How to make your own Halloween Bark

How to make your own Halloween Bark

I’ve mentioned in previous posts that we’re not decorating/celebrating Halloween in our usual spooky filled fashion this year {pssst we’re holding out for the big ‘C’!} but that hasn’t stopped us making a few fun and festively frightful treats for the scariest night of the year. Today with Halloween just 24 hrs away, I have for you some delicious and easy to make Halloween Bark.

All you need for this are the following:

– Chocolate {I used 2 large Dairy Milk bars}
– Candy corn {bought from a local American store}
– Darkside Skittles {American Candy Store}
– Chocolate covered pretzels
– The creamy inside of amazing-ness from Oreos 

I don’t need to tell you how to make chocolate bark! As from the photos, it is pretty self-explanatory! But this is so easy to put together, only takes a little while to set and before you know it can be devoured by your little Vampires, Ghosts & Ghouls. In no time at all, you’ll have your own slab of delicious Halloween bark to enjoy!

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However, if you need to know – it’s super simple. Pick your favourite chocolate and melt it up. Make sure you have enough to fill your baking tray {sizes in trays will vary}. I used a rectangular baking tray and lined it with parchment paper. Once you pour it into your tray then go wild with your toppings. Then place into the fridge to chill. 

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I hope whatever your plans for tomorrow evening are spooky and spectacular!

Happy Halloween!!

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Make your own Halloween Bark



9 thoughts on “How to make your own Halloween Bark”

  • This bark looks so cool. Where do you get candy corn from? I actually thought it was just sweet popcorn till the other day.

  • oh this looks lush! and so easy to make! Ive not seen candied corn sweets, will have to go on a hunt for some.

  • This looks so delicious! You’re so clever at Halloween treats. Will be making a few of yours this year. This one will be perfect for the Halloween party we’re going to 🙂

  • Oh this looks great. I think that we will have to give this one a go. I think maybe my kids could make this one, thanks for sharing x

  • Oh, I love this! And it’s a good way to use up my candy corn. (My mum sends me a HUGE bag every year and I never know what to do with it)

  • That looks incredibly tasty and so simple to make as well! May have to try out my own version with replacements for the candycorn and other American sweets!

    Emma | frillsanddoodads.com

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