Make use of leftover candy corn, Whoppers, and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups with this festive craft.
Candy turkeys
Most stores seem to jump straight from Halloween into winter holiday decor, but don’t skip over Thanksgiving-themed treats. Use leftover candy to make these festive “turkeys,” which are fun to pass out to friends or put on display at a holiday party.
Leftover candy:
Whoppers
Dots, gummy bears, or other gummy candy
Candy corn
Reese’s peanut butter cups
Additional ingredients:
Oreos (note: pretzels can also be used)
Frosting
Optional red food dye for decorations
Alternatively, these turkeys can drop less of a sugar bomb if made using pretzels instead of the Oreos. Simply coat a pretzel in frosting, attach the Whopper or Milk Dud to the center and attach a “fan” of 3 candy corns with frosting.
Candy turkeys
Most stores seem to jump straight from Halloween into winter holiday decor, but don’t skip over Thanksgiving-themed treats. Use leftover candy to make these festive “turkeys,” which are fun to pass out to friends or put on display at a holiday party.
Leftover candy:
Whoppers
Dots, gummy bears, or other gummy candy
Candy corn
Reese’s peanut butter cups
Additional ingredients:
Oreos (note: pretzels can also be used)
Frosting
Optional red food dye for decorations
Alternatively, these turkeys can drop less of a sugar bomb if made using pretzels instead of the Oreos. Simply coat a pretzel in frosting, attach the Whopper or Milk Dud to the center and attach a “fan” of 3 candy corns with frosting.