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9 Ways to Use Mini Candy Bars

This article is written by a student writer from the Spoon University at Fordham chapter.

So you have a stash of candy sitting in your room (don’t we all). It’s going to get eaten eventually, but instead of just downing it by the handful like usual, try spicing up how you eat those mini candy bars with these recipes. 

Melt it over fruit

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Fondue anyone? Melt down your chocolate candies and spread that liquid Heaven over apples, bananas, or whatever fruit with this recipe.

Put it in croissants

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What is better than a croissant? A croissant that surprises you by having a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup in the center, that’s what. Get the recipe here.

Put it in pancakes

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So we’re pretty sure that pancakes are a dessert food anyway, so why not throw some candy on them as well? No one’s judging. Learn how to make these killer pancakes here.

Add it to doughnuts

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These doughnuts are not for the faint of heart, but they are for the indecisive. Who says you can’t have doughnuts and candy together? Get the recipe here.

Make candy-coated pretzels

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If you find yourself overdosing on sugar, you may want to balance out some of that sweet with some salt. Mix your candy with pretzels to get the perfectly salty and sweet snack. Get the recipe here.

Melt it in your hot chocolate

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Want to make your hot chocolate a double? Spice up your warm drink by adding in any of your favorite chocolate candies.

Put in on carmel apples

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Pick your favorite candy and favorite apple and experience the magic. You really can’t go wrong. Find out how to do this here.

Add it to a milkshake

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Grab the candy as you’re dishing out the ice cream, and think of your candy stash as a toppings bar for your next sundae or milkshake. Make it like this.

Melt it into coffee

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Want to make your morning coffee a mocha? Grab your candy stash and melt in some chocolatey goodness.