Do you ever wonder what to do with all that leftover Halloween candy?
How about getting creative and make some new dessert recipes with it. Make sure you read below on other ways to use leftover Halloween candy in addition to making some of these fabulous desserts.
Of course, you can always stash it for later, or take it to work and pass it out. Do you know, sometimes I go to the store the day after and buy it while it’s half off? Sometimes I just like to eat a tootsie roll or two. hehe.
Recipes and Ideas for Leftover Halloween Candy
No Bake Chocolate Twix Ice Cream
Pumpkin Spice Cake with Leftover Snickers
Rolo Chocolate Caramel Apple Dip
Mixed Candy Trail Mix
More Ways to Use Leftover Halloween Candy
I know this is the time of year, that we stuff ourselves with chocolate and go crazy, but this could be a chance to make some desserts out of all the leftover candy and maybe freeze some of it for later.
It might be fun to make a few desserts and take them to neighbors as gifts and wrap them up cute with a “sweet” tag. You could also think about any upcoming holiday parties you may be going to and make a great dessert for that.
Another idea is to bring one of your desserts to some of the people who work in the service industry. Your hairdresser, your cleaning lady, your banker, your mechanic, the possibilities are endless. You can even bring them to the fire departments in your neighborhood.
I know if you really think about it, this time of year we are always looking for last minute gifts to give out as thank yous. Why don’t you take that leftover candy and make something that will serve two purposes?
Have a safe weekend. What will you be doing with your leftover candy? Leave me a comment and tell me.
For other dessert recipes try:
Fun and Unique Ways to Use Leftover Halloween Candy
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That cookie cake looks decedent! With 4 kids trick or treating we will definitely have an over abundance of candy!
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That No Bake Chocolate Twix Ice Cream is calling my name! Pinning this to be able to come back to this weekend 🙂
Yes, Its calling mine too, Jill. Thanks for stopping by.
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These look so good! We went without candy this year, but I'll need to keep it in mind for next year!
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Like I said, you can get it half off tomorrow and then you can make half off desserts.
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Oh my goodness…which one to start with….hmmmm!
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Thanks for stopping by. I know, I want to make them all.
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Oh wow – my teeth are aching just looking at these tasty treats. My dentist will not be happy. lol 🙂
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These are all great ideas…I definitely need to do something about ours, because I keep eating it. Thanks for sharing it with us at Foodie Fridays! Pinning!
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Baking with Halloween candy? Inspired! Ours usually just slowly dwindles over time! Thanks for sharing with us at Merry Monday!
Luckily my son only likes to go to a few houses so we do not have a lot of candy leftover. But these are some great ideas so I many need to go buy more. Thanks for sharing with us on the #HomeMattersParty this week. I hope you join us again next week.