Guys. Can’t stop won’t stop with Christmas bark. All the textures! Flavors! Toppings! It’s waking my holiday spirit up in the best possible way.
Just melt your chocolate, spread it all out, and toss on your faves. It’s the ultimate easy treat for gifting or for a big crowd.
1. Melted Snowman Chocolate Bark
How unbelievably cute are these little melted snowmen? They are so simple but look ridiculously effective. This recipe will make everyone smile, even the biggest Scrooge.
All it takes is some white chocolate and just a few basic ingredients. You are going to have a total blast decorating these snowman treats. So go ahead and get the kids in on it!
2. White Chocolate Christmas Bark
This white chocolate Christmas bark is just plain fun, so delicious, and looks so pretty. You swirl red and green melted chocolate right into the beautiful white chocolate base. It creates this super festive look.
This is really a great chance to just get creative and have some fun. Then you top it with red and green chocolate candies and all the festive sprinkles. Yaaas.
Hot tip: I love making this with different colors for other holidays. Orange and purple for Halloween? Ummmmright?
3. Triple Chocolate S’mores Bark
Okay, I might have saved the best for last. This decadent s’mores bark is packed with all the best ingredients.
You layer Hershey’s chocolate, little pieces of Graham Crackers, and tiny marshmallow bits right on top of a swirl of white and dark chocolate. It might not be the first thing you think of for Christmas, but this one is going on the nice list forever. Weee!
4. Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Bark with Sea Salt
I love, love, love the flavors of this dark chocolate and peanut butter bark. It feels a little more grown-up than some of the other recipes (which maybe means you don’t have to share!).
Dark chocolate isn’t always the biggest crowd-pleaser, but when you combine it with sweet and salty peanut butter? It’s just divine. Add a little bit of sea salt to make all the flavors pop, and this is a treat you’ll want to make again and again.
5. Salted Pecan Dark Chocolate Bark
Salted pecans are just incredible with dark chocolate. But instead of just coating a few nuts with a little chocolate, this recipe lets you cover a whole lot of chocolate with a ton of nuts!
It’s simple and super tasty, and it’s also low-carb, keto, vegan, and gluten-free. It’s a fantastic treat for any party or cookie tin… like everyone can eat these!
6. Healthy Festive Frozen Yogurt Bark
This frozen yogurt bark is such a great healthy alternative to all the chocolate. You top it with fresh fruit for a delicious, guilt-free snack. Kids will totally love this one, and they’ll have a blast helping decorate it, too!
Plus, you can use any kind of yogurt, even vegan and allergen-friendly types. It’s super inclusive!
7. Oreo Peppermint Bark
If you are a fan of cookies and cream, this bark absolutely needs to be on your Christmas list. White chocolate and crushed Oreos come together to make a super tasty cookies and cream chocolate bark that everyone will go nuts for.
It’s crunchy, rich, and looks amazing. For that classic Oreo flavor with a little minty twist, this one is a total must-make.
8. Gingerbread House White Chocolate Bark
Are you sick and tired of trying to make that gingerbread house actually stand up? Stick with me on this one. This Christmas bark has all the ingredients you’d normally find on a gingerbread house, from the white chocolate to all the tasty toppings.
It even has pieces of gingerbread cookies! So, it might not be a prize-winning house, but it’s super tasty and completely effortless to pull together.
9. Saltine Toffee Bark (AKA Christmas Crack)
Salty, sweet, and just borderline addictive, I have a feeling you’re going to crave this one all year long. It starts with saltine crackers that get covered in a simple yet delicious toffee.
Then that gets covered in a layer of chocolate. Sprinkle on some chopped pecans and Heath bars, and it becomes dangerously delish.
10. Cranberry, Chocolate & Almond Bark
This Cranberry, Chocolate & Almond Bark is so quick and dangerously easy to make. The nutty almonds add a fantastic crunch and flavor, while the cranberries are tart and chewy.
Just sprinkle them on top of whatever chocolate you like, and dig in!
11. Sweet and Salty Chocolate Bark
Sweet and salty chocolate bark is just like a candy bar. Only it’s way easier to make at home! You’ll use delicious milk chocolate for the base.
Then, you add caramel over the top, and its buttery sweetness makes the whole thing ultra craveable. Top it with peanuts and pretzels for crunch and a little hint of saltiness. Yummy!
12. Chocolate Pomegranate Bark
This chocolate and pomegranate bark is fruity, tart, and a little bit salty. It’s super unique. The red and green colors from the pomegranate seeds and pistachios are just beautiful, and even better, it’s all natural!
This bark is great for snacking since it’s full of antioxidants. You can make a big batch and munch on it all day long.
13. Dark Chocolate Pecan Toffee Bark
This bark recipe is so rich, flavorful, and just perfect for the holidays. It starts with a dark chocolate layer covered with pecan pieces and toffee. The sweet, buttery, and nutty flavors go so well with that deep chocolate.
I love this recipe for Christmas potlucks and other special occasions. It’s always a hit!
14. Loaded Christmas Bark
Just one look at the ingredient list, and you’ll totally see why this is called ‘loaded’ Christmas bark. It’s chocolatey, colorful, and completely jam-packed with Oreos, pretzels, peanuts, M&M’s, and sprinkles.
It’s sweet, salty, fun, and flavorful, all at once. This is guaranteed to be a crowd favorite, and the kids will absolutely love it.
15. Christmas Chocolate Bark
This Christmas chocolate bark recipe is sweet, chocolatey, and refreshingly minty. Rice Krispies give it this delicious crispy texture that’s just dreamy against the smooth chocolate.
Top it all off with festive candies and crushed candy canes for a treat that’s vibrant, flavorful, and full of crunch.
16. Chocolate Peppermint Marshmallow Bark
This bark recipe is a delicious classic with a sweet twist. White and dark chocolate layers get a little more holiday cheer with cool peppermint and fluffy marshmallows.
This crunchy and chewy peppermint bark will be on your mind well into the New Year.
17. Turtle Bark
Turtle bark is a fun twist on a classic chocolate delight. It’s full of pecans, caramel, and chocolate, which is basically a dream come true.
The sea salt is optional, but I just love how it enhances all of the sweet and delicious flavors. Either way, this turtle bark is decadent and delicious.
18. Maple Sweetened Chocolate Almond Bark
This sophisticated chocolate bark recipe is just to-die-for. Almond and coconut are a spectacular pair, and when you add maple syrup, dark chocolate, and roasted almonds? It’s absolutely heavenly.
19. Cherry Cashew Chocolate Bark
Cherries and cashews are a wonderful topping for this Christmas bark. You’ll make a simple swirl using semi-sweet and white chocolate. Then top it off with sweet and slightly tart cherries before it all hardens.
Just be sure to chop the nuts before you add them. If you leave them whole, it might be a little too much crunch for one mouthful.
20. Cranberry Pistachio Bark
Take a look at this yummy recipe if you’re hoping for something with a little less artificial color and sugar. Instead of M&Ms and food coloring, it uses healthy and delicious ingredients to bring in those festive colors.
All you need are salty pistachios, tart cranberries, and sweet white chocolate. These three ingredients create an excellent balance of flavors. And the chewy, crunchy, creamy textures are a total delight!
21. Dark Chocolate Bark with Cranberries, Pepitas, Pretzels & Popcorn
Here’s another dark chocolate bark that’s full of yummy holiday snacks. The salty toppings with the rich, intense chocolate are such a treat. And the popcorn adds this unique texture that I just can’t get enough of.
Plus, you’ll add cranberries to balance out the saltiness and add a bright and chewy element.
22. Frozen Yogurt Bark with Berries
I know this looks similar to the recipe above, but there are a few key differences. The one above just calls for yogurt. So you get your fave and freeze it with the toppings.
In this version, you’ll use a mixture of vanilla honey yogurt, powdered sugar, heavy cream, and lime juice. It makes it so much creamier! This recipe is a total hit, especially with kids.
23. Cookies and Cream Breakaway
Since one recipe just didn’t feel like enough, here’s another one for the Oreo lovers. All you need is white chocolate and crushed Oreos. Mix the two together, and they transform into an addictive dessert.
And don’t be afraid to experiment! I’ve made this with all kinds of Oreo flavors (and colors), and it’s always a hit.
24. White Chocolate Bark with Candied Ginger & Pistachios
White chocolate is the perfect base for the intense flavors of candied ginger and pistachios. It really allows all of the ingredients to shine, where dark chocolate would probably overpower it.
That said, I bet this would still be amazing with dark chocolate. So maybe you should try both and let me know which one you liked best!