Leftover Halloween Candy Recipes

I heard from a friend once that SOME people don’t actually eat all of their Halloween candy.  Say wha?? What kind of self-control is needed for such a feat?  Whatever it is, I don’t have it.  HOWEVER, I do sometimes have the gumption to go and buy more Halloween candy after the 31st (because it’s on sale, of course) which is basically the same thing as having leftover.  Did you know you can make even yummier treats out of your Halloween candy?  Cupcakes, candy bark, popcorn, cookies… you name it, you can make it using leftover Halloween candy.  Today I’ve rounded up some of the best recipes I’ve seen and am planning on trying quite a few of them this year!  But unlike all of those leftover turkey recipes, I don’t think I’ll ever get sick of these. 🙂Click on the links below each image to take you to the full recipe.  Enjoy!

Three Musketeers Cupcakes via Cookies & Cups

Milky Way Pudding via my recipes

Leftover Candy Hand Pies Recipe via DIETHOOD

Almond Joy Crescent Rolls Recipe via CRAZY FOR CRUST

Twix Cookie Dough Cheesecake Bars Recipe via bakers royale

Candy Corn Bark Recipe via Betty Crocker

Butterfinger Fudge Recipe via shugary sweets

Butterfinger Poke Cake via lemon-sugar

Candy Bar Apple Salad Recipe via Taste of Home

  Sweet Tarts Milkshake Recipe via Real Simple

Chocolate Kiss Powder Puff Cookies Recipe via Averiecooks

Dark Chocolate Mounds Bar Cookies via sally’s baking addiction

Leftover Halloween Candy Blondies Recipe via Just a Taste

   Halloween Candy Cookie Cake Recipe via BAKER by Nature

Kit Kat and M&Ms Cake Recipe and Tutorial via RECIPE GIRL

Homemade Reese’s Donuts via i heart naptime

Reese’s Cheesecake Brownies Recipe via PIP and EBBY

Reese’s Pieces & Pretzel Popcorn Recipe via Landeelu

Halloween Candy Trifle with Brownies, Hot Fudge and Ice Cream via foodnetwork

   Caramel Apple Milky Way Cheesecake Cookie Bars Recipe via INSIDE BruCrew LIFE

Snickers Hot Fudge in 44 Seconds recipe via babble

Luckily calories don’t count between October 1st and December 31st, right?  

Happy Halloween and Halloween candy eating! 🙂