Halloween leaves behind a trail of candy that often lasts long after the trick-or-treaters are gone. You’ve got piles of candy bars, M&Ms, and other treats just sitting there. Instead of letting them sit in a bowl, why not use them to make something delicious? Leftover candy can be the perfect ingredient for some sweet recipes.
White Chocolate Party Mix. Photo credit: Honest and Truly.
M&M Cakies
Got a bunch of leftover M&Ms? These cakies are soft, chewy, and filled with colorful candy, making each bite a little sweeter. Perfect for an after-school snack or a simple dessert, this recipe is an easy way to turn Halloween leftovers into a fun treat everyone will enjoy.
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Candy Stuffed Cookies
Want a sweet surprise in every bite? These soft cookies are stuffed with mini candy bars, turning leftover Halloween treats into hidden treasures. Easy to make and fun for kids to help with, this recipe gives a fresh twist to your candy stash in each bite.
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Salted Caramel Ice Cream with Candy Bits
Craving a creamy way to use leftover Halloween candy? This salted caramel ice cream gets an upgrade with chopped candy pieces for a sweet, crunchy finish. Simple to make and rich in flavor, this dessert is a great way to make candy leftovers the main event.
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Edible Candy Bar Cookie Dough
Looking for a safe-to-eat cookie dough that’s packed with leftover Halloween candy? This no-bake treat uses heat-treated flour and no eggs, making it perfect for snacking straight from the bowl. With chopped candy bars mixed in, this recipe is a quick, easy way to turn candy leftovers into a delicious treat.
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White Chocolate Party Mix
Want a fun mix for easy snacking? This blend of pretzels, M&Ms, dried fruit, and white chocolate brings together leftover Halloween candy for a sweet and salty treat. Simple to toss together and perfect for sharing, it’s a crowd-pleasing snack that makes candy the star.
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Snickers Popcorn
Looking to make popcorn a little sweeter? This easy recipe takes caramel corn up a notch by adding chopped Snickers and blending chocolate, caramel, and peanut flavors. It’s a simple and tasty way to put leftover Halloween candy to use in a snack everyone can enjoy.
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Candy Cookie Brownies
Want to make a rich treat that combines brownies, cookies, and leftover Halloween candy? This dessert blends cookie dough and brownie batter, topped with chopped candy for extra sweetness. Easy to bake and fudgy in every bite, this recipe is a delicious way to finish off any extra chocolates.
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Reese’s Peanut Butter Cupcakes
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cupcakes. Photo credit: Ginger Casa
Love chocolate and peanut butter together? These rich cupcakes hide a mini Reese’s cup in each one, giving you a sweet surprise when you take a bite. Perfect for using up leftover candy, these treats are a simple way to make a peanut buttery dessert everyone will love.
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Reese’s Pieces Bars
Got a stash of Reese’s Pieces left over? These chewy bars mix a rich, peanut-buttery base with colorful candy, creating a dessert that’s sweet and satisfying. An easy way to use up extra Halloween treats, these bars are sure to be a hit with candy lovers.
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Cream Cheese Thumbprint Cookies with Hershey Kisses
Looking for a soft, simple cookie that uses leftover Halloween candy? These cake-like cookies are topped with a Hershey Kiss or any extra chocolates for a quick, delicious dessert. Great for sharing or snacking, these treats are an easy way to enjoy those leftover sweets.
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Almond Bark Cereal
Need a no-bake treat that’s crunchy and sweet? This recipe mixes leftover Halloween candy with cereal and almond bark, creating a snack that’s fun and quick to make. Perfect for munching on or sharing, this cereal treat gives new life to extra candy.
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