32 Limited-Edition Holiday Treats You Need to Try Now

Twix is getting in on the seasonal flavor bandwagon, releasing these gingerbread-flavored candy bars. Contrary to what you might expect, the gingerbread flavor doesn't come from the cookie—it's the caramel that's infused with it.

You can grab a bag at Walmart and on Amazon.

If you've ever bypassed mini marshmallows and topped your hot cocoa with a few Peeps, you need to try the marshmallow-chick-maker's latest flavor. The chocolate Peep is dipped in white fudge, and will be popping up in stores along with ones that taste like gingerbread, candy canes and sugar cookies. If those aren't enough seasonal flavors for you, head to Target—the chain will carry an exclusive Sugar Plum flavor this winter.

A dark chocolate base balances out the super-sweet, peppermint-studded white chocolate top to these candies. They're now sold in grocery stores and other major retailers nationwide.

Your go-to brownie recipe just got even better: These red and white morsels have a peppermint filling, which is a heck of a lot nicer to bite into than a tooth-shattering chunk of candy cane.

If making—and frosting—gingerbread men is a little too tedious for your tastes, skip the hassle and head straight to the snack cakes section of your grocery store. Tastykake's newest Kandy Kakes feature a spiced gingerbread cake with a creme filling, all covered in "white confectionery coating," which tastes a lot like white chocolate.

Chips Ahoy! could've made a chocolate cookie, added some vaguely marshmallow-y white chocolate chips and called it a day, but for its new Hot Cocoa Cookies, the brand went all out: Each chewy cookie features a creamy, hot chocolate-meets-ganache-like center. They'll be in grocery stores everywhere starting Nov. 2.

Naturally, hot chocolate-flavored M&Ms raises an immediate question: Does it just taste like regular chocolate?! It's followed closely with: Wait—Is there a marshmallow-y, nougat-y center?! Head to Walmart to find out for yourself.

What's an Ugly Sweater Party without cookies that match your Puff Paint-tastic top? I mean, really. This kit, sold at Walmart, comes with 16 sweater-shaped sugar cookies, four tubes of icing, and two packages of festive sprinkles. All that's missing is your sweet, sweet, Santa-sketching artistry.

Bring a package of these to your family's holiday dinner to send the subtle message to grandma that NOBODY LIKES BUTTER MINTS. Of course, the bag will probably be gone by the end of the night, and then what would go in her cut-crystal bowl in the foyer? Better bring two bags.

Take a sip and see if you can taste the caramel sauce, apple and hint of sea salt in this herbal tea, which you can find at major stores nationwide all holiday season long. Not into caramel apples? The company's also rolling out teas that will remind you of sugar cookies, candy canes, gingerbread men and sugar plums.

Cookie decorating is fun and all, but it can be quite a process. Nestlé saved a few steps for you with its cookie dough sheets—each package comes with two sheets of pre-rolled-out dough, so all you have to do is cut out the shapes you want, bake and decorate. (They're also selling cookie dough sheets in chocolate- and sugar-cookie varieties.)