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4th Of July Bark

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4th of July Bark
4th of July Bark

Howdy!!  It is a new week time for a new fabulous 4th of July recipe for ya!

This week I have a simple recipe, so simple anyone can make it and the kids can help!

4th Of July Bark!!

Super easy and the kids will love adding their favorite red, white and blue toppings.

This would be adorable packaged up in cellophane (I love that word, I don’t know why) bag and add some red white and blue ribbon, maybe a little flag for good measure and you got a perfect snack to hand out for everyone to munch on while gazing at fireworks.

You just gather up your favorite red, white and blue candy and sprinkles.  I grabbed M&Ms and sprinkles but feel free to get crazy with it, toss on some of those patriotic candy corn, or red, white and blue gummies, let the kids go wild!

I started with a base of white chocolate and dolloped on red and blue chocolate.

Bark and sprinkles

Swirled it all around into a mesmerizing marbled pattern.

Swirled

Then topped away with M&Ms and sprinkles.

Sprinkled and Swirled

Let it cool.  Broke it into pieces and voila, easiest tastiest and prettiest treat.

4th of July Bark

So melt up some chocolate and wow your guests this 4th of July with a truly amazing 4th Of July Bark.

4th Of July Bark

4th Of July Bark

Ingredients

  • 1 pound white melting chocolate, white chocolate chips or almond bark.
  • 1/2 pound red candy melts
  • 1/2 pound blue candy melts
  • Various red, white and blue candies and sprinkles

Instructions

  1. Line a 9x13 pan with foil
  2. In a microwave safe bowl melt the white chocolate in 30 second intervals, until melted, stirring as you go.
  3. Carefully spread the white chocolate down the bottom of your lined pan.
  4. Melt the red candy melts in a microwave safe bowl in 30 second intervals, until melted, stirring as you go.
  5. Melt the red candy melts in a microwave safe bowl in 30 second intervals, until melted, stirring as you go.
  6. Dollop the red and blue chocolate all over the white chocolate.
  7. Using a butter knife gently swirl the red and blue chocolate into the white creating a pretty marbleized pattern.
  8. Top the chocolate with your candies and sprinkles.
  9. Let set until fully hardened. You can refrigerate to speed up the process.
  10. Remove bark from pan by lifting edges of the foil.
  11. Break into pieces and serve.

4th of July Bark

Looking for more red, white and blue?  Head on over to Dana’s and check out her Mini Baked Doughnuts with Funfetti Dip. Yum!

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70 Comments

  1. I’ve made bark at Christmas for years, but never thought about making for another holiday. I’m actually a 4th of July birthday, so I think I might make some this year. It’s so easy and came out very festive:)

  2. What pretty and patriotic bark. I love making this type of thing because it is so easy. I just bought more candy melts in RWB the other day but I need to get the m&m’s and sprinkle so I can make this. Pinning it so I have the recipe. Thanks.

  3. Oh my goodness, that looks amazing! I’m pinning this right now-what a great idea!

    If you have a minute to spare I’d be so thrilled if you could share your post at my weekly Say G’Day Saturday link up. This would be such a great addition!

    Best wishes for a wonderful weekend,
    Natasha in Oz

  4. I love anything that has white chocolate in it, especially bark. I am going to have to try to make this for my 4th of July celebration. Thank you for linking up at the Snickerdoodle Sunday.

  5. Parrish!! This is so pretty and I am sure it is delicious!! I would love to have something like this at my 4th of July party. What a great idea. And, I really love your pics. Shows off the beauty of your creation! Thanks for sharing!!

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