14 Nostalgic Desserts That Will Take You Back

Our local candy shop was a must stop on the way home from school for a bag of nut clusters. Make your own chocolate candies thanks to your slow cooker.

The '90s were slightly obsessed with vanilla from flavored sodas to lip glosses. Bring the flavor to your freezer with homemade double vanilla ice cream. Using DairyPure whole milk makes the ice cream so rich.

When you realized you could use cake mix for making cookies? Mind blown. They pair so perfectly with a cold glass of milk.

My grandma used to make homemade fudge but she'd adjust it to fit whatever time of year it was by adding chopped candy canes or shredded orange peels. Master this simple recipe and you'll always have something delicious to share with friends.

It wasn't often, but when we hit a fast-food restaurant, all I wanted were those salty-sweet mini pies for dessert. Make a grown-up version that you'll fall in love with.

When the scent of peanut butter cookies wafted down the hallways, everyone lined up for hot lunch at our high school. We didn't even care if it wasn't the cool-kid thing to do.

Though it may mainly be considered a holiday treat, don't you agree puppy chow should be an acceptable dessert snack all year round? I think yes.

Traditional pecan pie is in and of itself one of those classic desserts that had a dominant place at any Thanksgiving or Christmas spreads. Go ahead — bake up a pie.

These goodies combine several of my childhood favorites. Marshmallow treats used for making ice cream sandwiches? So delicious.

Because, apple pie.

I used to ride my bike to the corner gas station with the loose change I could find around my house to pick up a packet of these chocolate goodies. Bake up a batch of the grown-up version for serious dessert nostalgia.

S'mores are always popular but they seemed to be the thing during the '90s. Make your next batch of brownies even better with this indulgent mashup recipe.

Everyone had their favorite ice cream shop that made the best shakes and malts while growing up. Re-create the flavor with this knock-off recipe.

At any birthday party or potluck, the brownie table was usually filled with the same basic bar, but blondies were an unexpected addition. Add funfetti and you have a major throwback dessert.