18 Christmas Tree Desserts That Will Win the Holidays

Four pieces of candy, frosting, and sprinkles are all you need to build these teeny chocolate trees.

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These rice cereal treat Christmas trees even feature candy ornaments and stars.

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Top peanut butter and pretzel trees with mini star-shaped sugar cookies for a treat the whole family will love.

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They might look impressive, but these chocolate trees are actually easy to make. Use them to top any number of holiday treats.

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A little matcha powder turns these shortbread cookies just the right color.

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Use cake pans to bake a big circular cookie and then cut it into slices for perfectly-shaped "trees."

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Turn plain vanilla cake and frosting into festive mini sweets.

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Instead of making Christmas tree-shaped cookies, try something new with these red and green cutouts.

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These Christmas tree treats are for adults only.

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Cupcake liners make these giftable cookie stacks much easier to give out.

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This stunning cake has a Christmas-themed surprise inside.

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Give eaters double the edible Christmas trees with these surprise cupcakes.

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Forget regular cinnamon rolls! This is the perfect Christmas morning breakfast.

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Simple stacked cookies make for a gorgeous (and tasty!) centerpiece.

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These spun sugar trees are fun to make and eat.

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Get creative with your dessert spread this year and design a Christmas tree-themed serving station.

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Powdered sugar makes this cookie tree look like there's fresh snow on top.

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These beautiful sugar trees are way too pretty to eat.

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This article originally appeared on Delish.com.

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