Shareable Sweet Treats

Hey there! I hope everyone is having a most wonderful start to Thanksgiving week. We are headed to Napa for an early Thanksgiving celebration today with my in-laws. On Thursday, we will be a little more local as we head to my cousins. I am in charge of the pumpkin pie. One year, I forgot the pie. #forreal I am shocked that they trust me enough to bring pie ever again. Also, Costco has the best pumpkin pie and it’s only $5.99 for a huge pie so I bought two. One for me, one for them 😉

Enough about pie, let’s discuss other sweet treats. I wanted to share some of my favorite shareable treats with you today. These are things that can be whipped up to bring to a Thanksgiving feast, a Friendsgiving, a party or even something to gift to friends and neighbors as Christmas draws near. I love to bake and I have a few go-to recipes that I make throughout the year. I recently shared my recipe for crack cookies. I also make eggnog bread. So many loaves of eggnog bread.

Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Truffles  @ Recipe Girl

Salted Chocolate and Caramel Pretzel Bars @ Tastes Better from Scratch

Brookies @ Baker by Nature

Polar Bear Paws @ Garnish & Glaze

Crack Cookies @ Organized Squirrel

Homemade Caramels @ Garnish & Glaze

Chocolate Caramel Marshmallows @ Domestically Blissful

Chocolate Caramel Turkey Legs @ Culinary Envy

Pecan Pie Balls @ Just a Pinch

Chocolate Cream Pie Bites @ Sugar Apron

Nutter Butter Balls @ A Mindfull Mom

English Toffee @ House of Nash

Jello-O Divinity @ The Domestic Rebel

Twix Thumbprints @ Delish

Peppermint Oreo Truffles @ Two Twenty One

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies @ Organized Squirrel

Cherry White Chocolate Chip Christmas Cookies @ The Seasoned Mom

Chocolate Caramel Shortbread Bark @ The Culinary Jumble

Sugar Cookie Truffles @ If You Give A Blonde A Kitchen

Avalanche Bars @ Cookie & Cups

Nutella Rice Krispy Balls @ Erika’s Sweet Tooth

Brown Sugar Pecan Cookies @ The Recipe Rebel

I love creating little plates of goodies to share with those that I love. You can use tins or find some pretty plates that they can keep once they finish their treats. Sometimes, you can find great little plates at thrift stores. It won’t cost you much and can offer a cute presentation for your homemade goods. Do you have a favorite treat that you love to share this time of year?