Halloween has come and gone, but now you’re left with bowls and bowls of leftover candy. Maybe you got overly excited and bought too much (like me) or maybe trick-or-treaters were more scarce this year. Whatever the reason may be…what in the world are you going to do with it all?! Don’t worry, I, Special Kayla, have thought all about it and am here to present you with all kinds of sweet treats that you can make using Halloween candy.
Butterfinger Poke Cake
Bake up your favorite cake mix, poke holes in it, melt some Butterfingers and pour the sweet liquid over the cake, add some whipped cream, and crumbled Butterfingers and whala you have a sweet dessert for everyone to enjoy!
S’mores
Mini Hershey bars are perfect for creating s’mores. Although Halloween has ended, Fall is still here, and s’mores are the best treat to beat your sweet tooth-whether you are making them over stove-top or campfire.
M & M Cookie Pizza
Grab a pizza pan and press out some chocolate chip cookie dough, bake it, and while it is still warm spread your candy bar of choice (I recommend Hershey’s classic candy bar) until melted, and then sprinkle with loads and loads of M & Ms!
Chocolate Sauce and Marshmallows
This treat is easy and fun for people of all ages. Melt up any candy bars you have left- Twix, Butterfinger, Hershey bar, Snickers, whatever you like- remove the add-ins and simply dip your marshmallows. It’s your own homemade fondue! You can also dip pretzels or potato chips. Set your imagination free!
Payday Bars with Candy Corn
Melt your Payday Bars in a large mixing bowl, throw in some candy corn, and then re-dip the mixture out on a baking sheet. Let harden and then you have a sweet and salty crunch sure to fix any of your cravings!
Glistening Popcorn
Pop up your favorite brand of popcorn and then add in your favorite leftover candy. You can melt candy bars and drizzle them over your corn or simply throw in some M& Ms. This delicious snack is fun to create and eat!
Fun, easy treats coming to you straight from Special Kayla here at K105. And remember, if you still have leftover candy…. I’ll always accept it. Have a great first day of November!
Until next time.
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