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The Spooky Season is here! And I am here for the Spooky Season! I am, admittedly, not a super “Yay, Halloween!” person. I mostly feel like adults tend to overdo this holiday and get more into it than the kids. That being said, it has recently come to my attention that my nearly 8-year-old is VERY into Halloween. Thus, I suppose, I am very into Halloween on his behalf. So we’ve been doing all things Halloween around here. One of those things? Getting crafty with this Witches Brew Bark Kids Halloween Recipe!
My kids are basically obsessed with anything creepy and spooky these days. We watch The Nightmare Before Christmas for 6-months out of the year. Ya know, because it’s basically a Halloween and Christmas movie all in one. So we basically are living all things funky in this house.
Why we get crafty!
Let’s be real — kids don’t need a lot to get excited. Something as easy as a quick and simple Halloween craft is enough to please them for days! I tend to stock up on craft supplies at the end of every season, knowing that the following year we will use them.
What You’ll Need
This recipe is easy. If you’ve ever made chocolate bark before, you’ll know that it’s simple and you can get super creative. For this recipe in particular, you’ll need an assortment of chocolate melts. I buy my Wilton Candy Melts on Amazon. They’re inexpensive and ship free with Prime! For this I use lavender, turquoise, and lime green.
I also recommend using gummy worms (because they are ‘creepy’), candy eyeballs, and candy corn. You’ll need a baking sheet, three microwave safe bowls, and parchment paper. That’s all you need for this easy peasy recipe!
Witches Brew Bark Kids Halloween Recipe
Here’s the full recipe and details!
Witches Brew Bark Recipe
Easy and delicious Witches Brew Halloween Bark
Ingredients
- Turquoise Wilton Candy Melts
- Lavender Wilton Candy Melts
- Lime Green Wilton Candy Melts
- Orange Wilton Candy Melts
- Gummy Worms
- Candy Eyes
- Candy Corn
Instructions
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Pour half of each colored candy melts bag into a microwave safe bowl. Microwave each bowl at 30-second intervals. Stir in between. Continue until completely melted.
- Once the chocolates are all melted, pour the melted chocolates across the parchment-lined cookie sheet. Use a spatula to spread the base layer.
- Continue pouring the chocolate onto the baking sheet. Use a toothpick to swirl the chocolates around.
- Once all the chocolate has been poured, gently press the candies into the chocolate.
- Place baking sheet in the refrigerator for 20-minutes to cool. Then remove the chocolate from the parchment paper backing. Use both hands to break apart chocolate into bark-sized pieces.
- Store in airtight container and ENJOY!
Cassie
I love the colors of the bark! Plus, I am a total sucker for gummy worms. My kids would love this idea! Thank you for sharing!
blair villanueva
Thanks for this fun recipe! My stepdaughter will definitely enjoy making this for her friends 🙂
Flordeliz | angelfloree.com
Very colorful and yummy! For sure kids will enjoy Trick or Treat with these!
Lynda Hogan
I LOVE Halloween!! I’m from Ireland though so its a big thing back home. I’m in Japan now where Halloween is done very differently, but I can substitute these ingredients with similar products I can get here. My kids will love this 🙂
CA
Lovin’ how fun and colorful they all look! They all loo so yum! We must never lose the exciting things, regardless of our current situation.
Mimi
OMG This is so cute!! I need to make it… Even without kids!
Gervin Khan
This is some kind of unique treats! It’s also easy and fun to do! Sure the kids will be happy!
Michael
That is cute! Is that really for Halloween? Well, as long as the kids love it right? Great job!
Ivan Jose
Nice! That really got me excited. Maybe it’s the kid in me being attracted to those bright colors, or maybe because they are a reminder of fun days ahead.
Amber S Battishill
Oh my goodness, this is such a fun idea to do with my kids! Picking up supplies this week for a fun mid-week activity to celebrate Halloween!
Melissa
This is such a fun activity. You are incredibly creative. Can’t wait to try this with my nephew.
Sarah M
Children would love decorating and eating this witches brew bark. This recipe is simple and easy to make.
Marie Phillips
I love this! It is just perfect for Halloween without being too spooky for the little ones. My son will love it.
Crickette, The Things I Have to Say
I’d love this if I were a kid. I really would. It looks so fun to eat. Also I like gummy worms. Hihi.
Yanitza Ninett
This is such a great idea! I love how colorful it is and how fun it seems to make!
Joanna
How cute is this! At first I thought it might be complicated to make as I imagined the base was white chocolate. But with candy melts – that’s so much easier to make. And children can have a lot of fun designing their own.
Candace Hampton
What a fun and delicious Halloween craft for the kids! I know they had fun doing this!
ohmummymia
wow I need to try ot. Looks amazing and my son would love it. I was looking for some nice halloween recipe
Aarika
This is such a creative idea and one that kiddos would love to help make too! I will pass this on to my sis for my nephews. They will love it!
Maartje van Sandwijk
This is such a fun recipe that lets you get creative with the kids!
melissa
Gathering all baking recipes for Halloween since we’re not able to go trick or treating.