nutella S’mores Tart
Step 1: Fill the crust
Spread the Nutella evenly in the graham cracker tart shell. Make it as smooth as you can so the meringue will sit nicely on top.

Step 2: Start the meringue
Put the egg whites and a little sugar in a large bowl. Whip them until soft peaks form. This step helps make the topping light before you add the hot syrup.
Step 3: Cook the sugar syrup
Mix the remaining sugar with corn syrup and water in a saucepan. Heat it over medium-high, swirling the pan now and then, until it reaches 240°F (115°C).
Step 4: Stream in the syrup
While the mixer is on low, slowly pour the hot syrup into the whipped egg whites. Go slowly and pour carefully.
Step 5: Whip until fluffy
After all the syrup is in, turn the mixer up to medium-high and whip until the meringue is thick, shiny, fluffy, and bright white.
Step 6: Add the vanilla
Add the vanilla extract and mix until fully blended.
Step 7: Top the tart
Spoon or pipe the marshmallow meringue over the Nutella layer. You can leave it with soft swirls for a rustic look or pipe it for a fancier finish.
Step 8: Toast until golden

Toast the meringue with a kitchen torch until it’s browned and lightly crisp. Or, put it under the broiler for a short time, but watch closely so it doesn’t burn.
Helpful Tips and Tricks
- Use room-temperature egg whites: They whip up more easily and give you better volume.
- Be careful with the hot syrup: Pour the syrup in slowly and steadily as you mix, so it blends smoothly into the egg whites.
- Use a thermometer: For the best marshmallow texture, make sure the syrup reaches the soft ball stage (240°F).
- Torch just before serving: The meringue looks and tastes best when it’s freshly toasted.
- Chill for neater slices: Chilling the tart for a bit after assembling helps the Nutella firm up, so you get cleaner slices.

More S’mores Recipes
- S’mores Brownies
- S’mores Bars
- S’mores Dip
- S’mores Cupcakes
- S’mores Pie
- S’mores Cupcake Jars
- S’mores Berry Tart
- S’mores Frappuccino Granita
- S’mores Ice Cream Bars

Nutella S’mores Tart
Ingredients
- 1 Graham cracker crust
- 1 1/2 cups (450 g) Nutella Chocolate Hazelnut Spread
- 2 (60 ml) egg whites
- 3/4 cup (150 g) granulated sugar,, divided
- 1/3 cup (78.86 ml) light corn syrup
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Instructions
- Fill the prepared tart shell with Nutella spread.
- Place the egg whites and 2 tablespoons of the sugar in a large mixing bowl and whip until the mixture holds soft peaks.
- Place the remaining sugar, corn syrup, and water in a medium pot and bring to a boil over medium-high heat, swirling the pot occasionally.
- Continue to cook until the syrup reaches about 240 degrees F (soft ball stage).
- Slowly and carefully stream the hot syrup into the egg mixture, while stirring on low speed.
- Once all the syrup has been incorporated, turn the mixer up to medium-high speed and whip until fluffy, thick, and white.
- Stir in the vanilla extract and pipe or spoon the marshmallow meringue onto the tart.
- Toast the meringue with a brulee torch (or under the broiler for a few minutes) until brown and slightly crisp.




Seriously amazing! You are really hitting all the right notes with the smore stuff lately.
Thanks Nicole! What can I say I am hopelessly addicted to s’mores, lol! Hope you’re having a fun week dear!
This tart is so beautiful! Almost too pretty to eat… almost 🙂 We are big on the fire pits and s’mores in the backyard as well. We’ve had a ton of people over to share and I try and have different things to serve besides just the traditional s’more each time. I made my chocolate chip cookies and added golden grahams last time (http://www.foodtasticmom.com/2014/06/14/chocolate-chip-smore-whoopie-pies/). For sure one of these times I need to make this tart!! I actually look forward to fall the most with campfires and s’mores, so really, the best times are still yet to come. Thanks for sharing. Pinned!
Thanks so much, Jill! Your s’more cookies sound fantastic. And you are so right, the fall is the best time for s’mores for sure. Thanks so much for pinning 😀 😀 😀
This looks fabulous! Thanks for linking up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
My pleasure as always, Karly!
I’m planning on devoting July to s’mores on the blog and this tart would fit in wonderfully. I’ve never had a proper s’more but I love the concept. Looks delicious Allie 🙂
Oh, my dear, you must have a proper s’more! So decadent… Thank you so much for the sweet comment and I can’t wait to see what’s to come next month on Baking in Pyjamas!
Nutella + crust + marshmallows. Simple yet GENIUS! I too have no childhood nutella memories. I’m trying to spare my children from a similar fate.
Lol!!! I know, it’s tragic isn’t it? No child should have to endure that kind of deprivation ;P Thanks so much Karen!