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Impossible Pie

When I read of the Impossible pie, I wanted to make it for Mother's Day, as a remembrance of my preschooler getting the meaning of possible wrong but I dont want to correct her with just with one word.
Back to the pie, friends loved it. I think if you belonged to the soft crust or the custard or the coconut crunch lover group, you will like it, overlap is bonus joy.
I fell 2 tbsp short of butter, Wonder how the taste or texture would have been different.
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