How To Make Saint Patricks Day Bark
Today we have a fabulous tutorial here on the blog on how to make Saint Patricks Day Bark. I hadn’t heard about chocolate bark until a few weeks ago and Sylvia and I attempted our first trial using white chocolate and Oreo cookies. It turned out fantastic and tasted yummy.
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Today I’m sharing this wonderful recipe for Saint Patricks day. I’m sure you will love it.
We will begin with the ingredients.
Ingredients For Saint Patricks Day Bark
- 12 oz bag Wilton dark cocoa candy melts
- 5-6 Air Heads Xtreme rainbow sour strips
- 1/2 cup mini marshmallows
- 1/2 cup mint M&M’s sweets
- multi-colored confetti sprinkles
- gold ball sprinkles
You can buy these items from Amazon or your local supermarket. In the UK, there is an American food section at Asda where you can find the extremes and green M&Ms.
How To Make Saint Patricks Day Bark
Line a 10 x 15 baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside.
Add the dark cocoa candy melts to a double boiler pan, under low/medium heat. Stir occasionally until melted and smooth.
Pour the melted chocolate on to the parchment-lined baking pan and smooth out evenly with a rubber spatula.
Lay the rainbow pieces randomly on top of the bark, going different directions.
Add the mini marshmallows and green M&M’s candies on top.
Lastly, sprinkle the multi-colored confetti and gold balls all over the chocolate. You will have to sprinkle rather quickly as the bark begins to harden within 5 minutes.
Chill for 1 hour to allow the bark to completely harden.
Once chilled, break into pieces and serve. HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY!
You can Store the bark in an airtight container for up to two weeks.
Although if it’s anything like my family, Chocolate Bark is unlikely to last two weeks.
I hope you enjoyed the Saint Patricks Day Bark Tutorial. Enjoy and have fun making your Bark
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This looks insanely amazing! I’m not a huge chocolate person, a piece here or there is usually satisfying enough so making a huge thing of bark like this would last forever! Plus, you can buy Lucky Charms marshmallows on Amazon,that would make these even better in my opinion. Love it!
I made this for my kids last week and it was a big hit! What a fun treat.
Oh cool! I bet they loved it!
This is such a cute idea!!! I was wondering what to do for st. Patricks day with my little one and I love this.
And you can make bark all year round š
I am so making this with my daughter. She’ll love this! It’s so pretty too.
oh I’d love to see a photo and see the end result!
How cute,colourful and delicious!Love this idea!
š Glad you like this post.
Love it. Looks delicious and festive!
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Thanks Cameron.
I love it! easy and hassle free! The rainbow colored candy is a nice touch, this will definitely be a hit with the kids on St. Patrick’s Day! I love it.
Thanks Elizabeth. š I’m glad you like it.
This was very creative! It looks SUPER St.Patrick’s Day-ish! Yum!
thanks Thecla. Glad you like the tutorial.
My mouth is watery. I wish I would have Airheads Xtremes Sour Rainbow Berry one right now. I love sour stuff.
I like sour sweets too!
For one, this looks super delicious! Secondly, I love that it looks really easy to make. I am not very gifted in the kitchen, so this would be great for me to try.
I’m not gifted either so quick easy and simple is best for me!
Love the sweets and the whole mix actually! Yummy š š
Glad you do! š
This would be so fun to make. Love the rainbow candies!
Thankyou Tara!
This is such a fantastic idea. I love the rainbow sweeties stuck in – it really looks like leprechaun food! Perfect for St Patricks!
Thanks Emma. It is pretty bright and leprechauny!
A blend of sweet chocolate and sour rainbow strips together brings a unique taste that I love and everybody does. It will be an easy and fun way for kids to do this bar on their own.
It sure is a unique taste!
This looks like something fun to do with the kids. I really like how colorful it is.
Wow your treats are festive! Thanks for your new tutorial š
I like this recipe idea. I can use the basic recipe and just change the toppings to suit the occasion. Now I have an idea for Christmas giveaways. š
It’s super cute! I love how it’s rainbow themed. It almost seems like what you would find at the end of a rainbow.
looks awesome and so simple! I need to try my boy with love it
This is such a fantastic idea and it look so easy to make. xx
Thanks Anna
This is adorable! You can’t go wrong with chocolate and marshmallows, in my opinion!
These are so adorable! I love the addition of those rainbow strips – they make a huge impact!
This is such a cool idea! I know my 2nd grader is going to love making this. Perfect for St Patrick’s Day party.
This looks so cute and fun! I would love to give this a try and make it with my kids over the weekend.
Rainbows and colorful sweets everywhere! Gotta to put this on my dessert meal plan. Thanks!
This is the cutest bark I’ve ever seen! My boys would eat this all up!
This is absolutely looks creative and this would be perfect on St.patricks day
thanks Maria. š
Oh my goodness! These pictures just made my sweet tooth very happy! These would be great for my nephew!
Wow the St. Patrick’s Day bark looks to die for! It looks amazing!