These 90 Cute Christmas Treats Will Keep You In The Holiday Spirit All Season Long

If you’re looking for the perfect holiday craft-meets-snack activity to do with the whole family, look no further. True to form, these Reese’s Rudolph bites are bringing home the holiday cheer this year.

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These festive cake balls are made with rich red velvet cake and tangy cream cheese frosting, and are perfect for gift-giving, bringing to a Christmas cookie swap, or serving at a holiday party. Use your own ornaments for decorating inspo to create a beautiful assortment of edible holiday cheer!

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If you love homemade ornaments and decorating Christmas cookies this time of year, have we got the recipe for you. With ready-made pie crust, sweet fruit preserves, and a little creativity, you can create charming, edible Pop-Tart ornaments that are as fun to make as they are delicious.

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Don't be intimidated. These pull-apart cupcakes are wayyyy easier to make than you'd think (just watch the video a couple times 😉). If you're not willing to put in the work on decorating with frosting, make our Grinchy Christmas cake bites or our Grinchy cookies instead.

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If you’re a gingerbread head like me, congratulations, you’ve stumbled upon the perfect recipe for your holiday season. This bark blends white chocolate with all your favorite holiday spices and is topped with gingerbread cookies to create a simple yet delightful treat.

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Using our delicious edible cookie dough recipe, white chocolate ganache, and a couple of candy decorations, these melted snowman bites are the perfect sweet treat to bring to any holiday party. Plus, they’re ready in just 30 minutes, making them perfect for last-minute gifts and get-togethers.

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These mini cheesecake bites are the easiest way to show Santa you deserve to be on the nice list this Christmas. Bonus: You can top any holiday treat with these adorable little hats—cupcakes, cookies, Jell-O shots...

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These Oreo truffles shaped like coal will make you wish you were on the naughty list! Make a batch and trick your friends and family this Christmas.

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All you need is store-bought sugar cookie dough, an easy homemade buttercream (colored green to nail the Christmas vibes), and your desired decorations to create these tiny edible trees. In 30 minutes, you’ll have the cutest cookie stacks that everyone will be fighting over.

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We’ve never met a chocolate-covered strawberry we didn’t like (nay love), and these festive reindeer berry snacks are no exception. With pretzel antlers, a red M&M for a nose, and chocolate chip ears, these easy-to-make berries just might be the cutest Christmas snack we’ve ever laid (candy) eyes on.

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Usually, icebox cakes are built as one large treat, but for this recipe, everything is scaled down to create individually-sized icebox cakes using thin gingersnaps full of warm spices, cool cream, and adorable charm.

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Watching The Christmas Story is a yearly tradition around these parts, and our movie night isn’t complete without eating on-theme Christmas treats while we watch. Usually we make our iconic leg lamp cookies, but this year we’re adding soap-shaped fudge to the menu (trust us!).

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Holly jolly and extremely delicious, these pull-apart cupcakes are the holiday showstopper that you’ve been looking for. To make this recipe as simple as possible, I used boxed cake mix so that you can focus on the decoration. Feel free to let your creative juices flow (we certainly did, just look at his sunglasses!).

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These cookies look so much more complicated than they are. They're actually just a simple sugar cookie where half of the dough gets dyed red and then twisted together. So simple!

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Set out a plate of these cookies for the big guy this Christmas Eve, and they will guarantee to keep you on his nice list for years to come! They’re cute, delicious, and super-simple to make. Sprinkled with warm cinnamon sugar and filled with decadent Nutella, these cookies have an extra touch of Christmas magic.

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Even if you're not well-studied in the arts of elf antics, you can make this mischief-ful Chex mix. Your kids can even make it with you, so they can leave it out to lure their little pal. It just takes a little cereal, some M&M's and holiday sprinkles, but you could modify it to suit your tastes.

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This holiday season, be the who’s who of Whoville with a festive treat that even the Grinch himself couldn’t resist!. These bite-sized delights are the perfect combination of rich red velvet and the mischievous charm of the Grinch, and they’ll make your heart grow three sizes this holiday season.

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This year, we’re excited to do things a little differently, and bake up a batch of sugar cookies to serve as our advent calendar. This cookie countdown is as fun to decorate as it is to eat, and makes a delightful gift for the holidays too.

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In true Delish fashion, Reese's Trees couldn't be simpler to create. All you need are both sizes of Reese's peanut butter cups (regular and mini), melted chocolate to act as your glue, a Hershey's kiss as a tree topper, and lots of fun sprinkles.

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This twist on Buddy the Elf’s breakfast spaghetti is just the thing to add to your Christmas treat bucket list; plus, it's the perfect snack while you curl up on the couch and press play. If dessert for breakfast isn’t your thing, you’ll find the same sticky goodness in Rice Krispies format with crunchy chow mein noodles, chocolate galore, and even Pop-Tarts—no spaghetti required.

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