15 Candy Corn Desserts for a Sweet Treat on Halloween

These rich, fudgy brownies are topped with a layer of melted chocolate that makes it easier for the candy to stick to! Sprinkle on candy corn, chopped chocolate bars, sprinkles, and more.

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Did you know that you can make a homemade version of this popular candy bar using just a handful of ingredients? The key is to use melted candy corn, peanut butter, crushed peanuts, and cornflakes. Then, finish each piece by dipping it in melted chocolate!

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Go all out this Halloween with a platter full of sweets—include candy corn (of course), M&Ms, sour gummies, and even Halloween cookies. You can also balance out the sweetness with salty snacks like pretzels, nuts, and popcorn.

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These cookies are both chewy and sweet—just the way any good cookie should be! Plus, the addition of candy corn makes them perfect for a fall bake sale.

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Using candy corn, candy eyeballs, and sprinkles to decorate these pumpkin cheesecake bars will instantly make them spookier and more fun. Turn it into a fall activity by getting your kids to help with the decorating!

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You actually don't even need to like candy corn to make this sweet Halloween treat. It's made to look like candy corn, but uses orange and yellow candy melts instead.

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Since candy corn is so sweet, it's the perfect addition to this Halloween Chex Mix. The soft, sugary candy is balanced out by the salty pretzels, nuts, and crunchy cereal.

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This sweet and salty snack is perfect for handing out to guests at your Halloween party. They look festive and taste delicious, too!

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These cute cupcakes are inspired by the shape and color of candy corn. The base is a spiced pumpkin cupcake and the three layers of frosting are simple to re-create.

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Make this as an easy dessert or even an after school snack for the kiddos to get them excited for the holiday! Layer orange and pineapple Jell-O and then top with whipped cream and candy.

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For a fun twist on classic blondies, try adding white chocolate chips and candy corn for your mix-ins. It's a simple way to turn your treats into something festive.

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This chocolate bark is made to look like a creepy spider web, but it's the candy corn and candy eyeballs that take it over the top!

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These sugar cookie bars are soft and sweet. The orange and yellow layers are both made from sugar cookie dough while the white layer is a cream cheese frosting. Be sure to cut them into triangles for that classic candy corn look.

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Loaded with marshmallows, candy corn, and peanuts, these treats are perfect for anyone who loves the flavors of sweet and salty. Plus, they don't require any baking!

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These cute pieces of tri-color fudge are simple cut into wedges or triangles so that they actually resemble candy corn! To get flavor right, they're sweetened with honey and vanilla extract.

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