Now I have to admit that our version is a little less 'designer cute' and a little more 'chuck it all on' but then the kids did make it!
We were inspired by a recipe that I found on Pintrest and added our own sparkle and flair. Check out my Pintrest Easter board for the original post.
This is what we used from our Easter grotto
| What you'll need for your Easter Bark | 
Now we set about smashing up our white chocolate bunnies and our eggs and melted them in shot blasts in the microwave is 2 separate bowls.
| Mmmmm, all ready for melting | 
You will need to bash up your Oreo's into crumbs with a rolling pin before you start and lay out all of your Easter egg sweeties ready. We had Smarties, some Minion Mini Eggs, Jazzies, mini marshmallows and a selection of sprinkles from our baking cupboard.
| Clingfilm your tray for ease of removal | 
Set up your baking tray with 2 layers of cling film to make it easy to get your bark out later and sprinkle with a handful of your sweets and some Oreo crumbs.
| The Easter Bark creation station | 
| Pour over the melted chocolate yummyness | 
Then, with the wrong end of a spoon give your chocolate a gentle swirl until it looks something like this.
| Swirly whirly time | 
Now all that is left to do is let the children cover it with sweeties and chocolates, sprinkle over more Oreo crumbs and then top with a selection of sprinkles and a little edible glitter (if you have it).
| Ta dah, sugar heaven! | 
Pop this into the fridge for about an hour to set firm and then break it into slivers and enjoy!
| And now for the best part...eating your Easter Bark | 
It was a sure fire hit in our house so we hope you enjoy it too.
 
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