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These cookie bars feature a light blondie layer on bottom and a molasses-colored cookie layer on top. Every bite will have the perfect amount of crispiness and chewiness.

Hazelnut Haystacks

Turn your favorite chocolate-hazelnut spread into a delicious treat. These slow cooker candies come together with minimal hands-on time for a delicious, crunchy sweet that's perfect for the holidays.

Fruitcake Bars

Transform traditional fruitcake into smaller bars for finger food at your next gathering. The generous dose of rum (or brandy, if you prefer) will help put everyone in the holiday spirit.

Peppermint-Chocolate Brookies

If you haven't yet heard of brookies, prepare to meet your new favorite dessert mash-up. Part brownie, part cookie, all irresistible and mouthwatering.

Two-Ingredient Peanut Butter Fudge

There's no need to go through the complicated candy-making process to enjoy homemade fudge anymore! This fudge recipe uses just a can of peanut butter and a can of frosting to make a fudge-like treat in a snap.

PB&M Fudge

Fluffernutter fans, this is your dream fudge recipe! It's got the peanut butter and marshmallow combo you adore with the addition of some sweetened condensed milk and white baking chocolate for a bit more decadence.

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Ice Cube Tray Chocolates

You've gotta try making these customizable homemade chocolate candies as a food gift this holiday season. Choose the chocolate type and filling your recipient most loves to show how much you care.

Make-It-Mine Caramel Cracker Candy

This easy candy recipe is commonly called "Christmas crack" because once you start it's almost impossible to stop eating this sweet-and-salty concoction. Often made for the holidays, there's no reason you can't make this dessert recipe year-round.

Marbled Caramel Apples

Santa Hat and Christmas Tree Brownies

Missouri Gooey Butter Bars

Bourbon-Brown Sugar Nuts

Paleo Rosemary Roasted Nuts

If plain nuts are starting seem to bland and boring, whip up a batch of these rosemary roasted nuts which are the exact opposite. A mix of almonds, walnuts, and pumpkin seeds provides different textures for you to crunch on, while honey adds a touch of sweetness.