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White Chocolate Easter Bunny Bark

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White Chocolate Easter Bunny Bark

 This yummy White Chocolate Easter Bunny Bark is a holiday tradition around my house. Each year it’s a little bit different.

We add some or take off the toppings. Anything goes with this fun and oh so delicious bunny bark. 

This delectable recipe is so much fun to make with the kids.

I call this an edible craft.

They can use their own imagination on what to put on the white creamy chocolate.

One thing is for sure, everyone including adults will love this candy treat.

Have fun creating with your favorite candies and other toppings.

The skies the limit.

Want a nice variety?

Use milk or semisweet chocolate as a nice change and switch around the toppings for any or no occasion.

Makes a great edible gift for family, friends, teachers, coaches, you name it.

Anyone who is special to you and your family will adore this yummy chocolate bunny bark. 🐰 

Please note, I am not giving you amounts for ingredients.

You decide how much or little you want to make and how many topping goes on the bark.

As for the base  chocolate, for this recipe I used half a block of white chocolate Almond Bark.

 

White Chocolate Easter Bunny Bark

Below are some examples and ideas to top your bunny bark

Here Are The Fun Ingredients:

  • White Chocolate Candy Bar such as Lindt, Ghirardelli’s, Almond Bark or Wilton White Candy Melts, found at Walmart and Michael’s or online. I don’t like to use white chocolate chips, they won’t melt properly. Unless you use a good quality white chocolate chips such as Ghirardelli’s. 
  • Assorted Pastel M&Ms, Easter Sprinkles, Mini Easter M&Ms, Mini Easter Egg Candies, Mini or regular Easter Jelly Beans, Mini Robin Egg Malted Milk Balls, Mini Chocolate Chips, Colored Sprinkles, and Nonpareils
  • Crushed up Pretzels, Nuts
  • Crunched up Cookies

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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How is this bunny bark made?

Here’s The Fun Directions:

  1. Line a cookie sheet with wax or parchment paper, set aside. Have all your toppings and add-ons ready to go and out of their packages.
  2. Chop up chocolate into medium pieces. Leave out one or two larger chunks.  Put into a microwave safe bowl  for 30 seconds. Take out, stir with a rubber spatula. Put back in for another 30 seconds. Stir again. Do this until the chocolate is almost melted. Keep stirring. It should melt completely. Toss the remaining two pieces into the melted chocolate and stir to melt. This will temper the chocolate to let it stay set on the counter after it’s all done.
  3. Pour chocolate onto cookie sheet. Spread evenly with rubber spatula or an offset spatula.
  4. Let sit for just one minute. Now, go for it and have fun decorating your bunny bark. After you have everything on. Gently press the toppings into the chocolate. Place in freezer for 10 minutes. Take out and let sit on counter for about 20 minutes. Break up your bunny bark and take a big bite!

 

Enjoy the bunny bark deliciousness!

Before leaving, check out a few more few more white chocolate desserts to enjoy…

Pink and White Chocolate Fudge

 

Copycat Starbucks White Chocolate Mocha

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White Chocolate Easter Bunny Bark

White Chocolate Easter Bunny Bark – This yummy bark is a holiday tradition around my house. Each year it’s a little bit different. We add some or take off the toppings. Anything goes with this fun and oh so delicious bark. Enjoy!
Course Dessert, Easter Desserts, Snack
Cuisine American
Keyword chocolate bark, Easter Desserts, Easter Sweets, white chocolate
Author Pam

Ingredients

  • White Chocolate Almond Bark or Wilton White Candy Melts, found at Walmart and Michael’s or online. DO Not use white chocolate chips, they won’t melt properly
  • Assorted Pastel M&Ms, Easter Sprinkles, Mini Easter Egg Candies, Mini Jelly Beans, Mini Robin Egg Malted Milk Balls, Mini Chocolate Chips, Colored Sprinkles, and Nonpareils
  • •Crushed up Pretzels, Nuts ,Crunched up Cookies, Optional

Instructions

  1. 1.Line a cookie sheet with wax or parchment paper, set aside. Have all your toppings and add-ons ready to go and out of their packages.

    2.Chop up chocolate into medium pieces. Leave out one or two larger chunks. Put into a microwave safe bowl for 30 seconds. Take out, stir with a rubber spatula. Put back in for another 30 seconds. Stir again. Do this until the chocolate is almost melted. Keep stirring. It should melt completely. Toss the remaining two pieces into the melted chocolate and stir to melt. This will temper the chocolate to let it stay set on the counter after it’s all done.

    3.Pour chocolate onto cookie sheet. Spread evenly with rubber spatula or an offset spatula.

    4.Let sit for just one minute. Now, go for it and have fun decorating your bunny bark. After you have everything on. Gently press the toppings into the chocolate. Place in freezer for 10 minutes. Take out and let sit on counter for about 20 minutes. Break up your bunny bark and take a big bite! Enjoy!

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