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Easy Peppermint Bark Recipe

Peppermint Bark is a Christmas classic and really can be made in a short amount of time. Peppermint Bark is super simple to make for teacher’s gifts or to bring to a holiday party. This Simple and Delicious Peppermint Bark Recipe will be your go-to for holidays.

I love peppermint bark.  It is one of my favorite Christmas recipes and the fact that it is super simple to make doesn't hurt.  My children helped with this week's batch and they all had a fabulous time crushing the peppermints and spreading them about. 

There are so many peppermint bark recipes out there, but I just go the simple sam route. I prefer to use both dark chocolate and white chocolate becuase I think it looks a bit more festive and really tastes better as well. If you are looking for gifts for teachers or neighbors or the post man or simply to have on hand for those last minute guests this is a great recipe to keep on hand. Peppermint bark freezes well too. 

Happy Holidays!

Enjoy!

Peppermint Bark Recipe

1 bag of chocolate chips

1 bag of white chocolate chips

1 tbsp of coconut oil

mini candy canes, crushed*  place candy canes in a zip lock bag and use a hammer to crush into small pieces *perfect for the kiddos

DIRECTIONS

Line the bottom of a pan with waxed paper. Pour chocolate chips in a glass bowl. Heat over a double broiler stirring the chips until chocolate chips have completely melted and mixture is smooth.  If the mixture is not smooth, add a bit of coconut oil.

Spread melted chocolate  as evenly as possibly onto the lined pan. Place pan into the fridge for 20 minutes. Repeat the same melting process with the white chips. Remove pan from fridge and spread white chocolate mixture on top of the chocolate layer.  *Spread white chocolate as quickly as possible because it will start to melt your layered chocolate. 

Top off with the crushed candy cane.  Return pan to fridge for 20 minutes.  Remove from fridge, remove the waxed paper and cut into pieces.

ENJOY!

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