13 Decadent Homemade Chocolate Candy Desserts

This is a family favorite and I have to make it every year during the Christmas holidays. The recipe I have actually calls it Millionaires Candy. I add a little something extra and we call it salted chocolate caramel pecan turtles. Whatever the name, it's delicious!!

Have you ever tried Brigadeiros? They are little balls of fudgy goodness and definitely one to add to your recipe box!

Almond Joy lovers get ready to try a super simple recipe for chocolate granola bars with coconut, aka Almond Joy granola bars. Sounds good to me!

If you are a fan of Snickers, you will definitely want to try these homemade Snickers candy bars. They are also no-bake, vegan and gluten-free.

Reminiscent of classic Rollos, these chocolate caramel candy balls are little bits of bite-sized goodness! Package these up for a food treat for teachers, neighbors or an after dinner treat for yourself.

Do you love the mix of salty and sweet? If the answer is yes, try these rich chocolate almond butter balls.

This butterfinger Hello Kitty candy is just adorable! And it's an easy vegan candy recipe that kids and adults alike will love!

Candy bark is very simple to make and the possibilities are endless with the ingredients that you add. This Texas chocolate bark includes pretzels and M&M's.

Surprise friends and family with candy stuffed dates that taste like a Snickers bar and a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup.  Such a unique way to use dates.

Chocolate hazelnut fudge is a rich and creamy dessert. This recipe shows you how to make it in the shape of holiday trees and gift boxes. Such a great idea!

Get the recipe for this homemade chocolate candy bars. It's a no-bake treat that can be made ahead of time and kept in the freezer for a great time-saver.

Classic chocolate walnut fudge is a favorite for so many reasons. The great thing about this recipe is it can be made in just 20 minutes!

Pecan pie balls are the perfect dessert for baking exchanges, holiday parties or a little family treat.