Sweet treats are pretty much all I want during Christmas time. From fudge to cookies to cheesecakes and candies, I just can’t get enough. Another one of my favorites is definitely different kinds of “bark” candy. I was trying to find new flavors to make into bark and that is how this toffee and chocolate eggnog bark was born.
The awesome thing about making candy “bark” is that it is so easy. I mean it takes only a few ingredients and no real baking or cooking to create it. That is definitely my kind of candy making.
Eggnog Bark Ingredients:
1 bag eggnog candy melts
1 bag chocolate toffee chips
Let’s Make It:
1) Spread a piece of parchment paper out on a cookie sheet.
2) Add the candy melts to a small bowl and microwave according to the instructions on the package.
3) Once the candy melts are smooth, spread it out on the parchment paper so that it is about 1/4-1/2 inch thick. Sprinkle the milk chocolate toffee over the layer of chocolate, pressing them gently into the chocolate.
4) Refrigerate until the chocolate is hard. Break the chocolate into pieces with your hands (some of the topping will fall off, but that’s ok). Package into festive containers or bags.
See, I told you that was easy! I mean two ingredients and just some melting to get it made. This stuff is perfect for parties, potlucks or even giving as a homemade gift! You can easily package it into pretty little bags and make someone’s day with a delicious, sweet treat to enjoy this Christmas!
What is your favorite Christmas candy or cookie? Do you do a lot of baking during the holiday season?
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- 1 bag milk eggnog candy melts
- 1 cup milk chocolate toffee chips
- Spread a piece of parchment paper out on a cookie sheet.
- Add the candy melts to a small bowl and microwave according to the instructions on the package.
- Once the candy melts are smooth, spread it out on the parchment paper so that it is about ¼-1/2 inch thick. Sprinkle the milk chocolate toffee over the layer of chocolate, pressing them gently into the chocolate.
- Refrigerate until the chocolate is hard. Break the chocolate into pieces with your hands (some of the topping will fall off, but that’s ok). Package into festive containers or bags
Oh man that looks awesome! Definitely need to give this a try, thanks for sharing 🙂
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sounds delicious, I would have never thought about these ingredients together. LOVE toffee!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This look so yummy paired together. I wish I had found this for my work xmas party.
Okay, did you just really add my three favorite ingredients into one item? HA! This sounds delish
I must have missed the eggnog candy this year, it’s my husbands favorite! I’ll make this for him next year
I love eggnog so I know I would love these! This is so pretty too!
I must know where the eggnog baking chips came from! I love eggnog and love an easy bark like this!
My son would love this- he has been a big egg nog fan this year! Now to find the egg nog candy melts!
omg Shannah! This looks AMAZING. I just want to bite down on the crunchiness of it. My mom must see this recipe.. she’s an eggnog addict.
This is such a beautiful recipe, and one that I would most certainly enjoy!
i haven’t ever seen eggnog melts. my dad would have loved this, he adored egg nog .
Oh my yum! Chocolate and eggnog? What more can a girl ask for? These look wonderful.
I would have never guessed this combination would have worked. I can’t wait to try it, this would be so good to try. Thank you again for sharing. Chocolate and eggnog sounds weird but I bet it is delicious
OH my goodness this would go over soooo big at my house. I’ll have to look for the melts!
That looks amazing! Can’t wait to try it!
I love toffee, and I love eggnog. This looks amazing.
My husband is an eggnog freak. He would love these!
That is a great tip and recipe! Yummmm!
Oh that looks amazing! I never made egg nog bark!
Ooh, I didn’t even know they made eggnog candy melts! This sounds delicious! Pinning, and thanks for sharing at Creativity Unleashed!
Eggnog candy melts sound great, I couldn’t even see eggnog in the supermarkets here in the UK during Christmas. Your bark looks yummy. Visiting from Link Party Palooza!
Hi Shannah! Thanks for sharing this at Project Inspired! Featured it this week xo
Thanks so much for featuring my eggnog bark!