So maybe your kids did too good of a job trick-or-treating this year. Or maybe you couldn't pass up the candy aisle or after-Halloween sales. Whatever the reason, here are 11 sweet ways to use that leftover Halloween candy.
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Peanut Butter Candy Bar Fudge
Fudge is an easy way to give new life to leftover candy. This is a great treat to make and share with friends!
This sweet and simple blondie batter is the perfect base for any kind of Halloween candy. Feel free to mix and match your favorites for sweet candy perfection.
Stuff your favorite chocolate candies into these pies for a burst of warm, chocolatey flavor. These use premade pie crust, so they're super easy, too! Get the recipe: Leftover Candy Hand Pies
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Skittles Paint
Taste the rainbow-and then paint with it! Using Skittles and corn starch, you can create vibrant colors perfect for a kid-friendly activity.
This fun candy bark recipe is so flexible-use any candy you'd like along with salty additions like pretzels or potato chips for an irresistible flavor combination.
What could be better than combining cookies and candy? This cookie cake is simple to make and is a great dessert to share or brighten up someone's day!
These cute turkeys would make a great addition to your Thanksgiving spread, and they use all sorts of leftover candy! Use your favorite sugar cookie recipe (this one is gluten-free!) and decorate away.
If you STILL have too much Halloween candy, consider donating it to a good cause. Operation Gratitude will send candy overseas to troops as a sweet way to say "thank you."