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Valentine’s Day White Chocolate Bark Bites

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Valentine's Day Bark Bites

  Candy Bark, especially white chocolate bark is one of my favorite things to make for the holidays. It’s so easy and everybody loves it. When I was working on a Valentine’s Day bark recipe, I remembered a silicone heart shaped mold I had, so I thought I would try out these bark bites. It worked perfectly, and these White Chocolate Bark Bites will look adorable packaged up for Valentine’s Day gift giving!

Valentine's Day White Chocolate Bark Bites

  This is what you will need to make these Bark Bites! These melting wafer are absolutely delicious. I’ve found them at both the grocery store and at Target. They melt smoothly, unlike white chocolate chips, and they taste great, unlike the a lot of melting wafers! Valentine's Day White Chocolate Bark Bites Follow the directions of the package to melt the wafers. I used a glass bowl and the microwave. Valentine's Day White Chocolate Bark Bites In the bottom of your silicone molds, drop in M&M’s and sprinkles.

Valentine's Day White Chocolate Bark Bites

  Make sure to move your silicone mold to a flat surface, like a baking sheet. Working quickly, pour melted white chocolate into each heart shaped cavity. This can get messy! Once the mold is filled, pick up the baking sheet and tap it on the counter several times to level out the chocolate. Let stand or refrigerate until set. About 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on temperature of kitchen.


 Click on the above picture to find the Heart Mold I used on Amazon!

Valentine's Day White Chocolate Bark Bites Serve these cute little bark bites up to your Valentine!

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Valentine’s Day White Chocolate Bark Bites
Prep Time
5 mins
 
Servings: 12 hearts
Ingredients
  • 1 12 oz package of Ghirardelli White Melting Wafers
  • M&M's and sprinkles or choice of toppings
Instructions
  1. Make sure silicone molds are clean and dry.
  2. Place mold on baking sheet or other flat surface.
  3. Add a few M&M's and a dash of sprinkles into each mold.
  4. Follow directions of package to melt wafers.
  5. Pour melted white chocolate into each cavity.
  6. Tap baking sheet firmly on counter to level out the melted chocolate.
  7. Let cool until hardened.

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  6. Carrie

    Hi!! I am kinda late to the party, but nevertheless, I am totally checking it out! I am now following A Year of Celebrations board on Pinterest and can’t wait to see what is in store for the year! For me, I love a few things on my own site that I keep reusing or remaking every Valentine’s Day:

    Valentine’s Day Petal Cake
    http://www.bakenoprisoners.com/wordpress/index.php/happy-2nd-birthday-bake-no-prisoners/

    Easy Valentine’s Day heart garland and mantel decor
    http://www.bakenoprisoners.com/wordpress/index.php/warning-valentine-fabulousity/

    And my favorite, free printable Doctor Who valentines {made by yours truly}
    http://www.bakenoprisoners.com/wordpress/index.php/doctor-who-valentines-that-will-melt-even-the-doctors-two-hearts-free-printable/

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  10. Gina

    These look easy! I’m so glad Valentine’s Day is on the weekend this year. It gives us more time to make things like this and have some fun.

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