Try one of these yummy, gooey combos to take your treats to a new level

S’mores: they’re the undeniable sign that summer has arrived. In honor of our favorite summertime treat, we’ve rounded up the best (and most unique) s’mores recipes from around the web, everything from a s’mores recipe made in the oven to a decadent peanut butter version. No need for a campfire: read on for the best s’mores ideas around, indoor or outdoor style.

S’mores Pizza

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Ever had pizza for dessert? This s’mores idea is a fun summer treat because you can make it outside on the grill. Get the recipe from Dessert Now Dinner Later.

S’mores Apple

Sometimes you just need some tasty fruit to go with your s’mores to make it even better. Try out one of the most unique s’more recipes!

Peanut Butter Cookie S’mores Recipe

Check out this s’mores idea that’s also a cookie! It’s got everything you love about s’mores, packed inside cookie dough, giving a delicious treat. Get the recipe from Parsely and Icing.

S’mores Dip

Doesn’t this s’mores charcuterie plate scream summer? Snag the recipe from Dinner at the Zoo and get it plated up for a special occasion.

Related: 14 Sweet Dessert Charcuterie Board Ideas

Pretzel Peanut Butter Cup S’more

a pretzel peanut butter s'mores recipe
Oh, Sweet Basil

Take inspiration from Oh, Sweet Basil and make this fun twist on the classic s’more. With Reese’s peanut butter cup instead of regular chocolate and a touch of saltiness from the pretzel, it’s a deliciously balanced bite.

S’more Brownies

a unique s'mores recipe for brownies
The Sweet Occasion

How gorgeous are these s’more brownies from The Sweet Occasion?! A graham cracker crust is topped with fudgy brownies and the best part, a toasted meringue topping. It’s easier to make than you’d expect.

S’more Quesadilla

unique s'mores recipe for s'mores quesadilla
My Casual Pantry

No need for a campfire to make this sweet recipe from My Casual Pantry. The tortilla is coated with a cinnamon-sugar mixture, then it’s filled with chocolate and marshmallows, of course.

S’mores Rice Krispie Treats

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Delicious Little Bites

Think of these treats from Delicious Little Bites as portable s’mores—they’ve got all the traditional elements, but make way less of a mess. Plus, our kids have never met a Rice Krispie treat they weren’t obsessed with. 

S’mores Hand Pies

Spaceships & Laser Beams

These cute hand pies from Spaceships & Laser Beams are a guaranteed kid-pleaser. With a marshmallow creme and chocolate chip filling, after all, what’s not to like? Refrigerated pie crust makes these simple to put together, too.

 

Related: 11 Campfire Desserts to Make on Your Next Outdoor Adventure

S'mores Cookie Sandwich

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Cooking Classy

Check out this cookie version of a s'more from Cooking Classy. Instead of the crunchy graham crackers, soft cookies make this a treat you can really sink your teeth into.

Peeps S'mores

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Eclectic Recipes

Sure, Peeps are usually an Easter affair, but this recipe from Eclectic Recipes is too cute for just one holiday! The colorful marshmallow birdies add an unexpected element to a classic snack.

Lemon Meringue Pie S'mores

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Cooking Classy

If someone in your family isn't a chocolate lover, this citrusy take on s'mores from Cooking Classy is a great alternative. The tart lemon curd contrasts with the sweet marshmallow—delish!

Oven S'mores

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Savory Sweet Life

If sitting around a campfire isn't a possibility, try out this oven s'more recipe from Savory Sweet Life. Eat 'em when they're fresh and gooey from the oven or let them sit to cool and serve as a cookie later on.

S'mores Popcorn

popcorn s'mores recipes
Crazy Little Projects

Now you can eat s'mores by the handful with this decadent treat. This recipe from Crazy Little Projects can be made ahead of time and stored for whenever you get the urge to munch on something sweet. But be warned: this snack is pretty addicting!

Related: No Oven Required: 19 Easy No-Bake Desserts

Discover the best candy shops in Chicago that will satisfy your sweet-tooth

Chicago is home to a variety of delectable candy treats, from the iconic Tootsie Rolls, Brach’s, Frango Mints, Wrigley Gum, Fannie May, and Mars Candy, so it’s no surprise that the Windy City also has a number of must-stop candy shops that are worth your time and money. Whether youre looking for classic American treats, international flavors, or creative confections, Chicago candy stores are all guaranteed to have a memorably sweet treat for you (and your candy-loving kids). 

The Best Candy Stores in Chicago

1. Margies Candies

Margies is one of the oldest candy shops in Chicago and has been serving up classic treats since 1921. The signature item here is the sundae, but the store also offers a wide selection of candies, from caramels to chocolates. Dont forget to try the homemade fudge!

1960 N Western Ave.
Chicago
Online: tripadvisor.com

2. Sweet Mandy Bs

This familyowned bakery is known for its cakes, cupcakes, and other baked goods, but it also has an impressive selection of candy. Try the malt balls, salt water taffy, and gummy bears as well as their mouth-watering truffles and candy bars.

254 E Ontario St.
Chicago
Online: sweetmandybs.com

3. The Fudge Pot

The Fudge Pot is a familyrun shop located in Chicago, that specializes in handmade fudge. Founded in 1980, Mary and John have been crafting traditional and unique flavors of fudge for over 40 years. The Fudge Pot has a wide variety of flavors to choose from, including the signature flavor, Vanilla Caramel Swirl, as well as Dark Chocolate, Pistachio, Peanut Butter, and more, making it a favorite among Chicagoans.

1532 N. Wells
Chicago
Online: thefudgepotchicago.com

4. The Candyality

This unique and fun candy shop offers an eclectic selection of quality candy from around the world. Here you’ll find bulk items and sweet treats including gummies, sours, taffy, M&Ms in over 20 colors and over 30 flavors of Jelly Bellies. Add to that, Chicago’s first licorice bar. 

3737 N. Southport Ave.
Chicago
Online: candyality.com

5. IT’SUGAR

This unapologetic shrine to sugar is complete with extravagant displays, over-the-top sweets, one-of-a-kind gifts, and immersive experiences. There’s even a TikTok-trending candy section. Be on the lookout for the 11-foot Ferris Wheel candy display and the Chicago skyline made entirely of Jellybeans. You can also find IT’SUGAR at the Navy Pier and in Gurnee and Schaumburg.

717 N. Michigan Ave.
Chicago
Online: itsugar.com

6. Graham’s Fine Chocolates and Ice Cream

Family-owned and operated, Graham's Fine Chocolates in charming downtown Geneva is a must-visit. Their fine, hand-dipped chocolates and homemade ice cream are a draw year-round. Count on an assortment of unique caramel apples, rich hot cocoas, pretzels dipped in chocolate, and can't miss, chocolate-covered bacon. YUM.

302 S. 3rd St.
Geneva

19 W. Front St.
Wheaton
Online: grahamschocolate.com

7. Dulcelandia

At Dulcelandia, you'll find every Mexican candy and chocolate treat under the sun. Be adventurous and give some of the more interesting sweets a taste. We like Rollos de Cocco (jumbo milk coconut rolls) and chili-covered mango lollipops. Every kid (and adult!) will love the Obleas, wafers covered with creamy caramel.

Various Locations
Online: dulcelandia.com

8. Little Popcorn Store

See if you can squeeze into this teeny-tiny penny candy shop—actually, a storefront wedged into the small space between two larger buildings. Then, fill your little paper bag to the brim. Choose from old-fashioned (bullseyes and flying saucers) to new-fangled (pop rocks and sour patch worms) and be sure to take a giant bag of freshly hand-popped popcorn to go.

111 W. Front St.
Wheaton
Online: littlepopcornstore.com

9. Katherine Anne Confections

Go gourmet and pop into Katherine Anne Confections, a Chicago sweets shop that has an eye for delicious, locally and seasonally inspired sweets. The rotating selection of hand-dipped truffles, soft honey caramels and pillowy marshmallows are made with the best-of-the-best ingredients, and the seasonal flavors are to die for.

2745 W. Armitage Ave.
Logan Square
Online: katherine-anne.com

10. Aji Ichiban

Forgo the ordinary and tour Asia via candy. At Aji Ichiban, you take your pick from thousands of candies and sweet and salty snacks from Asia. The shrimp and squid flavored treats are especially interesting, while the wide range of sweet gummies are sure to be gobbled up in a flash. Customers are encouraged to sample before buying, making shopping for treats here especially sweet.

2117-A S. China Pl.
Chinatown
Online: aji-ichiban-snack-usa.edan.io

11. Superior Nut & Candy

Located in the heart of Chicago in the Historic Stockyard Industrial Park, Superior Nut & Candy is Chicago's go-to spot for sweets. The individual bags of trail mix and chocolate-covered peanuts are especially sought-after goodies, while the mini bags of yogurt pretzels and dried fruits offer a slightly healthier-ish option. 

1111 W. 40th St.
Chicago
Online: superiornutandcandy.com

12. Ferrara Pan Candy Company Outlet

Ferrara Pan has been cranking out candy classics since 1908, and at the Ferrara Pan Outlet, you can buy his sweet candies fresh from the factory, with awesome prices to boot. You'll find all your childhood favorites—Lemonheads, Nerds, Sour Jack, Atomic FireBall, Laffy Taffy and more—packaged in their sweet retro boxes, perfectly sized for little ones.

7301 W. Harrison St.
Forest Park
Online: ferrarapan.com

13. L.A. Burdick

Founded by Larry Burdick in 1987, and now continued by Chocolatier Michael Klug, L.A. Burdick Chocolates opened their first Chicago location in 2017. Each bonbon here is hand-piped, hand-cut, hand-garnished and hand-packed. You'll find all of the signature L.A. Burdick’s chocolates you adore, including their Signature Chocolate Mice, bonbons, seasonal offerings and vegan selections. In the fall and winter, L.A. Burdick warms the hearts of many with its beloved Drinking Chocolate.

609 N. State St.
Chicago
Online: burdickchocolate.com

Looking for the best hot chocolate in San Diego? Look no further than these editor (and kid!) approved spots that offer everything from classic cocoa to out of this world concoctions

While San Diego might not get freezing temperatures, any time the temperatures dip below 65 degrees call for hot chocolate. We’ve sipped our way through town to round up the sweet deets on where to get the best hot chocolate nearby. So bundle up your littles (even if it’s for a photo-op) and grab one of these must-have hot chocolates on your way to get a picture with Santa, on the way to see a beautiful holiday lights display, or even for the car ride when you’re looking for ways to play in the snow near San Diego.

1. Sugar & Scribe

Come for the hot chocolate with a housemade marshmallow, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce, and stay for the Nutella-Nuts French toast. The casual ambiance and excellent breakfast items make this local La Jolla spot a win.

Insider Tip: Check out their seasonal Peppermint Fudge-a-licious upgrade to their S&S hot chocolate.

7660 Fay Ave.
La Jolla
Online: sugarandscribe.com

2. Morning Glory

If your group can't decide on just one decadent cup of cocoa, then try several at Morning Glory—the cute Little Italy bistro with a funky flair. There are five flavors to choose that will tantalize your taste buds: classic cocoa, caramel, strawberries and cream, orange and vanilla, or maple cinnamon. 

550 W Date St.
San Diego
Online: morningglorybreakfast.com

3. Ghirardelli Ice Cream and Chocolate Shop

With the Ghirardelli name on this cafe, you know you are walking into a chocolate paradise. Try the Decadent Drinking Chocolate for a chocolate lover's dream or, for an unseasonably warm winter's day, give the frozen hot chocolate a spin. Add a warm, decadent brownie and your sweet tooth will be more than satisfied.

Insider Tip: In addition to the Classic Hot Cocoa and Sea Salt Caramel Hot Cocoa, check out Ghirardelli's seasonal holiday flavor Peppermint Hot Cocoa.

643 5th Ave.
San Diego
Online: ghirardelli.com

4. Por Vida

Stop by this cute, casual spot and warm up your insides with their signature Mexican hot chocolate. Along with fresh Mexican pastries, they also sell local and Mexican art. 

2146 Logan Ave.
San Diego
Online: porvidacafe.com

5. Brew Coffee Spot

Order up a chocolate drink here (either hot, cold, or blended with dark, white, or Mexican chocolate) at this rustic La Mesa cafe. Located in a strip mall with plenty of parking, is a great place to grab a croissant. PS: Gluten-free pastries are also available here.

6101 Lake Murray Blvd.
La Mesa
Online: brewcoffeespot.com

6. The Forum Coffee House

With a hip and friendly vibe, this is a sweet hot chocolate pit stop for the kiddos that adults will adore as well. They call their hot chocolate "PG-13" and, good to know, serve a peppermint version for the holidays. Additionally, you'll find house-baked croissants, scones, and buns. It gets crowded on weekends, so be prepared for a wait if you don't get here early.

4340 Genesee Ave. Ste. 110
San Diego
Online: theforumcoffees.com

7. Baba Coffee

Baba Coffee, in Carlsbad Village whips up a great hot chocolate (plus lattes, espressos, and mochas). And with live music on the weekends, this spot is a no-brainer for your Sat. or Sun. morning destination.

Good to Know: Rumor has it their avocado toast is delish.

2727 State St.
Carlsbad
Online: babacoffee.com

8. Chi Chocolat

This cozy chocolate shop, connected to Banyan Kitchen, will surely satisfy your hot chocolate cravings—whether you are in the mood for a quick cup of Chai chocolate or something more adventurous. Here, the hot chocolate is crafted from freshly made chocolate, spooned into a cup with steamed milk, and topped with a drizzle of chocolate sauce. Want to make your experience even more unique? Spice it up with cinnamon, cardamom, or nutmeg. PS: We recommend the caramel mocha for the grown-ups.

2690 Historic Decatur Rd.
Point Loma
Online: banyankitchensd.com

Related: The Best Nighttime Activities to Do with Kids in San Diego

9. Pappalecco

This cafe offers an authentic experience with Italian hot chocolate as well as the grown-up fave, affogato (espresso with gelato). Make it even sweeter by bringing home dessert with a nice selection of fresh pastries to share (or not). 

1602 State St.
San Diego
Online: pappalecco.com

10. Nibble Chocolate

Nibble is an organic vegan chocolate shop located in Old Town. After dinner, mosey the fam over for a hot chocolate dessert. Their cocoa, sourced from Peru and Brazil, is extra when combined with almond, coconut, or soy milk. 

2754 Calhoun St.
San Diego
Online: nibblechocolate.com

11. Eclipse Chocolate

Touted as one of America’s best hot chocolates, Eclipse Chocolate Bar and Bistro knows a thing or two about satisfying a sweet tooth. Above all, little sippers will love the drinking chocolate that comes with two large square marshmallows.

Good to Know: They’re known for infusing chocolate with herbs and spices, so don’t be afraid to be a little daring.

2145 Fern St.
San Diego
Online: store.eclipsechocolate.com

 

 

Picture this: you get a huge box of chocolates from your special someone for Valentine’s Day, the kids are in bed, you’ve changed into pajama pants and are ready for a major sugar sesh on the couch. But your night is suddenly spoiled when your first bite chips a tooth on an unsuspecting nut you just didn’t see coming.

Well those nights are about to be over thanks to a Chocolate Box Guide from Real Simple, which takes the guesswork out of finding your favorite hidden amongst the nuts and cremes so you can sink your teeth properly into the chocolate of your choosing. So how do you find your beloved flavor? Keep reading to learn how to decode your own box of chocolate.

Foil-Wrapped Chocolate

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The foil on chocolates isn't just to make it look pretty, it's to keep any liquids from leaking. That's right: chocolate's wrapped in shiny foil indicate a soft center like a cordial cherry awaits inside.

Bumpy Chocolates

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You probably guessed that chocolates that don't boast a smooth texture usually pack nuts, and you're right. If you're a nut lover, then you likely enjoy these chocolates made up of peanuts, cashews and almonds.

Round & Oval Chocolates

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These chocolates can be extra sneaky because while they can be filled with delicious ganache or vanilla cream, they also moonlight with fruit filling, too. Here's where a sniff test may weed out that raspberry or orange cream. 

Square & Rectangular Chocolates

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Square and rectangular chocolates made for toffee and caramel lovers. They are made while piping hot and spread out on a surface, then cut into squares before being dipped which gives them their signature square or rectangular shape. 

And there you have it! This Valentine’s Day, make sure you’ve got this guide memorized so you can properly decode your box of chocolates––and hide your faves from the kids.

––Karly Wood

Feature photo: Jessica Loaiza via Unsplash

 

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Parents and coffee are synonymous. Why not add little scrumdiddlyumptious creamer to enhance your morning cup of joe?

In partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, International Delight just launched a new treat to up your coffee game: Wonka Whipple Scrumptious Fudgy Caramel Creamer. Available in a regular and zero sugar recipe, the flavor-packed creamer is sure to put a smile on your face.

photo: International Delight

As if that was’t exciting enough, International Delight has hidden 10 Golden Tickets on bottles of the new limited-edition creamers that bring a big prize. If you’re on of the 10 lucky winners, you’ll get:

  • A year’s supply of International Delight coffee creamer
  • Limited-edition, Willy Wonka-themed Alex + Ani bracelets with Willy Wonka charms
  • Coffee tumbler
  • Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory on 4K Ultra HD

The new Wonka Whipple Scrumptious Fudgy Caramel Creamers are available now for a limited time at major retailers nationwide in 32 oz. size for $3.79.

––Karly Wood

 

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Time to gobble up some new donuts! Krispy Kreme’s latest round of seasonal donuts celebrates Thanksgiving flavors with a fun twist. Pie lovers in particular are in for a treat!

Now until Nov. 25, you can try out four new donuts from your local Krispy Kreme. The Pecan Pie Donut is dipped in butter tart filling and sprinkled with candied pecans and pie crust crumbles. The Cranberry Orange Donut is filled with cranberry, dipped in cranberry orange icing and finished with a sweet drizzle. And the Dutch Apple Pie Donut is packed with apple pie filling, dipped in caramel icing and topped with cinnamon.

But our favorite might be the Gobbler Donut, which is almost too cute to eat. It’s a heart-shaped pastry dipped in chocolate icing and decorated to look like a turkey! Don’t forget the pretzel legs for the perfect finishing touch.

As always, you can order delivery, pickup or grab your donuts in person. Krispy Kreme is also offering a special Thanksgiving Dozen box that features three of each new donut. You can even add a customized message of gratitude and make someone’s day extra sweet.

—Sarah Shebek

Featured image courtesy of Krispy Kreme

 

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“Here we are, Marv. New York City. The land of opportunity!” ‘Tis the season for Christmas classics, including Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. And if you really want to make the season memorable, you can book a special package through The Plaza Hotel that lets the whole family recreate your favorite movie moments.

Your exclusive stay starts with checking into a luxurious guest room, followed by a private four hour limo ride around New York City. You’ll be treated to a hot cheese pizza and visit all the top sites as you relive Kevin McAllister’s tour. Along the way you’ll see the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Radio City Music Hall and much more!

Once you’re back at the hotel, it’s time to enjoy a giant Home Alone sundae. It’s 16 scoops of ice cream, whipped cream, maraschino cherries, M&Ms, brownie bits, chocolate, caramel and raspberry sauce. It’s definitely Kevin approved, just grab a few extra spoons!

You can purchase the “Escape to New York” offer year-round and the hotel website states that you can book up to three days prior to check-in. Blackout dates apply and rates vary depending on room type. If you’re going to the Big Apple, might as well do it big!

––Sarah Shebek

Featured image courtesy of The Plaza Hotel

 

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Starbucks holiday drinks and cups are here!

The day is finally here! Halloween is behind us and the holiday season has officially arrived—made official by the fact that Starbucks just announced the return of its iconic holiday drink lineup. Who wants to hit the drive-thru ASAP?!

This year is extra festive, since Starbucks is celebrating 25 years of its iconic holiday cups. To celebrate, the coffee chain is bringing back some of its most beloved designs, which are sure to look familiar to coffee fans all over the world.

And starting today, you can officially grab your favorite festive drinks at any U.S. Starbucks location. This year’s offerings include familiar favorites like the Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, and Chestnut Praline Latte. There’s also a cold brew option for those of us who think iced coffee should be a year-round staple. And always inclusive, Starbucks brought back their first non-dairy holiday latte that debuted last holiday season.

Tis the season to be properly caffeinated. Here’s what’s on offer at Starbucks, starting today.

Peppermint Mocha

One of the most-loved drinks on Starbucks' holiday menu, the Peppermint Mocha is turning 20 years old this year!

Caramel Brulée Latte

Caramel Brulée sauce and topping combine with steamed milk and whipped cream to make this decadent drink.

Chestnut Praline Latte

A beloved holiday favorite, this drink features flavors of caramelized chestnuts and crumbled pralines.

Toasted White Chocolate Mocha

Topped with holiday sugar sprinkles and white pearls, this toasty, chocolatey drink might be the prettiest one on the Starbucks holiday menu.

 

 

Iced Sugar Cookie Almondmilk Latte

For those who don't drink dairy, Starbucks brought back the Iced Sugar Cookie Almondmilk Latte, the first-ever non-dairy holiday drink that debuted last year.

Irish Cream Cold Brew

For anyone who thinks cold brew is a year-round drink, Starbucks has a holiday menu entry just for you: the festive Irish Cream Cold Brew.

Alongside all the holiday drinks, Starbucks also brought back festive snacks and treats.

Chocolate Pistachio Swirl

New this year is the Chocolate Pistachio Swirl, which features a creamy filling swirled into buttery brioche dough.

You can also still snack on all your classic holiday favorites, like Snowman Cookies, Reindeer Cake Pops, Sugar Plum Cheese Danishes, and Cranberry Bliss Bars.

Are you on dessert duty this year? Before you start fretting, head to your local Trader Joe’s and stock up on all the holiday sweet treats the grocer is known for. Whether you’re looking for a delectable pastry you can keep in the freezer or want to get a little more creative with a boxed mix, the neighborhood market is all about saving your holiday dessert this year.

Thanksgiving Pie Chocolate Truffles

It can be hard to please everyone's sweet tooth, but not with this fun Thanksgiving Pie Chocolate Truffle pack. Flavors include Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Pecan Caramel Pie and Silk Mousse Pie for just $4.

Apple Cranberry Tart

These sweet and flaky tarts are the epitome of holiday flavor. Perfect to bring as a last minute dessert to a party or as a sweet gift to a friend, we bet these would taste phenomenal warmed up with a cup of coffee.

Grab in the bakery aisle for $5.

Cranberry Orange Bars

Move over lemon bars, these cranberry babies are here for the season. Made on a sweet shortbread then topped with cranberry puree and sweetened orange peel, this made the perfect post-dinner sweet.

A box of 12 is just $5.

Tiramisu Torte

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Trader Joe's elegant Tiramisu Torte is a show stealer. Made with a layer of coffee-soaked sponge cake and a layer of frozen mascarpone, it's topped off with a bit of chocolate and covered in cocoa powder.

You'll find this classy dessert in the freezer aisle.

Pumpkin Cobbler

Tired of pumpkin pie? Pumpkin cobbler to the rescue! Skip slaving in the kitchen and grab this delectable dessert that's made with pumpkin filling, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and clove.

It's just $5 in the bakery section.

Rustic Apple Tart

If cranberry isn't your thing, there's nothing wrong with sticking to a classic apple tart like this one. This simple dessert is made with crisp apples and topped with almonds and sugar that would go great alongside a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

Grab it in the freezer section for $6.

Sweet Bites

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It's hard to please everyone when it comes to food, and that's where Trader Joe's Sweet Bites come in. Made in France, the box of 12 with three flavors includes Chocolate & Coffee “Opera” Cake, Raspberry “Macaron Aux Framboises” Cake and Caramel & Chocolate Cake and has a little something for everyone.

You can find this sweet treat in the freezer section.

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Gingerbread Turkey Trot Kits

When all else fails, just grab a dessert you know the kiddos will love! This adorable turkey trot kit comes with everything you need to whip up your own adorable turkey.

Grab the kit for just $6. Gobble gobble!

Pumpkin Pie

Trader Joe's

Tradition is the name of the game when you pick up TJ's frozen Pumpkin Pie. The classic dessert is always a winner and is made with velvety pumpkin and best served with a large dollop of whipped cream.

Feed a crowd for just $5.99 with this pie that is found in the freezer aisle.

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Nantucket Style Cranberry Pie

Tart and vibrant, this is the perfect swap for that can of cranberry jelly no one eats! Heat for less than 10 minutes than enjoy with some ice cream.

Find it in the freezer aisle for $6.

Pumpkin Ice Cream

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Dessert was never easier! This holiday, grab a few cartons of Trader Joe's festive pumpkin ice cream, and toss in a few extra toppings like gingerbread or shortbread cookies to make it extra fancy.

Shop plenty of flavors in the freezer aisle at Trader Joe's.

––Karly Wood

 

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