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A plate of festive bark candy topped with colorful candy-coated chocolate eggs, pastel sprinkles, and thin green candy strands, resembling Easter-themed treats. The bark is a mix of white and milk chocolate with broken pretzel pieces.

Easter Candy Bark

Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Servings: 14 pieces

Equipment

  • Parchment paper
  • Mixing Bowls
  • Spoon for Mixing & Spreading
  • Microwave-safe bowl or measuring cup

Ingredients

  • 12 oz Vanilla Almond Bark
  • 12 oz Chocolate Almond Bark
  • 10 oz Pastel-colored M&Ms
  • 9 oz Cadbury Mini Eggs or Robin’s Eggs
  • 1 cup Pretzel Sticks
  • ½ cup Edible grass cut into 1-2” pieces

Instructions

Step 1: Melt Chocolate Almond Bark

  • Start by melting the chocolate almond bark in a microwave-safe bowl. Since microwaves can vary, begin by heating in 30-second increments, stirring between each heating session, until smooth and melted chocolate is achieved.

Step 2: Spread Chocolate Almond Bark

  • Once melted, spread the chocolate evenly over a parchment paper-lined baking sheet. Aim for about a ¼-inch even layer, roughly 8”x12” in size. Let it cool slightly for about 15 minutes before proceeding.

Step 3: Melt Vanilla Almond Bark

  • Next, repeat the process with the vanilla almond bark, melting it in the microwave using 30-second increments and stirring between each heating.

Step 4: Layer the Vanilla Almond Bark

  • Carefully pour the melted almond bark over the cooled chocolate layer, spreading gently to keep the layers distinct. Leave about a 1-inch chocolate border around the edges.

Step 5: Add the Pretzels

  • Break the pretzel sticks by hand and sprinkle them evenly over the vanilla layer.

Step 6: Add Easter Candy & Edible Grass

  • Evenly distribute the M&Ms, Cadbury Mini Eggs, and edible grass over the bark while it's still warm to ensure they stick.

Step 7: Cool Completely

  • Allow the bark to cool completely for about four hours at room temperature.

Step 8: Break & Serve

  • Once fully set, break or cut the bark into pieces. I prefer breaking it by hand for a fun, organic shape while keeping the candy toppings whole. Serve and enjoy!
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