The holiday season in a time of giving so why not satisfy everyone's taste buds and spread holiday cheer this year by bringing something new to the dessert table. Whether it’s whipping up a dozen of your favorite sugar cookies or creating the perfect peppermint bark, these 15 delicious treats will be sure to have everyone feeling festive!
Christmas Tree Brownies
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These rich chocolatey flavor of
brownies makes them a loved treat no matter what the occasion. To turn regular brownies into an exciting Christmas dessert, slice them into triangles instead of squares. Decorating the triangle pieces with green frosting and sprinkles will create a perfectly decorated Christmas tree that’s sure to be devoured within minutes!
For a gluten free alternative to this recipe, swap out regular brownie mix with
Bob’s Red Mill Gluten Free Brownie Mix.
Peppermint Snowman Bark
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Snowman may not bite, but they definitely do bark, at least in this recipe they do! This
snowman bark recipe is the perfect way to dress up traditional peppermint bark and turn it into an even more spirited treat perfect for the winter time.
Samoa Truffles
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Who said you can only enjoy Girl Scout cookies once a year? These
Samoa Truffles encompass all the amazing flavors of winter time and pack them into a bite-sized truffle. The small size and unique taste will have everyone reliving their fondest childhood memories.
Chocolate Crinkle Cookies
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Topped with fresh powdered sugar, these
chocolate cookies will have your mouth watering before they’re even out of the oven. To add even more flavor to these rich chocolate cookies, try adding some peppermint extract to the recipe!
Eggnog French Toast
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Having trouble choosing between eggnog or french toast for dessert? Thanks to
this recipe, you no longer have to. This recipe makes it incredibly simple to get the best of both worlds and combine these two delicious flavors. With only five ingredients, you can be enjoying a delicious homemade dessert in less than 30 minutes!
Snowman Cupcakes
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Winter weather calls for winter treats, and what a better way to surprise friends and family than with
snowman cupcakes. Transform your cupcakes into a winter wonderland by dipping them in crystallized sugar and adding a few treats to the top.
Chocolate Peppermint Dipped Potato Chips
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Although potato chips may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of holiday treats, they are sure to be a crowd-pleaser. By dipping potato chips in white chocolate and peppermint, you’ll create a
snack that will have everyone wondering why they didn’t think of it first!
Gingerbread Cookies
The holiday season wouldn’t be complete without gingerbread. Whether you’re sharing it with friends and family or indulging in it yourself, these gluten free
gingerbread cookies are the perfect way to spice up the dessert table!
Hot Chocolate Fudge
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Cold winter days and fireplaces wouldn’t be complete without a big cup of hot chocolate to accompany them. But what about those times when you want to keep the hot chocolate flavor and lose the heat? This
Hot Chocolate Fudge is practically calling your name. By blending the flavors of dark chocolate and white chocolate, it will create a fudge that tastes so similar to hot chocolate you’ll be reaching for the marshmallows to top it with. The great thing about this fudge is that it holds its shape well, meaning it’s a no mess solution to the usual powdered holiday treats.
English Toffee
Make the holiday season even sweeter with this homemade
English toffee recipe. The seven incredibly simple ingredients in this recipe combine the perfect amount of sweet and salty, sure to have you reaching for more!
Sugar Cookie Truffles
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This simple, no-bake dessert is incredibly sweet and can be made in minutes. The four simple ingredients used to make these
Christmas sugar cookie truffles mimic the exact taste of actual sugar cookies. Plus you don’t have to feel guilty about eating an entire cookie when you can snack on one bite!
Chocolate Covered Pretzels
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The white chocolate and red icing on these simple
chocolate covered pretzels is an easy way to put a festive spin on a timeless treat. The simplicity of this dessert also makes it a great choice to make ahead of time.
Eggnog Snickerdoodles
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Snickerdoodles are loved by just about everyone. To put a fun spin on this traditional treat try adding some eggnog flavoring to the batter.
Chocolate Covered Strawberry Christmas Trees
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Eating enough fruits and vegetables during the holiday season can be somewhat of a challenge. These chocolate covered
Christmas tree strawberries and the perfect way to sneak fruit onto the dessert table while still staying the holiday spirit!
Christmas Tree Rice Krispies
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A little food coloring will go a long way with this simple dessert. To create the perfect holiday dessert turn regular
Rice Krispie treats green and form them into the shape of a Christmas tree. Within minutes you’ll have a sweet snack the entire family can enjoy!
Have any other favorite dessert recipes? Share your favorites in the comments below!
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These rich chocolatey flavor of brownies makes them a loved treat no matter what the occasion. To turn regular brownies into an exciting Christmas dessert, slice them into triangles instead of squares. Decorating the triangle pieces with green frosting and sprinkles will create a perfectly decorated Christmas tree that’s sure to be devoured within minutes!
For a gluten free alternative to this recipe, swap out regular brownie mix with Bob’s Red Mill Gluten Free Brownie Mix.
princesspinkygirl.com[/caption]
Snowman may not bite, but they definitely do bark, at least in this recipe they do! This snowman bark recipe is the perfect way to dress up traditional peppermint bark and turn it into an even more spirited treat perfect for the winter time.
shugarysweets.com[/caption]
Who said you can only enjoy Girl Scout cookies once a year? These Samoa Truffles encompass all the amazing flavors of winter time and pack them into a bite-sized truffle. The small size and unique taste will have everyone reliving their fondest childhood memories.
rasamalaysia.com[/caption]
Topped with fresh powdered sugar, these chocolate cookies will have your mouth watering before they’re even out of the oven. To add even more flavor to these rich chocolate cookies, try adding some peppermint extract to the recipe!
cookingclassy.com[/caption]
Having trouble choosing between eggnog or french toast for dessert? Thanks to this recipe, you no longer have to. This recipe makes it incredibly simple to get the best of both worlds and combine these two delicious flavors. With only five ingredients, you can be enjoying a delicious homemade dessert in less than 30 minutes!
onelittleproject.com[/caption]
Winter weather calls for winter treats, and what a better way to surprise friends and family than with snowman cupcakes. Transform your cupcakes into a winter wonderland by dipping them in crystallized sugar and adding a few treats to the top.
thekitchenismyplayground.com[/caption]
Although potato chips may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of holiday treats, they are sure to be a crowd-pleaser. By dipping potato chips in white chocolate and peppermint, you’ll create a snack that will have everyone wondering why they didn’t think of it first!
wonkywonderful.com[/caption]
Cold winter days and fireplaces wouldn’t be complete without a big cup of hot chocolate to accompany them. But what about those times when you want to keep the hot chocolate flavor and lose the heat? This Hot Chocolate Fudge is practically calling your name. By blending the flavors of dark chocolate and white chocolate, it will create a fudge that tastes so similar to hot chocolate you’ll be reaching for the marshmallows to top it with. The great thing about this fudge is that it holds its shape well, meaning it’s a no mess solution to the usual powdered holiday treats.
ifyougiveablondeakitchen.com[/caption]
This simple, no-bake dessert is incredibly sweet and can be made in minutes. The four simple ingredients used to make these Christmas sugar cookie truffles mimic the exact taste of actual sugar cookies. Plus you don’t have to feel guilty about eating an entire cookie when you can snack on one bite!
themerrythought.com[/caption]
The white chocolate and red icing on these simple chocolate covered pretzels is an easy way to put a festive spin on a timeless treat. The simplicity of this dessert also makes it a great choice to make ahead of time.
amyshealthybaking.com[/caption]
Snickerdoodles are loved by just about everyone. To put a fun spin on this traditional treat try adding some eggnog flavoring to the batter.
lovelylittlekitchen.com[/caption]
Eating enough fruits and vegetables during the holiday season can be somewhat of a challenge. These chocolate covered Christmas tree strawberries and the perfect way to sneak fruit onto the dessert table while still staying the holiday spirit!
craftymorning.com[/caption]
A little food coloring will go a long way with this simple dessert. To create the perfect holiday dessert turn regular Rice Krispie treats green and form them into the shape of a Christmas tree. Within minutes you’ll have a sweet snack the entire family can enjoy!
Have any other favorite dessert recipes? Share your favorites in the comments below! 
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