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chocolate almond bark

Close-up of turtle bark chocolate topped with swirls of caramel and scattered whole and chopped pecans. The pieces are broken into irregular shapes and overlap each other.

Christmas

Turtle Bark

Easy Football themed dirt cup with bright green frosting and a football shaped cookie on top.

Game Day

Football Themed Dirt Cups

A Thanksgiving cookie shaped like a turkey, with candy eyes, an orange candy beak, a chocolate candy body, and colorful pretzel sticks as feathers resting on a cooling rack.

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Turkey Blossom Cookies

The ultimate turtle oreo ball with chocolate, caramel and nuts! Each oreo ball is stuffed with a ROLO!

Christmas

Turtle Oreo Balls

A red mug wrapped in a white knit cozy holds several pieces of Sticky Paws candy—chocolate-covered caramel and almond treats, some broken to reveal the nutty, caramel filling inside.

Christmas

Sticky Paws Williams Sonoma Copycat

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