1Gingerbread Truffles
David Malosh
Did you know you could turn a box of gingersnap cookies from the grocery store into delectable holiday truffles? It’s true! The result are festive little confections perfect for gifting.
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2Potato Candy
C.W. Newell
There’s no oven involved in this old-fashioned recipe, but yes, there is an actual potato! Give this easy, sweet, and peanut buttery confection a whirl this season.
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3Cornflake Wreaths
Will Dickey
Almost too cute to eat, these wreath-shaped cookies are sure to delight, and there’s no oven necessary. They’re made just like Rice Krispies treats but more colorful.
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4Oreo Fudge
C.W. Newell
Don’t let fudge be intimidating! This easy option doesn’t require a candy thermometer (or an oven). All you need are a few simple ingredients and a lot of Oreos.
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5No-Bake Eggnog Pie
C.W. Newell
Skip the oven and start with a pre-made graham cracker crust and a box of vanilla pudding. Add a few eggnog-inspired items like nutmeg and splash of booze for the ultimate Christmas pie.
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6Holiday Haystacks
Will Dickey
Get the kids involved with this one: All you need to do melt some chocolate, add some mix-ins, and plop them into little haystacks. Of course, sprinkles help them feel more festive.
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7Jeweled Divinity Candy
Will Dickey
While you don’t need an oven, you do need a candy thermometer for this classic confection. The end result is what Ree describes as “sort of like meringue, nougat, and marshmallow all combined in one ultra sweet holiday dessert.” Yum!
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8Bourbon Balls
C.W. Newell
If you’ve got 20 minutes, you can make dessert! You start with a box of vanilla wafers and crush them up with walnuts, powdered sugar, bourbon, maple syrup, and vanilla. Then roll ’em up and dip in cocoa, nuts, or sprinkles.
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9Christmas Cracker Candy
Danielle Daly
If sweet and salty treats are your thing, you’ll love this easy homemade Christmas candy. It starts with a salty cracker base topped with sweet caramel, rich chocolate, and festive toppings.
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10Jell-O Mold
Danielle Daly
Make this retro dessert for the holidays and everyone will ‘ooh’ and ‘ahh’ with delight! The holiday ring has a festive cream of coconut base and a ruby red topping that’s shiny and bright.
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11Grasshopper Pie
Gordon Sawyer
This pie is minty and chocolatey with a hint of booze! Since it’s not baked, it’s best to only serve this to the adults at the table.
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12Brittle
Caitlin Bensel
Whether you add this treat to your holiday cookie plate or package it up as a Christmas food gift, the nutty brittle is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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13Sugar Cookie Fudge
Danielle Daly
Sure, you could bake sugar cookies. Or, you could make life even sweeter by skipping the oven and assembling this fudge in 10 minutes instead. Don’t skimp on those sprinkles!
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14Puppy Chow
Caitlin Bensel
This crunchy, chocolaty treat is perfect for munching on while you watch your favorite Christmas movie. Heck, it would even make for a great dessert while decorating the tree!
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15Struffoli 
Will Dickey
This classic Italian Christmas treat is made up of lots of little fried dough balls. They’re formed into a wreath and covered in a sweet and sticky honey glaze.
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16Eggnog Ice Cream
Danielle Daly
This creamy ice cream is full of warm spices and spiked with rum. Use it as the base for a holiday ice cream sundae or add a scoop on top of your favorite Christmas pie.
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17Easy Peppermint Fudge
Gordon Sawyer
How easy, you may wonder? It’s three ingredients and 10 minutes easy! That’s all it takes for a seasonal treat that no one can resist.
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18Chocolate Pie
David Malosh
You, too, can make Ladd Drummond’s all-time favorite pie. To make this entirely no-bake, use a storebought graham cracker or Oreo crust. That way, you have less than ten minutes of cook time.
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19Crock-Pot Candy
Caitlin Bensel
If you have a slow cooker handy, this Christmas candy recipe is for you. Dump a whole lot of ingredients—chocolate chips, peanuts, crushed pretzels, and sprinkles—and let it simmer!
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20Buckeyes
Caitlin Bensel
Name a better match than chocolate and peanut butter! Nope, we can’t either. Buckeyes are a rich, sweet treat that just require a little elbow grease instead of an oven.
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