Halloween Candy Corn Cookie Bark
Halloween Candy Corn Cookie Bark – delicious and festive. I love this bark for Halloween! I may earn commissions for purchases made through links on this post.
Halloween Candy Corn Cookie Bark
Every year I fill this glass pumpkin up with candy corn. It takes 2 1/2 bags of candy corn to initially fill it. Can you guess how many times I have to refill it before Halloween is here?
Believe it or not, I actually leave it alone for the most part. But anyone who comes over to our house takes a handful here and there and it slowly whittles its way down. I did steal a cup of it for this candy corn bark.
This candy corn bark is super sweet and decadent just like any Halloween treat should be. White chocolate and pretzels were meant to be together.
Then we all know how much I love Oreos. This is a quick and easy treat that packages up well as gifts or snacks. It’s really rich so you’ll only need a bite or two.
OTHER HALLOWEEN RECIPES:
Halloween Candy Corn Cookie Bark
Candy Corn Halloween Cookie Bark - delicious and festive. I love this bark!
Ingredients
- 14 whole Oreos, broken up (use Halloween Oreos if you can find them)
- 1 1/2 cups pretzels - any shape, broken into pieces
- 16 ounces almond bark or white chocolate melts
- 1 cup candy corn
- brown and orange colored sprinkles
Instructions
- Cover a large cookie sheet with wax paper or parchment paper. Spread broken cookies, pretzels and about 3/4 cup of the candy corn onto the prepared cookie sheet in a 9x13 shape. Place almond bark in a container and microwave for 1 1/2 minutes. Stir and then microwave for another 30 seconds until melted and smooth.
- Drizzle the melted chocolate over the cookie mixture, spreading with spatula if needed to coat evenly. It may seem like it's not enough but just try to evenly spread it. The ratio of chocolate to toppings will be off if you add more almond bark/white chocolate. Sprinkle remaining candy corn and colored sprinkles over the almond bark/white chocolate while it is still wet. Do not let it harden. Place cookie tray into refrigerator until set and firm. Remove and gently break bark into small pieces - it's really rich. Makes around 20-24 pieces. Store in air tight container.
Notes
Source: Your Homebased Mom
We both share the same loves! I have a master’s in CIS and have 17 years in software development. I am a full stack developer and always glad to find other women in this challenging, mostly male dominated field! I also love baking! Thanks for sharing this fun and tasty treat!
Wow. Super impressive. It is such a male dominated field. I feel like I’ve lost my skills over the years. Boo.
I’ve made lots of desserts using almond bark. I followed the directions for this bark and it didn’t turn out as I planned. When I broke it apart, all of the loose ingredients that wasn’t covered with chocolate was left on the bottom. Trying to spread the chocolate over loose crumbs is difficult. I always find it much easier to melt the chocolate first, then sprinkle on your toppings, then refrigerate. This way you have a solid base for your bark.
How many pieces of candy corn is in that jar, I would like to run a contest!
Haha. I have no idea. I think 3 bags.
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along with a mug of coffee.
I made your Halloween Candy Corn Cookie Bark that I saw on Pinterest for our Halloween Bash! It was so easy! I can’t wait to have it tonight. I also gave you a mention on my blog this morning for this great recipe! (http://the-things-im-learning.blogspot.com)
I added Reces Pieces (the colors are just right) and the taste was awesome!!
just made this and it looks nothing like yours!! bark was thick and wouldn’t pour out nicely and when I used back of spoon to spread – it spread everything so it made a goopy mess, especially the oreos, the cookie part separated from the frosting. Your’s looked more like a bark layer on top. Is there a trick to share as to how this is done? I wouldn’t want to display mine!! I used a large cookie sheet and think I could have used a smaller pan for more denisity so the bark would have gone farther. Tastes great!!
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i tried this today shortly after i found it on this site…it is truly AMAZING! a must try for everyone(:
Fantastic story… I was so interested reading it… and the Halloween Candy Corn Cookie Bark looks like TOO much fun!
That will definitely be a project with the kids I work with.
THANKS!!!
thank you!
Dana
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I had it in a tupperware for about 5 days. I would say you could make it up to 2 days in advance. You don’t want the Oreos to start getting soft.
Christy
hey there! was wondering how far in advance i could make this/how long it will “keep” in tupperware or another air tight container. looks fabulous.
thanks! 🙂
I made this bark today with white & orange melts. This bark is delicious! Thank you. I pinned it on Pinterest with a picture of my bark & linked to this page 🙂 Link located below!
Anna
http://pinterest.com/pin/366989309/
I found this recipe on Friday and I’ve already made three batches (family party, Bible study, work). I already have 2 more batches planned in the next week. Mine doesn’t look nearly as pretty as yours, but it is fun and colorful. My dad calls it “clown explosion candy”, and my roommate calls it “crack candy”. I’ve already thought of swapping out the candy corn with crushed candy canes and making Christmas bark. Yum! Thank you so much for a GREAT recipe!!!
I made the bark this weekend and my family LOVED it! It is soo pretty and fun! Next time I may add peanuts for added saltiness.
Thank you for sharing!
This looks YUMMY! I know what I’m making for my mother in law when she gets back from her trip! I just hope I can still find halloween oreos! Maybe I should buy a couple of packs!
thanks for sharing this!
Ever tried throwing peanuts into the candy corn bowl too? The two flavors together taste like Payday candy bars!!!
We made this today and it was delicious!!! I think next time we may add more oreos and pretzels, and maybe a few peanuts. But it was outstanding as is. Thank you for sharing!
I love hearing about your job and major!!! So fascinating!!
Oh my, this looks so naughty! And fun 😉
I’m impressed with your computer skills, but even more impressed that you can leave the candy corn alone!!!
Oh oh. You talking about the software you programmed and used just tells me to never mess with you in any kind of way. 😉
These cookies barks look and sound like amazing. So sweet they’ll take you an a sugar rush. 😛
Too bad I don’t get candy corn and have never tasted it in my life. I’m kinda curious about these traditional American sweets.
Cheers,
Tobias
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So cute! I’ll have to find an Aussie shop that sells candy corn. I feel the need to bring Halloween to these shores 🙂 thanks for sharing!
Your bark looks great! Glad you enjoyed it.
This looks so delicious and so simple! Thanks for sharing!
Looks delicious! I have a weakness for candy corn too. (:
I am a elementary school teacher and am always looking for some fun (peanut-free) treats for holiday celebrations! This will be an essential from now on! Thanks 🙂
@Kelly Kronic,
Just interviewed with them in Orem and got the job. Trust me…I saw way too much at that job. A little scary what kind of people are out there.
Awesome!!! That’s so colorful and fall-like, do want ^-^
that is pretty creeepy that you can find files regardless of deleting them…howd you getinto that job?
Yum! looks delish and super rich 🙂 What an exciting job, especiallu since I know little to none about computers. I need to hire you to tweak up my blog 😉 Always love the recipes you have on here.
Yum, I’ve done something similar but without oreos, I love those as an addition, yum!
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YUMMY! I can seriously taste this right now.
My mom always filled a glass vase with candy corn and I’d sneak some whenever she wasn’t looking. I can’t bring myself to buy any because I’d gain 10 pounds in just one month!
What a fabulous treat! Thanks for sharing!
Ooh, the hubby has a potluck coming up Tuesday! I know what I’m making! Thanks!
I love candy corns and ores. Not sure I would stop at just a little. Yum.
Wow! This is genius! So fun and pretty to look at. Thanks for this one!
I’m not a candy corn fan but I love this for friends! The bark just looks fantastic.
awesome recipe, sweet and salty and festive!
Love this! So fun.
Oooh, I love the addition of Oreos!!
That looks great, I love the addition of the pretzels!
That looks awesome!!! I love the colors, and the addition of pretzels for saltiness. Yum!
Coding is so out of my world and foreign to me! Your job sounds like it was so official and important, very cool you still get to use those skills.
This bark looks amazing!