Dig into a few of these decadent sweet treats.
It’s also a great time for bringing new sweet recipes to the table.
This roundup of fall chocolate desserts is festive and fun for any party or dinner you might be hosting.

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The decadent chocolate sauce puddles at the bottom of the cake, making every spoonful heavenly.
Topped withcaramel sauceand a scoop of vanilla ice cream, this is a dessert that won’t disappoint.
In our opinion, they’re the perfect duo.

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you’ve got the option to use whatever variety of mixed nuts you prefer.
Fudge Pie
This heavenly fudge pie will satisfy the chocolate-lovers at yourThanksgiving dinner.
Warning: It may take attention away from the pumpkin pie.

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They’re also easy to transport and don’t require you to use the oven.
Chocolate-Bourbon Pecan Pie
How can you make a pecan pie more Southern and delicious?
Add bourbon, of course.

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A sweet syrup is drizzled all over the loaf before serving.
When paired with ice cream, this already-indulgent dessert goes to the next level.
With a chewy, gooey interior and crispy crust, these easy skillet brownies are bound to delight.

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Instead of making caramel from scratch, we take a shortcut by melting down caramel candies.
We also add chopped pecans to the mix for added nutty flavor and a little extra crunch.

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