CANDY CORN JELLO

Halloween is on it’s way! For this holiday, I tend towards crafts and recipes that are cute, rather than creepy. No bake Halloween treats are one of my favorite ways to celebrate the holiday…

This easy Halloween recipe is inspired by a seasonal favorite-candy corn, and uses simple ingredients to create something perfect for Halloween parties, a special dessert or classroom treats!

Full recipe card and shopping list are below! Here’s what you’ll need…

 source by : burlapandblue.com

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