9 Delicious Desserts You Can Make Right in a Mason Jar Lid

While Mason jars can be repurposed all over the house, it turns out the lids are especially handy when it comes to baking: They work perfectly as mini-pastry pans!

Christina Lane
Chocolate Caramel Mason Jar Lid Tarts
Play around with the fillings in this recipe — substitute a different type of chocolate if you like, use jam instead of caramel, or try cookies instead of graham crackers. The possibilities are endless (and delicious).

Get the recipe here.

CreatedbyDiane
Mini S'more Pies
S'mores have never been this good. From the graham cracker crust to the chocolate filling to the toasted marshmallow on top, we won't blame you if you've already started salivating.

[link href="http://www.createdby-diane.com/2015/07/mini-smore-pies.html" target="_blank" link_updater_label="external"]Get the recipe at Created By Diane.

Dessert for Two
Spiced Peach Pies
How adorable are these? The ginger, cinnamon and peach filling gives these pastries a fruity flavor that the whole family will adore.

Get the recipe at Dessert for Two.

It All Started With Paint
Mason Jar Lid Mini Cheesecakes
This blogger took everyone's favorite creamy dessert to the next level with these adorable lid versions.

Get the recipe at It All Started With Paint.

Fat Girl Trapped in a Skinny Body
Mini Pear Tarts
Pear lovers, this tart recipe may be a game changer for you. Not a fan of pears? Substitute apples, peaches, or even blueberries in this recipe.

Get the recipe at Fat Girl Trapped in a Skinny Body.

Mason Jars Craft Love
Mini Pumpkin Pies
You're just six ingredients and 20 minutes away from enjoying this adorable version of the Thanksgiving table staple.

Get the recipe at Mason Jar Crafts Love.

Mennonite Girls Can Cook
Rhubarb Hand Pies
Trust us: It's going to be hard to stop after just one of these mini pies.

Get the recipe at Mennonite Girls Can Cook.

Dessert for Two
White Chocolate Raspberry Tarts
This recipe's savory combination of raspberry jam, white chocolate and graham crackers will, no doubt, make you fall in love with them fast.

Get the recipe at Dessert For Two.


Brit+Co
Mini Banoffee Pies
Bananas, dulce de leche, and dark chocolate will make these petite pleasures your new favorite after-dinner indulgence.

[link href="http://www.brit.co/mason-jar-lid-mini-pies/" target="_blank" link_updater_label="external"]Get the recipe at Brit.co.

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