Ingredients
- Half of a package of speculoos cookies from Lotus Biscoff®, weighing around 8.8 ounces
- Two bags of white chocolate melting wafers from Ghirardelli®, each bag weighing 10 ounces
- A box of cereal containing oats, corn, and rice from Annie's Homegrown® Friends Bunnies, approximately 10 ounces
- A package of jelly bird eggs from Brach's® Speckled, weighing about 9 ounces
- A bag of unwrapped milk chocolate candy kisses, around 9 ounces
- A box of crumbled chocolate wafer cookies from Nabisco®, about 9 ounces
- A package of mini jelly bird eggs from Brach's® Mixed Up Minis, weighing 8 ounces
Step 1
Prepare a baking pan measuring 11x7 inches by lining it with parchment paper long enough to easily lift the bark out later on.
Step 2
Arrange speculoos cookies in the pan ensuring they are placed closely together.
Step 3
Follow the instructions on the white chocolate package to melt it and then pour it over the cookies, using a spatula to create a smooth top.
Step 4
Decorate the melted white chocolate with a mix of cereal, jelly bird eggs, chocolate kisses, chocolate wafer cookies, and mini jelly bird eggs. Let it set in the refrigerator for about 10 to 15 minutes.
Step 5
Once set, gently pull the parchment paper to remove the bark from the pan and then break it into pieces for serving.
Extra Tips & Suggestions
- Storing your delectable White Chocolate Bunny Bark to keep it fresh and delightful is key to ensuring a successful Easter celebration. Here are some creative and varied storage tips to help you savor every bite of this sweet treat:
- 1. Cool and Dry : After making your White Chocolate Bunny Bark, allow it to cool completely before storing. Ensure the storage container is completely dry to prevent moisture from affecting the texture of the bark.






