Halloween Bark Recipe

This fun and spooky Halloween bark recipe is the perfect after school treat, party food, or movie night snack to make with your kids!

Halloween bark is easy to bake for beginners, however you will need to be extra careful when melting the chocolate (if you have young kids helping out).

The most fun part of the recipe is definitely adding the sprinkles, and getting to break the frozen bark into bite size spooky pieces at the end.

Grab your Halloween movie night bucket list, and a few simple ingredients, and you have the perfect family night activity that you can also eat!

You can easily modify this recipe for any holiday! In fact, check out our 4th of July S’mores bark, and our festive Reindeer bark here.

Simply experiment with different food coloring and a variety of holiday sprinkles to come up with your favorite recipe combinations.

You’ll love creating this Halloween bark recipe with your kids! Tried it? Let me know how it went in the comments below.

Let’s get started!

Equipment needed to make Easy Halloween Bark

Medium Sized Bowl
Spoon
Parchment Lined Baking Sheet
Rubber Spatula or Offset Spatula
Melting Crystals (Candy Melts)
Piping bags or ziplock bag Scissors
Toothpick or Skewer

Ingredients to make Halloween Bark

10 ounces Orange Candy Melts
2 ounces Black Candy Melts
Large Candy Eyeballs
Small Candy Balls
Halloween Sprinkles of choice

How to Make Spooky Halloween Bark

Melt black candy melts according to package instructions. Add to a piping bag or zip lock bag.

Melt orange candy melts and 1 tsp of paramount crystals or coconut oil to a bowl. Melt according to package instructions.

Once smooth, pour out onto a parchment-lined baking sheet. Smooth out to 1/8″ thickness.

Snip the tip of your piping bag (or ziplock bag). Starting in the center make a dot.

Without releasing pressure create a circle around the dot but continue to go around and around until you run out of space.

Using a toothpick or skewer, start at the center dot and drag the tip away from the center. Move over just a little and drag the tip towards the center dot. Complete this pattern all the way around the bark.