Valentine’s Day Candy Bark

Hi friends!

Are you guys ready for this? My very first recipe post. I’m excited 🙂 Are you? I have an insane sweet tooth. (I’m slightly addicted to Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. Have you tried the limited batch, Cannoli yet? It’s amazing.) It’s okay though because my husband does too. Normally when I bake something it’s gone before I eat too much of it anyway, ha. I appreciate that about him. The last few days I have been baking up a storm fixing all of my husband’s favorite treats. Since he’s is deployed my poor kitchen has been really deprived. Not much cooking or baking going on. It’s true, it’s not much fun cooking for one 🙂 But lately I’ve been in the kitchen baking up a storm. I’m getting together a fun Valentine’s Day care package for him. It’s full of his favorite snacks, candies, homemade goodies, and no care package is complete without pictures of our sweet P. One of the treats I just know he will love. It combines my love for candy bark and his love for m&m’s. During the holidays I adore peppermint bark! This past Christmas, I didn’t make any (shame on me) so I thought why not skip the peppermint and make some cutesy Valentine’s Day Candy Bark instead!

Valentines Day Candy Bark

This is seriously the easiest recipe you’ll ever make. You can add any candy you’d like. Even pretzels or oreos would work well in this delicious bark. I kept it simple with just m&m’s and sprinkles. Okay, recipe time.

Valentine’s Day Candy Bark:

Ingredients:

White chocolate chips (24 oz)

m&m’s or your favorite candy in Valentine colors (1 bag)

Sprinkles

Directions:

Line a cookie sheet with foil or parchment paper.

Using a double boiler, melt your chocolate over medium heat, stirring constantly until it’s smooth.

Carefully pour chocolate onto the lined cookie sheet and spread to even out.

Sprinkle m&ms and sprinkles over top. 

Lightly press toppings into the chocolate.

Refrigerate for about one hour or until hard and break apart.

*Since I’ll be popping these in the mail. I wrapped it in plastic wrap and put in a tin.*

valentine's day candy bark making home base

I have to admit I had a few nibbles before I packaged them all up. Don’t tell my hubby!

Making Home Base Valentines Day candy bark

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  1. Chelsea, that looks DELICIOUS! What a pretty and easy to make treat. I have a seriously huge sweet tooth myself, so I know I would love these. I’m sure your hubby will enjoy them too. I’m so appreciative of his service to our country, and you and your little girl for your sacrifice in letting him go. Just in case I haven’t told you before. 🙂 Have a great day!

    Debbie

  2. Not sure I could eat this, it looks too pretty! Who am I kidding, this would last 2 seconds at my house 🙂 Thanks for sharing!

  3. This looks so yummy, and festive! I love a good holiday treat! You ALWAYS have the best recipes. Thanks for sharing your talent. I LOVE stopping by. This one’s been pinned. Have a great day!

  4. Seriously SO pretty and YUM all at the same time! I am pinning to the Inspiration Gallery Pin Board! Thanks SO much for sharing at our link party!!!
    Jaime

  5. Looks Yummy!! way to go on your first recipe post. Posting tomorrow ( Sat) on my weekly wow’s.

  6. This is so cute! I love peppermint bark, too, and I didn’t make any this year either…so I may just have to make this instead! Thanks for sharing it!

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  10. Cute, cute, cute and looks yummy!! Popping over from Friday Flair at Whipperberry. 🙂 Claire

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  17. This looks scrumptious!! So cute, too!!! Visiting from Nifty Thrifty Things! 🙂

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  19. I allways love these kind of recipes but they allways fail when i try them. When the chocolate is hard it gets all white, super ugly and absolutely not very jummie..

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  23. What a great thing to get in the mail! There’s just something about getting things in the mail. Even better if it’s food! This is so perfect for Valentine’s Day.

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