If you love Easter candy, you’re going to love this Easter bark recipe! All of those extra pretty pastel chocolate candies that you bought are just waiting to be gobbled up! Am I right?! And that doesn’t include the Easter bunny spoils. Let’s just say that sometimes the Easter bunny is more than generous when he comes to our house.

And that’s great, but between me getting tempted at the grocery store and what the bunny brings, there tends to be a lot of leftover candy that somehow I end up eating. I know I’m not alone, right? Well, that will be the situation no more for any of us thanks to this delicious chocolate bark recipe!

This year I’ve decided to make our classic Easter bark recipe at least a couple times. Both with our leftover Easter candy AND the candy I have on hand now. Won’t you join me?

We can take it to plenty of our family and neighbors for them to enjoy. Easter bark would also be a great treat to show up on an elderly friend’s doorstep with since they don’t get visited by the ol’ Easter bunny nearly as often as your little ones.

And don’t worry, there is no major time investment involved here. This chocolate bark recipe takes me mere minutes to make and is really very easy. Here’s how we did it:

Easter Bark Recipe

Ingredients:

2 White Chocolate baking bars, 4 ounces each
About 1/2 a bag of chocolate chips or chunks
Pretzel Sticks
Assorted Easter Candy (I went with crispy M&Ms and Cadbury Chocolate eggs)

Directions:

1. First, chop your pretzels and any large pieces of candy and place them in bowls nearby ready to sprinkle.

2. Then, microwave the white chocolate broken into chunks in a glass bowl for 30-second intervals, stirring in between, until thoroughly melted. Do the same for the chocolate chips or chunks.

3. Pour the white chocolate onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Then spoon the chocolate on top in sections. Using a spoon, weave it through the two chocolates so that they make a swirl. This is for effect only, ha!

4. Next, sprinkle with candy and pretzels to your heart’s content!

5. Let sit for a few hours to harden or place in the fridge if you want to speed up the process. Once hardened, use a sharp knife to cut up into chunks.

6. Finally, package up in cute tins and gift away. That is unless you eat it all first!

Printable Easter Chocolate Bark Recipe

Yield: 36 pieces

Easter Bark Recipe

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Ingredients

• 2 - 4 oz White Chocolate baking bars
• 6 oz chocolate chips or chunks (approx half a bag)
• 1 cup Pretzel Sticks (approx)
• 1 cup Assorted Easter Candy (approximately - I went with crispy M&Ms and Cadbury Chocolate eggs)

Instructions

1. First, chop your pretzels and any large pieces of candy and place them in bowls nearby ready to sprinkle.

2. Microwave the white chocolate broken into chunks in a glass bowl for 30 second intervals, stirring in between, until thoroughly melted. Do the same for the chocolate chips or chunks.

3. Pour the white chocolate onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Then spoon the chocolate on top in sections. Using a spoon, weave it through the two chocolates so that they make a swirl. This is for effect only, ha!

4. Sprinkle with candy and pretzels to your heart's content!

5. Let sit for a few hours to harden or place in the fridge if you want to speed up the process. Once hardened, use a sharp knife to cut up into chunks.

6. Package up in cute tins and gift away. That is unless you eat it all first!

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

36

Serving Size:

1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 94Total Fat: 4gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 2mgSodium: 27mgCarbohydrates: 15gFiber: 0gSugar: 11gProtein: 1g

Nutrition information is approximate and will vary based on the specific ingredients used.

So, are you ready to try your hand at this easy Easer bark recipe or what?! Remember, you don’t necessarily have to wait until the Easter bunny comes and leaves you some candy. You could make like me and head over to the grocery store yourself and pick up some extra candy so you can make this tasty Easter treat now.

Instead of Easter bark, you could just call it spring candy bark! We’re at the point now when the candy in our ingredients are readily available at your favorite local stores!

Enjoy and have a wonderful holiday filled with tasty treats! And for even more Easter inspiration, check these out:

• Fizzy and delicious Easter Brunch Jelly Bean Cocktail
• Rice Krispies Easter Candy Bird’s Nest
• Non-candy Easter Carrot Treat Bags
• Pretty pastel Easter Pretzel Popcorn

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