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Do You Have Plenty of Leftover Halloween Candy?

If you're like our family there's always plenty of leftover Halloween candy to use up, even after the kids have eaten more than they should have. Today I have some fun ideas and yummy recipes to help you use up that leftover Halloween candy (before next Halloween).

I hope you enjoy the recipes and ideas, feel free to leave your own ideas in the comment section at the bottom of the page!

Use leftover candy corn, or M & M's in a fall trail or party mix. Here's a quick and easy recipe:

Fall Harvest Snack Mix

Mix together:

* 5 cups of Chocolate Chex(tm) Cereal
* 1 bag Brachs(tm) Autumn Mix
* 2 cups of lightly salted peanuts

You can also spread this mixture out on a cookie sheet, or waxed paper, and drizzle it with melted chocolate, or white chocolate. Let it cool, then break it apart.

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Make Snickers Pie!

We don't often have Snickers leftover in our Halloween candy. I think they're usually the first candy bars to get eaten! If you happen to have some Snicker bars leftover, check out this link for a delicious Snicker's pie recipe:

Snickers Pie Recipe

Decorate Some Caramel or Candy Apples

Crush up some of your leftover Halloween candy and use it to decorate some caramel or candy apples. Yum! Many candies will work well for this, from Reese's Pieces to crushed Heath Bars.

Just dip your apple in melted caramel, then roll it in the crushed candies. You'll have a deluxe caramel apple you can share at a party or eat yourself.

Halloween Sprinkles

Make Milky Way Brownies!

Have a few Milky Way bars leftover? Try this recipe for Milky Way brownies:
Milky Way Brownie Recipe

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What Do You Do With Your Leftover Halloween Candy?

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BuckHawk Oct 27, 2010 @ 4:47 pm | delete

Gosh, I wish I had any left over candy. It all ends up right in my stomach and spreads to my hips! Great ideas, though if I ever get anything leftover.

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TheWhistler Oct 27, 2010 @ 1:23 pm | delete

Keep the good stuff to last. If you are going to be stuck with it, it might as well be something you like.