Recipes That Include Halloween Candy??

Bet you found the catbox cake recipe with the Tootsie rolls, haha.
With the suckers, you could crush them and make stained glass cookies. Roll out sugar cookie dough, cut them out, and cut out the center. Sprinkle crushed hard candies in the center and bake. You should bake them on a silpat mat or parchment paper for ease of removal. Very pretty!
I don't know about the leftover Tootsie rolls. We never deal with that, but save them up and give them to my mom, who is an addict, LOL!

This is what we are doing http://www.halloweencandybuyback.com/ the candy gets sent over seas to our troops

http://www.squidoo.com/leftovercandy

That site seems to have some good ideas.

Some churches are participating in Operation Christmas Child, where they put toys and candy and necessities in a shoe box and send it off to children who would otherwise get nothing for Christmas. Candy that doesn't melt easily (like the lollipops) would work well in the boxes. You might call around to your local churches, and see if there are any that could take the candy. I live in Cypress, TX, so it might be too long of a drive. They do take the candy donations, though. If you want more information you can email me at ____@____.com

Check out the book "Hello, Cupcake!". They have amazing recipes for cupcakes that use a lot of different candies as part of the decorations. I am saving some of our Halloween candies in the freezer for future cupcake masterpieces!
There is another book in the series called "What's New, Cupcake?" and I made the robot cake featured in this book. It was a hit at my son's birthday party!
http://www.amazon.com/Whats-New-Cupcake-Ingeniously-Occas...

A dentist near me had a "buy back" and then sent the candy to military service people stationed overseas. It might not be worth that for just a few pieces though unless you had a group of friends or something.

send them to school for the staff or nursing homes again for the staff.

I'm stashing some away to put in stockings for Christmas! I'm so cheap......

My church gives candy at most kids' activities, so they are always appreciative of donations of any kind or size!

or just throw them away. Honestly, that's what I would do. :-)

What comes to mind is to make lollipop bouquets for classmates or adding them to goodie bags at your next party (or school party).

my friend makes a fudge, and she crumbles hard candy on top. the lollipops might be a nice try for that.

http://admin.hungry-girl.com/ has some great ideas....check their recipe section