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DIY Easy Candy Corn Bark

September 6, by Shellie Wilson. 1 Comment

 

This recipe is for a fun Halloween snack or treat. This Halloween Candy corn bark is so easy to make. Not only does this DIY chocolate bark taste good it looks great too. The perfect addition to a Halloween party food table or For handing out on Halloween night as handmade candy.

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Ingredients:

  • 12 oz bags of candy melts ( yellow, orange, white)
  • 1 cup of candy corns
  • 1 cup of pretzels
  • 1 cup of Reese’s Pieces

 

Directions:

First, lay out the parchment paper roughly about 18 inches long over your counter.

 

Next, place each pack of candy melts in a bowl and follow suggested directions on the back to melt.  

Use a spoon to scoop out the melts in series of dallops in multiple colors across the parchment paper.

Use a spoon or skewer to mix the melts together into a swirling pattern.  To do this, I ran the skewer up and down, then left to right, then diagonally until I got the pattern I wanted.  Don’t over mix or else it will change into one solid color.

 

Once it is spread out sprinkle candy corn, pretzels and Reese’s Pieces over the top.  Lightly press into the candy melts.

Allow 30 minutes or so to completely dry.

Break into pieces.

 

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Comments

  1. creativecraftingwithbeth says

    September 7, 2018 at 7:30 am

    Oh wow!!!! I’m making this and I *might* share it with my kids, maybe, LOL Such a cool idea! Thanks for sharing!!

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