19 Easy Holiday Desserts to Make For Your Family

Using a boxed brownie mix and a cookie cutter, you can make and decorate these adorable brownie Christmas trees with your little ones.

You can throw basically whatever you want — Oreos, peanuts, pretzels, sprinkles, M&M's, chocolate chips, etc. — into this easy loaded Christmas bark.

This sugar cookie hot chocolate combines the two best sweet holiday treats!

These chocolate chip cookie sticks are given a festive twist — crushed candy cane pieces in the icing!

The sweet flavors of Oreos and white chocolate aren't even the best part of these Hanukkah Oreo cookie balls — it's the sprinkles!

These no-bake peanut butter balls are dipped in chocolate and coated in festive sprinkles.

These soft and chewy molasses cookies are best topped with festive M&M's.

Make these easy holiday cupcakes using a vanilla cake mix and a healthy pour of eggnog.

The secret ingredient that keeps these simple cut-out cookies soft and fluffy is cream cheese!

Using your family's favorite cake mix, bake up a batch of these doughnuts and decorate them with holiday colors!

This delicious fudge only has three ingredients!

The only thing better than a (shatterproof) mug of hot cocoa is a hot chocolate cookie!

Coat these homemade cookies in a generous dusting of powdered sugar to make them look like little snowballs.

Whip up a batch of your family's favorite boxed brownie mix and coat with either homemade buttercream frosting or store-bought (with peppermint flavor added), followed by melted chocolate chips, to create these chocolate peppermint brownies.

These ooey gooey gingerbread bars can be coated with homemade or store-bought frosting and topped with sprinkles.

These bite-size cake balls taste like the holidays and are the perfect size for little mouths.

This gingerbread fudge is easy to make, but know that it has to be refrigerated overnight, so it should be made the night before everyone plans on digging in.

Create this crunchy and sticky toffee dessert using a base of graham crackers, followed by a layer of melted caramel, and topped with melted chocolate.