Start by extending the shelf life of your leftover Halloween candy by freezing it. Before freezing, chop the candy into small bits, creating an exciting mixture of ready-to-use toppings and mix-ins.

Luckily, candy is a surprisingly versatile thing. From cocktails to baked goods to a re-gift no one will be mad about, check out these ideas to repurpose those leftover sweets.

Make leftover Halloween candy blondies. Reese’s peanut butter cups, Milky Way bars and whatever else is in the candy bag can go into these leftover Halloween candy cookie bars.

Even candy corn can find a second life after the Halloween season has passed. Here are some ways to repurpose your sweets.

Halloween is all about creative costumes, hay rides, fun parties, haunted houses … and the candy. So much candy. Don’t toss leftover Halloween candy in the trash, however – not when there ...

Here are 13 uses for leftover Halloween candy—complete with the tax consequences, of course: 1. Give the really good stuff to your favorite tax pro just because.

What’s not to love about Halloween? It’s a time when us grown-ups can play dress-up, watch scary movies and eat lots of candy. On Nov. 1, however, we often find ourselves with more Halloween ...

Freeze it. Leftover Halloween candy can also be put in the freezer and saved for a later date. Families can store the candy in an air-tight container, such as a plastic food container or a plastic ...

Stuck with lots of Halloween candy this holiday season? Here are 13 ways to get rid of it - and how those uses might affect your tax bill. Subscribe To Newsletters ...

Where and how to donate your leftover Halloween candy Published: Nov. 01, 2021, 12:37 p.m. Here is a roundup of some ways you can put your leftover candy to good use and a good cause.