Candy Dessert Recipes For Your Leftover Halloween Candy

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Make the most of your leftover Halloween goodies with these chocolate candy dessert recipes.

Candy Dessert Recipes

Don’t let leftover Halloween candy go to waste–use it to make these mouthwatering treats! Dig into your children’s Halloween loot for the ingredients to these delicious recipes.

Candy Cake

Cost per serving: $1.22
Try Snickers, Almond Joy or Reese’s peanut butter cups in this candy-lovers recipe. And if you’re in a hurry, feel free to skip the icing–the cake is perfectly delicious without it.
See Recipe: Candy Cake

Candy Corn Fudge

Cost per serving: 13¢
Make this rich dessert for pennies! If the fudge is too brittle to cut right out of the refrigerator, let it stand at room temperature until it has softened up a bit.
See Recipe: Candy Corn Fudge

Milky Way Pudding

Cost per serving: 87¢
Milky Way Midnight bars have darker chocolate than traditional Milky Ways, which gives this pudding a richer chocolate flavor.  You can swap in the regular Milky Ways, but the pudding will be much sweeter and not as chocolatey.
See recipe: Milky Way Pudding

Snickers Cheesecake

Cost per serving: $1.17
This treat-inspired twist on cheesecake is sure to be a hit this Halloween. You can swap in another kind of candy for the Snickers, if you prefer: peanut butter cups, malted milk balls or chocolate-covered toffee bars all work well. Then drizzle with chocolate syrup for extra decadence.
See recipe: Snickers Cheesecake

Almond Joy Brownies

Cost per serving: 58¢
These decadent Almond Joy Brownies will be a Halloween hit! For a creamy, nut-free take on this recipe, try 12 chopped snack-size 3 Musketeers bars in place of the Almond Joys.
See Recipe: Almond Joy Brownies

Chocolate-Strawberry Licorice Bites

Cost per serving: 7¢
Use everyone’s favorite chewy candy to make these fun-to-eat Chocolate-Strawberry Licorice Bites! For a different look, drizzle melted white chocolate over chocolate-flavored Twizzlers, then top them with orange and yellow sprinkles or nonparells for a cute Halloween theme.
See Recipe: Chocolate-Strawberry Licorice Bites

Peanut Butter Cup Pie

Cost per serving: $1.26
Chocolate, peanut butter and ice cream? This to-die-for combo will be tasty treat for Halloween guests. If you want to try another flavor, opt for peppermint patties with chocolate ice cream and chocolate cookie crust instead of graham cracker.
See Recipe: Peanut Butter Cup Pie