Easy Easter Candy Bark Wondering what to do with all that Easter basket candy?

Easter Candy Bark is so easy and you don't have to run to the store to buy anything if you have a package of white chocolate chips or candy melts in the pantry and a stash of leftover candy. (I keep a stash of left over Valentines candy and sprinkles, too!)

School Easter parties. Church Easter parties. Neighborhood Easter egg hunts. And that all happens BEFORE Easter Sunday! Besides eating it by the handfuls, what can you do with all that candy?

This is a fun snack to take to the Easter Sunday family gathering or Easter Egg hunt. It's also a good way to use up all that candy your kids have been bringing home for a week from school and church!

If you have to start from scratch, the dollar stores have tons of candy to choose from so you don't have to buy large bags. One of my favorites is the miniature Reese Cups. On this batch of candy bark, I also used Mike 'n Ikes, candy-coated chocolate candies from a plastic tube with a bunny on top, jelly beans, candy-coated sunflower seeds, tiny marshmallows (held over from my hot chocolate stash), sprinkles and the miniature Reese Cups.

I'm thinking about making an adult version of this candy bark using melted semi-sweet chocolate chips topped with the Dove peanut butter-filled chocolates, chopped dark chocolate covered almonds, chocolate covered coffee beans, and Russel Stover coconut mini's. Hmmm.... that is, if I have any of these candies left! Kids aren't the only ones that love Easter candy.... we just kick it up a notch.

I'd love to see what candy combos you come up with using your Easter candy.

Other Easter recipes you will love

Instant Pot Pepper Jelly Ham

Chocolate Covered Strawberries Disguised as Carrots in Dirt Cups

Naturally Dyed Deviled Eggs and Easter Eggs

Instant Pot Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheesecake

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Easter Candy Bark

Perfect for your Easter egg hunt or Easter party. Just raid the kid's Easter basket and sprinkle with sprinkles!

Prep Time6 mins

Total Time6 mins

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keyword: candy bark, candy melts, cooking with kids, Easter, easter candy bark, easy, kids in the kitchen, leftover candy

Servings: 8 servings

Calories: 250kcal

Author: Kathleen Royal Phillips

Cost: 3

Ingredients

• 1 12 oz package white chocolate chips or white candy melts
• 1 cup mixture of small candies Mini Reese cups, jelly beans, Mike n Ikes, M & M's, sprinkles, tiny marshmallows

Instructions

• 1. Melt white chocolate chips in a microwave safe bowl in microwave (1100 watts) at HIGH for 30 seconds. Stir well. Microwave an additional 30 seconds, then stir until smooth.

  2. Spread melted chocolate on a large piece of parchment paper on a baking sheet. You can spread it directly on the baking sheet but sometimes it is hard to remove.

  3. Immediately sprinkle candies on the chocolate and gently press down with your fingers. It's that simple. Let it stand 10 minutes or until firm. Break into pieces.

Notes

If you don't have small pieces of candy or miniatures, just roughly chop larger candies like full size Reese Cups and chocolate bunnies.