Easter Egg Bark
Easter Egg Bark is so easy to make and fun for the kids! Just melt chocolate and add your favorite Easter candies! So pretty!
Easter Egg Bark has to be one of my favorite things to make! It is the easiest stuff to make and it always looks amazing. You can make bark for any season or occasion, so this springy Easter Egg Bark is perfect for this time of year.
I love Easter! Probably because I love candy and Easter comes with some of the best candy! I love this recipe (if you can even call it a recipe, more like a technique, but it’s really just melting chocolate and sticking things to it lol) because anytime you can put chocolate and sprinkles ontop of more chocolate count me in!
This Easter Egg Bark is one of my kids favorite things to make. This is a recipe that is great for kids to help with and they have a blast. They get to help from start to finish!
They love to help swirl the green chocolate into the white chocolate, then top with their favorite Easter candies and sprinkles. They even have fun breaking it into pieces after it cools.
Of course you can’t have Easter Egg Bark without the Easter Eggs and for that we use Cadbury Mini Eggs. These have been a favorite of mine forever. I mean is it really Easter without these poppable little bites of deliciousness? And while I always make sure to have a dish of these set out for Easter I also love using them in this recipe.
This is such a pretty treat you can make it and set it out on your holiday table or package it up for friends and family or place a few pieces in an Easter basket for the kids.
Easter Egg Bark ingredients –
- white almond bark
- green melting chocolate
- Easter sprinkles
- Mini Cadbury Eggs
So with Easter approaching make sure to make some of this Easter Egg Bark!
Can I use food coloring in the bark?
No!! Please do not put food coloring in your chocolate, it will seize up and be a clumpy mess, just buy the pre colored chocolate melts.
Where do I find the colored chocolate melts?
I always find mine at Walmart in the party section, where they have like wedding cake stuff but you can also get them at craft stores like Micheals and of course you can find them on Amazon and get them delivered right to your door.
Can I use other candies?
Of course! Use whatever floats your boat. Chocolate eggs will taste better than say gummy candies or fruity ones but hey it’s your bark, knock yourself out!
What I used to make this recipe
- Candy Melts: I love these, they melt so easy and come in so many colors.
- Easter Sprinkles: These are the ones I love because they are so springy!
- Cadbury Mini Eggs: Perfect for this recipe and delicious on their own, I make sure to stock up for Easter!
How to make this delicious easter bark –
- FULL RECIPE BELOW
- Break the almond bark into chunks and place in microwave safe bowl.
- Heat in microwave at 30 second intervals stirring in between until all melted and smooth.
- Pour into a foil lined 9×13 or so pan.
- Repeat process with green melting chocolate but drop spoonfuls of melted green chocolate onto the white.
- Use a butter knife to swirl the green through the white.
- Add your sprinkles and eggs.
- Let cool for 4 hours (quicker in fridge)
- Break into pieces and serve!
Want more Easter treats? Check out these recipes!
- Easter cookie dough truffles
- Easter Cookie Cake
- Easter Coconut Cups
- Slow Cooker Dyed Easter eggs
- Bunny Butt Pretzels
Easter Egg Bark is so easy to make and fun for the kids! Just melt chocolate and add your favorite Easter candies! So pretty!
Easter Egg Bark
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This is so cute.. and it looks easy enough that I could actually make it! Pinning to my easter board now!
I, for one, celebrate the new theme. Spring can’t come soon enough. There is so much snow around my house, I just sort of forgot that Easter is only a month away. I put away my “winter colored” candles this morning. Maybe if I whip up a batch of this yummy bark, Spring will spring!
Looks like the easiest way ever to make a really cute themed dessert without all the labor involved in most of them. Right up my alley! Found you via skip the housework linky party!
Girllll, this is BEAUTIFUL. I just love it! Love that you shared this at Snickerdoodle Sunday- hope to see you again later this week when the next party opens!
Sarah (Sadie Seasongoods)
So pretty and simple! I love how you topped with eggs and sprinkles! Yum. Thank you for linking up at Snickerdoodle!
Such a creative idea! Will be making it for Easter!
Yummy!! Perfect Easter Treat!! I would love for you to share on My 2 Favorite Things on Thursday – Link Party…going on now! I would love to have you!! http://www.cookinandcraftin.com/my-2-favorite-things-on-thursday-link-party-10/
This is beautiful Easter Bark! I would love it if you would stop on over to our International Open-Air Market Link Party today- I plan on coming to your Pinterest party- stop by if you can! http://eslmothertongue.org/blog/2015/03/14/international-open-air-market/
Mother Tongue
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Beautiful Easter Bark! I would love it if you would share it at my Innternational Open Air Market link up today! Please stop by as I am planning to make an appearance at your Pinterest party today! Yay! http://www.eslmothertongue.org/blog/2015/03/14/international-open-air-market/
How pretty! What a great idea for Easter!
Thanks for contributing this post to The Sunday Brunch Magazine.
All the best,
Eliza & Bel x
Where do you find green melting chocolate?
In the baking or wedding/party section of Walmart is where I find it.
Thank for the tip about not using food colourings! Whilst I know that water makes chocolate seize, I would never have joined the dots and put food colouring in that category. You have saved me a messy bowl of wasted chocolate.
Tomorrow I am going to hunt out coloured chocolate melts….someone in Australia must sell them!
Such a great teachers gift for the Easter weekend!
What a fun recipe! I love how easy it is to make.