Our 25 most socially shared recipes of 2013

When it comes to being social, these recipes are tops. From fabulously creative ideas to delicious ingredients to drool-worthy images, you couldn’t help but share away. We counted down to our most shared recipe of the year. See for yourself what makes them so irresistible.

You won’t find a more fun way to serve soup. The kids will go crazy for these adorable edible bread bowls.

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We gave margaritas a makeover! Beer lightens up this classic cocktail and adds a little fizz. Whip up a pitcher for your next party.

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Whether it’s St. Patrick’s day or not, easy green tea ice cream, tropical mojito-inspired guacamole, tangy lemon and Parmesan-roasted asparagus or creamy spinach dip are a good idea.

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Eliminate the possibility of double-dipping with these individual, portable snacks.

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Bacon lovers, this one’s for you! Maple whiskey, coffee and bacon combine for a unique martini that you can even pass off as a breakfast cocktail.

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We all love hot, gooey cinnamon rolls, but we gave them a delicious Nutella makeover for an even better breakfast treat.

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These super-easy frozen treats give you the sensation of eating ice cream but don’t leave you with all the extra calories.

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Mini treats, fewer calories, right? Go ahead… stuff your face with blueberry pancakes, French toast muffins and Mason jar parfaits.

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This twist on a mojito uses tequila instead of rum. You’ll want to make a big batch of these fruity mojitos for your next fiesta.

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These make-ahead cocktails let you focus on the game. Mix up a pitcher of one of these refreshing concoctions and refrigerate overnight.

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Single-servings of macaroni and cheese or French toast, cooked and served right in a mug.

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Take a classic corn dog and turn it into a bite-size snack with these stuffed muffins.

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Surprise your special valentine with an edible heart-shaped brownie treasure box filled with candy.

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Create clever tent cookies and campfire crackers in your kitchen with a few simple ingredients. No baking required!

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Every recipe needs alcohol on St. Patrick’s Day, right? We made a boozy version of the McDonald’s shamrock shake for the occasion.

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The possibilities are endless when you cook with avocado. Try these avocado fries, pasta or cheesecake tart.

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The melted chocolate in these diaper cookies will make baby shower guests giggle and shriek.

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The only thing this dip is missing is the cheese, but you won’t notice that after a few bites of spicy, creamy vegan queso.

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Why pay more for store-bought tortillas when you can make them at home? They’re easier than you think!

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These hollow chocolate eggs are easier than they look — they just require a little patience.

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Deliver a small fortune on Valentine’s Day with these DIY edible valentines.

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Pop goes the… groundhog? Make these adorable no-bake cookies for Groundhog Day or as a fun treat any day of the year.

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Fill these hollow maraca cookies with Nerds candies, and they’ll sound as good as they taste.

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Surprise guests at your next barbecue with this watermelon centerpiece that’s functional and edible.

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Feed her passion for fashion with adorable, edible shoes made with Nutter Butters and Tootsie Rolls.

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