The ultimate guide to Leftover Halloween Candy Recipes! Whether you want classics like candy cookies or something unique like snickers salad, we’ve got you covered!
What to do with leftover halloween candy?
Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE Halloween candy, but sometimes there’s just too much to handle!
- Bake with it. Chop up a variety of candies and stir them to your favorite brownie batter or cookie dough, or sprinkle them onto melted chocolate to create candy bark. If sweet and salty is your thing, mix leftover candy with nuts, pretzels, dried fruit, popcorn, etc. to make homemade trail mix.
- Freeze. Stocking stuffer anyone?! The kids will never know as long as the wrappers are generic and not Halloween themed.
- Donate It. Here’s a guide on How to Donate Leftover Candy.
If baking with candy is your jam, here are my favorite leftover Halloween candy recipes!
Candy Cookies
These Candy Cookies are the BEST way to use up leftover candy bars from Halloween or any festive holiday! They're chewy, ooey-gooey, and can be baked from fresh or frozen.
Get The RecipeChristmas Crack Recipe
Christmas Crack is the ultimate holiday candy! Crisp saltine crackers are layered with a buttery two ingredient toffee and rich chocolate for a sweet and salty crunch in every bite.
Get The RecipeHow to Make Box Brownies Better
How to Make Box Brownies Better: a few simple ways to make your boxed brownies taste like they're made from scratch. Moist, fudgy, chocolate-y, and so easy!
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Snickers Salad is a sweet treat made with tart apples, nutty Snickers, and creamy cool whip. This easy dessert salad will surely be the crowd favorite at your next potluck!
Get The RecipeChocolate Chip Cookie Bars
Satisfy your sweet tooth with these irresistible chocolate chip cookie bars! This easy dessert has a perfect balance of gooey centers, crispy edges, and puddles of melted chocolate.
Get The RecipeS’Mores Cookies
These S'mores Cookies have puddles of melted chocolate, crispy graham crackers, and ooey-gooey perfectly toasted marshmallows. The BEST way to eat s'mores without a campfire.
Get The RecipeOreo Turkey Cookies
These Oreo Turkey Cookies couldn't be cuter! These cookie turkeys are quick, easy, and perfect for a kid friendly Thanksgiving activity.
Get The RecipeMonster Cookies
These monster cookies are unique, because they're made without flour - only oats, so they're ultra chewy and hearty! They're also loaded with creamy peanut butter, M&Ms, and chocolate chips.
Get The RecipeEasy Pretzel Turtles
These Pretzel Turtles are made FOUR ways and make the perfect sweet and salty holiday treat! Mini pretzels are loaded up with various chocolates, candies, and toppings, then baked to perfection.
Get The RecipeEasy Peanut Butter Cup Cookies
These Peanut Butter Cup Cookies are buttery soft peanut butter cookie cups stuffed with melty peanut butter cups. This holiday classic is SO easy to make!
Get The RecipeEasy Peanut Butter Blossoms
These Easy Peanut Butter Blossoms are a holiday favorite. Soft and chewy peanut butter cookies are coated in sugar and topped with hershey milk chocolate kisses.
Get The RecipeCake Mix Cookies
These Cake Mix Cookies can be made with any combination of cake mix, pudding mix, and mix-ins! These ultra fluffy cookies are quick, easy, and delicious.
Get The RecipeCandy Corn and Peanut Snack Mix
This Candy Corn and Peanut Snack Mix is the perfect combination of sweet and salty! This addictive fall treat is made with creamy candy corn and crunchy roasted peanuts.
Get The RecipePeanut Butter Cup Stuffed Brownie Bites
These peanut butter cup stuffed brownie bites are oogey gooey at it's finest! While these brownie bites would be great without the peanut butter cups, because they're so moist and fudgy, the Reese's really takes it to the next level! Biting into a rich, chewy brownie, and a melty peanut butter cup is pure heaven.
Get The Recipe– Jennifer