Halloween Candy Icebox Cake

I recently came across this recipe on Martha Stewart. When I saw it I knew I had to make it. Even though we don't go trick or treating anymore we still manage to get so much candy. So what should you do with all that leftover candy? I have the perfect solution! This recipe combines three different candy bars into one cake. I know what you're thinking, "wow that's a lot of chocolate" but it's actually a really good Halloween treat. It's peanut buttery, chocolately & just plain good. When you're looking for a little chocolate in your life this will definitely do the trick.

Brownie Points

It's finally October, you know what that means HALLOWEEN!!!!! We love, love, love Halloween. It's definitely one of our favorite holidays. Every year we try to do everything bigger & better. Our costumes have to be kick ass, our treats have to be spook-tacular. To tell ya the truth it's kind of exhausting trying to out do yourself. Sometimes it's nice having a simple recipe that can get you through any holiday. If the recipe involves your favorite Halloween candy that's even better. What's more simple than a brownie mix with reese's peanut butter cups? All you have to do is prepare the brownie mix & pour half of the mix into a baking dish. Place a few peanut butter cups into the batter, now just pour the rest of the brownie mix on top & bake. Tada!!

Willy Wonka wannabees

Monday we channelled Willy Wonka...we made candy! We decided to make Reese's peanut butter cups (we used this recipe) and Twix bars (this recipe). They turned out better than we expected, and delicious! They taste just like the actual candy! 

Candy making is very time consuming, but its definitely worth it if you want to impress people! They'll think your the next Martha Stewart....

Tonight is our very first halloween party of halloween weekend.....were excited! Follow us on TWITTER for all the updates and we hope y'all have a spooktacular Halloween!