kit kat desserts They are just what they sound like: desserts made with Kit Kats.
I'm talking about delicious cakes, delicious cookies, delicious truffles and more!
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Kit Kats are classic chocolate bars with a wonderfully crispy wafer center.
But as fantastic as they are right out of the package, they're even better in these Kit Kat Desserts!
And since you'll no doubt have a lot of leftover Halloween Kit Kats, why not try a recipe or two?
I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
15 Easy Kit Kat Dessert Recipes To Use Up Leftover Halloween Candy
This ice cream cake looks like so much fun, because it is!
Filled with Kit Kats, sundaes, cookies, and more, it's hard to beat that kind of over-the-top indulgence.
Surprisingly, it's also spectacularly easy to do.
You're not going to cook anything. It's more about arranging, stuffing, freezing and decorating.
Start with the Kit Kats, arranging them as a barrier to hold the ice cream. Next, fill the bottom of the cake pan with an Oreo cookie crust.
Finally add layer after layer of softened ice cream, top with Cool Whip and decorate with candy.
(Remember to freeze when appropriate between layers.)
I know this cake looks like the one above. But there's one key difference: The filling is sweet and tangy cheesecake instead of ice cream.
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You can prepare it with only seven ingredients in just 30 minutes.
Then store it in the refrigerator to chill for several hours before serving. (The night is better.)
Pretty easy, huh?
In the mood for something thick and sweet? These Kit Kat brownies are perfect.
They are similar to regular brownies but have Kit Kat crunchy centers.
They're super rich, so one will probably be enough to satisfy you. And you'll love the contrasting textures.
Make this for your next Halloween party and everyone will go crazy!
Since I love Kit Kats, I always have them at home. And this cookie bar recipe is my favorite way to use them.
These bars are super easy to make and fall somewhere between cookies and blondies.
They're thick, chewy, and feature a double dose of chocolate.
You will be using mini chocolate chips and mini Kit Kats. Could it be better than that?
(Hint: the answer is no!)
While cookie bars are great, there's nothing wrong with classic cookies. And these are soft, chewy and will melt in your mouth.
The only parts that aren't pillow-soft are the broken Kit Kat pieces, which provide plenty of crunchy deliciousness.
Why settle for chocolate chip cookies when you can have something better and more chocolatey?
One look at that photo, and I know you know they're pure decadence. I mean, look at those layers!
You will make the base with peanut butter and Rice Krispies. Then there's a rich layer of chocolate on top of that.
And finally, you'll load it up with crunchy toppings, including Kit Kats, plus peanut butter, Rice Krispies, and chocolate!
One piece is all you need to satisfy even the most severe sweet tooth.
Want to make something awesome but hate cooking? No problem!
These five-ingredient dessert squares require no cooking at all, just a little microwaving, a little assembly, and chilling.
They are chocolatey, crunchy and delicious. Best of all, they look great and don't require any effort to make.
No problem!
Oh man, skillet cookies… I don't make these often because they are so forgiving and impossible to resist.
However, when I do make them, this recipe is one of my favorites.
It makes a warm, thick, Kit Kat-infused cookie that is simply to die for. And the topping of dulce de leche and chocolate? A dream!
Serve a portion of this with a tall glass of milk and you'll send everyone around the table into a silent, blissful stupor.
Craving Kit Kats but don't have any? Make your own with this eight-ingredient no-bake dessert!
The bars don't look like Kit Kats, but they taste and feel like them.
If you've looked at the ingredient list, I know what you're thinking. There is no peanut butter in Kit Kats!
Certain. Still, these are somehow almost perfect in flavor and texture.
I know! I know! We've already seen something like this, twice!
However, it is not an ice cream cake or a cheesecake. It's just a regular cake surrounded by crispy Kit Kats.
If you follow this recipe, you will have a chocolate fudge cake that is about as indulgent as it gets.
With that said, this would work with any sponge you prefer!
So, prepare your favorite cake and top it with Kit Kats. Just don't forget to tie a bow to keep them in place.
Then fill the top with M&Ms or another favorite candy. hey! Kit Kat cake!
Kit Kat cupcakes are fluffy, moist, and full of chocolatey goodness.
You can use any recipe to make the cake, but the one here is great if you like light and fluffy cupcakes.
The Kit Kat component comes with the frosting. It is rich, creamy and so amazing.
Stick a Kit Kat on top and call it a day!
Everything about this cake screams HIGH SUGAR WAITING TO HAPPEN!
And to be fair, it more or less is.
After all, you can't combine ice cream, Kit Kats, and caramel without the result being super sweet.
Still, it's a gorgeous dessert that's perfect for breaking on special occasions.
There is something about blondes that makes them irresistible. Maybe it's the sweet vanilla flavor or the gooey texture.
Who knows ?!
Whatever the case, blondes are great. And these Kit Kat blondes are even better than most.
They are perfect for dessert or even as a snack on the go. And they're thick, with a capital T.
With full Kit Kat bars, they're too good to share!
This easy-to-make trifle is the ideal party dessert. It's quick, uses only seven ingredients, and tastes heavenly.
It's also layer upon layer cake, Cool Whip, chocolate pudding and candy. What could not love?!
You can make these tasty Kit Kat truffles with just three ingredients: Kit Kats, chocolate, and sweetened condensed milk.
They are sweet, rich, and slightly crisp in the center. They are also beautiful and make great gifts or party favors.
