- 1 Bag Vanilla Almond Bark
- 1 Bottle Neon Green Food Coloring
- 1 Bottle Orange Food Coloring
- 1 Bag Candy Bones
- 1 Bag Gummy Eyeballs
- 1 Bag Realistic Gummy Worms
- 1 Bag Realistic Gummy Bugs
- 1 Container Halloween Candy Sprinkles
- 1 Bag Favorite Halloween Candy
Get started by breaking up the almond bark in a large glass bowl. Heat in the microwave for 30-60 seconds at a time, stirring between each break. This way you won't over heat and burn the candy. Pour a half cup of the mixture in a glass cup or small bowl and fill a second one with the same amount.
In the large bowl, mix in the food coloring to create the color of green you want. If you like the slimy green look, add about 20 drops of yellow gel and 3 drops of blue gel. Mix well and set aside.
Pour several drops of orange food gel into one cup or small bowl of the almond bark. Stir in as much as you like until you get the desired color. Leave the other cup white. Unwrap all of your candy and get everything ready to assemble.
Heat the green candy bowl for another 30 seconds, stir, then pour into a parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Smooth it out with a spatula.
Drizzle some white and orange candy over the green. Spread around with a toothpick to give it a spider web look.
Gently add your candy and sprinkles, then chill in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes or until candy hardens.
Lift candy out of cookie sheet by the paper and place on a cutting board. Cut into pieces with a knife.
Now your Halloween candy bark is ready to serve and eat!
For fun gifts, add pieces to these cute Halloween Party Treat Bags! I found this cute and colorful Halloween stand that is perfect for a party table! Just add your candy bark to the paper cones and it makes a spooktacular party presentation! Yum! Doesn’t this look fun? I can’t wait for Halloween!
Your Halloween Candy Bark will be a hit at your party and adds some POP to your dessert table!
Love Ice Cream? Add some Halloween Candy Bark to the top of a milkshake. Get inspiration for more treats with my Halloween Freak Shake recipes here.
Get started by breaking up the almond bark in a large glass bowl. Heat in the microwave for 30-60 seconds at a time, stirring between each break. This way you won't over heat and burn the candy. Pour a half cup of the mixture in a glass cup or small bowl and fill a second one with the same amount.
In the large bowl, mix in the food coloring to create the color of green you want. If you like the slimy green look, add about 20 drops of yellow gel and 3 drops of blue gel. Mix well and set aside.
Pour several drops of orange food gel into one cup or small bowl of the almond bark. Stir in as much as you like until you get the desired color. Leave the other cup white. Unwrap all of your candy and get everything ready to assemble.
Heat the green candy bowl for another 30 seconds, stir, then pour into a parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Smooth it out with a spatula.
Drizzle some white and orange candy over the green. Spread around with a toothpick to give it a spider web look.
Gently add your candy and sprinkles, then chill in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes or until candy hardens.
Lift candy out of cookie sheet by the paper and place on a cutting board. Cut into pieces with a knife.
Now your Halloween candy bark is ready to serve and eat!
For fun gifts, add pieces to these cute Halloween Party Treat Bags! I found this cute and colorful Halloween stand that is perfect for a party table! Just add your candy bark to the paper cones and it makes a spooktacular party presentation! Yum! Doesn’t this look fun? I can’t wait for Halloween!
Your Halloween Candy Bark will be a hit at your party and adds some POP to your dessert table!
Love Ice Cream? Add some Halloween Candy Bark to the top of a milkshake. Get inspiration for more treats with my Halloween Freak Shake recipes here.
