Valentine’s Day Bark

Valentine’s Day Bark

Valentine’s Day Bark aka White Chocolate Holiday Bark, using white chocolate, conversation hearts, sprinkles with a little bit of red food coloring. Easy to make recipe that is perfect for Valentine’s Day holiday parties at the office or school.

Valentine's Day Bark

Have you ever heard of “bark”? You would typically see it more around the Christmas holiday. However, you can make it for many different occasions.

What is bark chocolate?

It is a sheet of chocolate that is covered with nuts, candy, dried fruit or even more chocolate. This one is covered with candy and sprinkles.

Valentine's Day Bark

How to make white chocolate bark.

Like I said earlier, this an easy to make recipe. Unless you’re putting special ingredients that need to be “made”, all you’re doing here is melting white chocolate and tossing some toppings on it, then letting it cool. That simple.

What is in Valentine’s Day Bark?

  • White Chocolate Chips
  • Conversation Hearts
  • Valentine Sprinkles
  • Red Food Coloring (optional)

What can I sub for white chocolate?

The closest thing, as far as flavor goes, is milk chocolate. The closest thing, as far as looks goes, is almond bark.

Is white chocolate and almond bark the same thing?

No. But almond bark still taste good to me and can be used for a bark recipe.

Need more sweet Valentine’s Day Ideas??

Pink Hot Chocolate

Valentine’s Day Trash Bars

Valentine’s Day Coconut Cupcakes

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Valentine’s Day Bark

Valentine's Day Bark aka White Chocolate Holiday Bark. Easy to make recipe that is perfect for Valentine's Day holiday parties at the office or school.
Course Dessert, Snack
Cuisine American
Keyword candy, candy recipe, Christmas dessert recipe, easy white chocolate bark idea, holiday bark, how to make white chocolate bark, white chocolate bark, white chocolate holiday bark
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 14 minutes
Set Time 20 minutes
Total Time 44 minutes
Servings 8
Calories 2773kcal

Equipment

  • Double Boiler (can use glass bowl over saucepan or microwave)
  • Baking Sheet

Ingredients

  • 12 oz Bag White chocolate chips See post above if needing to substitute
  • 7 oz Bag Conversation Hearts – Brach's
  • 1/4 Cup Valentine sprinkle Can use less, if preferred
  • Red Food Color Gel or liquid

Instructions

  • Melt chocolate in double boiler or glass bowl over a pan (see pic). *Can heat in microwave at 30 second intervals.
    Valentine's Day Bark
  • Before pouring the chocolate, add a squirt or two to the melted chocolate. Once you start spreading, you'll swirl the colors. (You can skip this step and just keep it white)
  • Once the chocolate is fully melted, pour onto a parchment or silicone mat on a shallow baking dish. Spread until it's 1/4" thick or so.
    Valentine's Day Bark
  • Sprinkle the toppings on the unmelted chocolate. Press if need be.
    Valentine's Day Bark
  • Place in the refrigerator for 20 minutes to harden.
  • Remove from fridge. Using a large knife, or your hands, crack the bark into pieces. Serve on a plate/platter or put it in cute little gift boxes.
    Valentine's Day Bark

Notes

ITEMS/INGREDIENTS USED IN RECIPE – If you are interested in any of the items I may have used (or are similar to the items I used) in making this recipe, I have listed all or some of them above within the post.  NOTE:  These links are affiliate links of which I receive a small commission from the sale of certain item. This does not affect your price, it remains the same.
 
 
 

Nutrition

Calories: 2773kcal | Carbohydrates: 308g | Protein: 30g | Fat: 164g | Saturated Fat: 99g | Cholesterol: 107mg | Sodium: 459mg | Potassium: 1459mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 306g | Vitamin A: 153IU | Vitamin C: 3mg | Calcium: 1015mg | Iron: 1mg
Top image shows an overhead view of Valentine's Day Bark on a white plate. The bottom image shows a direct view of Valentine's Day Bark on the same white plate.

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