5 Things to Do With Leftover Easter Candy
I may have technically outgrown an Easter basket in my family circle, but that doesn’t mean I don’t spoil myself with bag(s) of candy. But then, of course, my eyes are bigger than my stomach and I’m left with loads of leftover Milky Ways, Cadbury Creme Eggs, jelly beans and Peeps just staring at me. Before, my solution was to pawn it all off on other people, but these ideas are much, much better.
Cadbury Egg-Stuffed Cupcakes
Babble
I literally have ZERO words to describe this. Except that I can’t stop looking at it, and I want it right now.
Make This: Cadbury Egg-Stuffed Cupcakes
Butterscotch Bird Nests
Matt Armendariz
Sweeten pretzels with a yummy butterscotch coating, then top with chocolate eggs. They’re adorable and delicious!
Make This: Butterscotch Bird Nests
Easter Bunny Bark
Wishes and Dishes
Take all your leftover Easter candy, crush it up, and turn it into a mouthwatering dessert that’s perfect for packaging as spring gifts … or hoarding. I choose the latter, personally.
Make This: Easter Bunny Bark
Candy Bar Blondies
Sallys Baking Addiction
Use your favorite leftover candy bars (assuming there are any left) to make these quick and easy blondie bars. They’re gooey, chewy and oh-so-chocolate-y.
Make This: Candy Bar Blondies
Peeps S’mores
Sallys Baking Addiction
Turn those leftover chickies into candy-colored s’mores in seconds.
Make This: Peeps S’mores
The Jelly Bean Cocktail
The Kitchn
Here’s a grown-up way to enjoy a classic Easter candy. Plus, you can create all the colors of the rainbow by substituting various liqueurs. (Vodka, Midori and sour mix will create a nice shade of green, for example.)
Make This: The Jelly Bean Cocktail
