8 Spooktacular Treats to Make With Your Leftover Halloween Candy

This salty toffee candy, or “Halloween crack,” is named for how addictive it is. Not only that, but it’s frighteningly simple to make; you probably already have all the ingredients in your pantry. Just add candy!

If you have a slow cooker and some Reese’s Pieces sitting around, this is the recipe for you. It’s a sweet and salty snack that’s perfectly on theme for the holiday, and guaranteed to be a crowd pleaser.

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Press any candy you want into the tops of these Halloween Candy Cookie Bars for a sugary treat that’s the perfect option for when you can’t decide between a cookie, a brownie or a candy bar.

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If you’re looking for a way to eat candy corn other than straight out of the bag, try mixing it into this Halloween-themed trail mix, ideal for fulfilling your salty-sweet cravings.

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Everyone knows that Halloween Oreos are the best kind of Oreos. Make them even more delicious by transforming them into this spooky white chocolate Oreo bark.

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You don’t even need a mixer to make these Halloween Blondies! Crumbled oreos, colorful sprinkles and Halloween M&M's combine to create a perfectly crunchy party treat.

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Throw any leftover candy you want into these buttery Halloween cookies, best served warm with a glass of milk.

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These Halloween Tarts are the cutest and maybe most impressive dessert you can make using your leftover candy. Made with creamy chocolate pudding, fluffy whipped cream and store-bought tart shells, they’re the perfect way to use up any soft, chocolatey candy you have lying around.

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