With Halloween approaching tomorrow, your kids are amped to fill their trick or treat bags full to the brim. Only so much candy can be consumed before it makes a come back in more ways than one with little ones. Instead of letting your child eat the candy straight through, save some to make awesome treats out of. Here are 10 delicious ways to use leftover Halloween Candy.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Kit Kat Crunch Bars
When I first stumbled upon these my mouth started to water. These look absolutely divine and I’m going to make these with or without Halloween kit kats. You can find the Chocolate Peanut Butter Kit Kat Crunch Bars recipe here by Averie Cooks.
Heath Bar Cookies
I honestly don’t know if I’ve ever had a heath bar before but if the boys collect some, I’ll give this recipe a shot. How can you go work with cookies? Find the Heath Bar Cookies recipe here by Baked Bree.
Funfetti Fried Candy Corn
You all already know how much I love my recipe. This funnel cake, candy corn mix is the perfect home festival treat. You can find my Funfetti Fried Candy Corn recipe here.
Leftover Halloween Candy Bark
Now, this is my kind of leftover candy recipe. Throwing everything together into a bark of deliciousness. You can find the Leftover Halloween Candy Bark recipe here by the Brown Eyed Baker.
MVPeanut Butter Snickers Popcorn
Candy drizzled popcorn is everyone’s favorite treat. With all the holidays coming up, this is the perfect treat to gift. You can find the MVPeanut Butter Snickers Popcorn recipe here by The Frugal Foodie Mama.
Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Brownies
The only thing I have to say about this recipe is that its already in the oven with current Halloween candy for our trick or treaters. I couldn’t wait any longer to make them. You can find the Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Brownies recipe here by Cookies and Cups.
Octoberbark
Because you can never have just one option for a leftover Halloween candy bark. You can find A Farm Girl’s Dabbles recipe for Octoberbark here.
Snickery Doodles
It’s exactly what it sounds like, a snicker doodle cookie with a delicious snickers. How could that combo ever be wrong? Find the Snickery-Doodles recipe by Sally’s Baking Addiction.
White Chocolate Reeses Fudge
I’m not a huge white chocolate fan but I do love a good fudge. My husband is a sucker for white chocolate reeses so I’m sure this will be a hit with him. You can find the White Chocolate Reeses Fudge recipe here by Lil Luna.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Cup Cookie Dough Truffles
I know truffles are extremely easy to make but I’ve personally never given them a shot. These little balls of yumminess look like the perfect holiday treat to make with leftover Halloween candy. You can find the Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Cookie Dough Truffles recipe here by Inside Bru Crew Life.
Candy Corn and White Chocolate Softbatch Cookies
Another candy corn match made! Mixing candy corn and white chocolate together in a cookie makes for a tasty treat. Find the Candy Corn and White Chocolate Softbatch Cookies recipe here by Averie Cooks.
No-Bake Butterfinger Pie
I am not a pie fan but a no-bake pie is sort of a different story. These types of pies are like cheesecakes in my opinion so sign me up! You can find the No-Bake Butterfinger Pie recipe here by Brown Eyed Baker.
Leftover Halloween Candy Cookie Cups
Last but not least on the list are these Leftover Halloween Candy Cookie Cups which pretty much throw everything into a cookie. Um, yes please! You can find the Leftover Halloween Candy Cookie Cups recipe here by Spaceships and Laser Beams.
Ahhh! I love those ideas! The leftover candy bark is the best idea ever! I might actually get my kids to part with their candy if they know this is what’s going to happen to it.
All of these ideas are pretty good. It’s probably a faster and easier way to get rid of candy. And is in a way that my kiddo would love it because he would be able to eat his candy in a dessert.
I love these ideas and ways to use leftover Halloween candy! Sometimes there can be so much leftover.
Now these are some awesome things to do with let over candy, I am in love with the sound of the kit kat crunch bars I definitely need to try those!
All of these are really great ideas! Too bad we never have any Halloween candy left over. Haha. I could always buy a bag though to make some of these tasty treats.
Another great Pin to share 🙂 I’ve never heard of Heath bars?! I don’t think I can get them in Canada. I love all these recipes, thanks for linking such great bloggers and their recipes.
That’s a good question, I don’t know! I’ve never tried one so I honestly don’t even know what they’re like! lol
I love the idea of the candy bark! I always have so much left over that no one really wants.
My mouth is watering from seeing all those delicious treats. Surely after Halloween, there’s a lot of left-over candies so this surely did come quite in handy.
So clever, I love this round up! I never thought about using leftover candy in cookies and cakes!
I am now excited for the left over candies that my niece would have! These are delicious and I can’t wait to try them!
Wow, of course we can make revel bars out of chocolate candies. But candy corns in a muffin? I wonder how they taste like. The butterfnger pie sounds delicious!
Haha, I bet its more like a cupcake! lol
Wow, these all look amazing. I’ll have to give a lot of these a try after tonight. My girls are excited to go out trick or treating tonight.
That’s really amazing! I think it’s awesome that you’re sharing these recipes. There are sometimes too much candy from trick or treating. It would be nice to make this for the family.
I have never incorporated leftover Halloween candy into a recipe, but I have always loved the idea. Maybe I’ll do this year, though!
You have found some amazing recipes. The candy usually disappears very quickly in our house. Once it is gone, they don’t get any more until Santa comes. 🙂
These are some really creative ways to make trick or treating even more fun! Love the idea of taking Halloween candy and using it to enhance baking recipes. Great post!
I don’t anyone who has leftover Halloween candy. But I am going to have to try the peanut butter kit-kat treats. Two of my favorites in one.
Oh my gosh, what a great idea to use leftover candy in recipes. Those kit-kat bars will have to be the first recipe I try. I want to make them all, lol.
These are great recipes using leftover Halloween candy. I am looking at 3 bags of candy right now and contemplating the recipe I want to make.
First of all, I’ve never heard of “leftover Halloween candy!” LOL But if I DID ever have such a thing, these recipes look fantastic!! What a great way to dress up snickerdoodles!
Yum! And I’m drooling while browsing your photos. 🙂 I can’t remember a time that there were leftovers though because our son gobbled them all up. LOL.