Indulge in the warmth of Thanksgiving with delectable turkey brownies that embody the essence of the season. If you are looking for fun Thanksgiving desserts, this brownie recipe is it! 

As Thanksgiving approaches, what better way to embrace the spirit of gratitude than with a plate of mouth watering Thanksgiving brownies? 

This dessert embodies comfort and festivity of Thanksgiving day, combining the rich flavors of chocolate with the warmth of the holiday season. 

Whether you’re gathering with loved ones or simply want to savor the moment, our Thanksgiving brownies recipe promises to be the highlight of your holiday spread

Why You Will Love Brownie Turkey Treats: 

• You can quickly prepare these cute thanksgiving desserts while managing your other meal prep tasks for Thanksgiving dinner.
• This is one the perfect Thanksgiving desserts for kids. Crafting these Thanksgiving turkey treats with kids is a blast! 
• Snag your favorite Halloween candy like candy corn in October or even on clearance post-Halloween, as it can become scarce in early November.
• Whether you opt for homemade brownies or a boxed brownie mix, chocolate lovers won’t resist these cute turkey brownies.
• The whole family can work together to create Thanksgiving turkey brownies. 

How to Make Thanksgiving Brownies

You will need:

• favorite homemade brownie recipe or a favorite brownie mix
• Miniature peanut butter cups
• Red M&Ms (or chocolate candies)
• Candy eyeballs
• Candy Corn
• Icing or melting chocolate – any variety, for sticking candies to brownies (found at the grocery store or craft stores)

Prepare your brownies according to the instructions on the box in a medium bowl.

Pour your brownie batter into a 9×13″ baking pan sprayed with cooking spray and bake brownies until a tooth pick comes out clean from the center.

Once the brownies have cooled to room temperature, cut them into 3 inch circles. A 3″ biscuit cutter will do the trick!

As an alternative, you can divide batter into prepared muffin cups.

Using a piping bag, add a dab of frosting or a tiny bit of melted chocolate and add the peanut butter cup as the turkey body.

Frost the back of each candy eyeball and adhere.

Use a red chocolate piece or a halved m&m as the gobbler.

Finally, place candy corn in a fan-like shape to act like the turkey’s feathers.

Keep these fun treats in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

More Recipes for the Thanksgiving Dessert Table 

• Mini Pumpkin Pie Recipe
• Recipes Using Chocolate Chips 
• Fun Snack Ideas for the Fall 

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Thanksgiving Turkey Brownies

Yield: 12

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Cook Time: 40 minutes

Additional Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 1 hour

Need some Thanksgiving dessert ideas? These super cute thanksgiving brownies are the perfect Thanksgiving dessert for kids AND adults! You can whip up these delicious Thanksgiving themed desserts in no time and still get everything else done that needs to be completed before your Thanksgiving dinner. 

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Ingredients

• favorite homemade brownie recipe or a favorite brownie mix
• Miniature peanut butter cups
• Fall colored M&Ms (or chocolate candies)
• Candy eyeballs
• Candy Corn
• Icing or melting chocolate - any variety, for sticking candies to brownies (found at the grocery store or craft stores)

Instructions

1. Prepare your brownies according to the instructions on the box in a medium bowl.
2. Pour your brownie batter into a 9x13" baking pan sprayed with cooking spray and bake brownies until a toothpick comes out clean from the center.
3. Once the brownies have cooled to room temperature, cut them into 3 inch circles. A 3″ biscuit cutter will do the trick!
4. Using a piping bag, add a dab of frosting or a tiny bit of melted chocolate and add the peanut butter cup as the turkey body.
5. Frost the back of each candy eyeball and adhere.
6. Use a red chocolate piece or a halved m&m as the gobbler.
7. Finally, place candy corn in a fan-like shape to act like the turkey feathers.

Notes

Keep these Thanksgiving treats in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

As an alternative, you can divide batter into prepared muffin cups.

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