Unicorns and rainbows are all the rage. Your kids (or you!) will love our fun and easy Rainbow Unicorn Bark. It's a perfect treat for Valentine's Day, Easter, a kid's party, springtime, or any time just because it's fun!
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Rainbow Unicorn Bark
Ingredients
- 1 bag of white candy melts
- 1 bag of purple candy melts
- 1 bag of pink candy melts
- 1 bag of blue candy melts
- 1 bag of each pink, blue, and purple Sixlets
- 1 container of each pink and purple sugar sprinkles
- 12 pieces of the rainbows, horseshoes, and hearts from a box of Lucky Charms
- Wax paper
- Cookie sheet
- Double boiler
Directions
- Cut out a piece of wax paper to fit the bottom of the cookie sheet.
- Melt the white candy melts using a double boiler.
- Pour onto the cookie sheet with the wax paper.
- Melt the purple candy melt and then dollop some purple around the white candy melt.
- Melt the pink candy melt and the dollop around the white and purple.
- Do the same with the blue candy melts.
- Take a butter knife or toothpick and swirl all the candy melts combined.
- Sprinkle the Sixlets, marshmallows, and sprinkles all over the bark.
- Put in fridge for 15 minutes or until hardened.
- Break into pieces and then enjoy!
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Jana Seitzer is a full-time mom to 4 amazing kids, wife, writer, photographer, marketer, designer, and social media maven. She loves to travel all over the world—solo and with her family—and tell stories about her travel adventures, adventures that often involve a glass of wine.
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This is the cutest treat! It has all of my daughters favorite colors, and she sure does love unicorns. I will need to make this for her upcoming birthday. 🙂
I have never thought of trying. This looks delicious. I am sure it is a lot of fun to make.
This would be fun to make with the teens – double the fun – fun to make and fun to eat – and give some away, too.