Mint Rocky Road Christmas Wreath

This Mint Rocky Road Christmas Wreath is packed full of marshmallows, raspberries, peanuts, and mint chocolate for a show-stopping Christmas dessert! This festive blend of candies and chocolate is rich, sweet, and completely delicious.

I love gorgeously decorated, festive desserts for Christmas, like my Christmas Chocolate Ripple Cake Wreath, Clinkers Rocky Road Wreath, and Peppermint Chocolate Christmas Slice.

My Mint Rocky Road Christmas Wreath is loaded with candies and chocolates, then decorated with fun chocolate zig zags and even more candy and chocolate. It's rich, sweet and loved by kids and grown-ups alike.

Even better, this wreath requires no baking. Just mix, chill, and decorate for a simple and delicious treat.

Why You're Going To Love This Recipe

1. No-Bake – No need to preheat the oven with this chocolate Christmas wreath! All you need is a few hours to let the wreath set in the fridge.
2. Quick & Easy – Other than chopping your ingredients and letting the wreath chill, this recipe only takes a few minutes to put together.
3. Fun & Festive Decorations – With such cute toppings, you may hesitate to cut into this wreath (but not for long!)
4. Perfect To Make With Kids - Get your little ones in the kitchen to help make this simple and fun recipe. They'll love mixing all of the ingredients together (and taste-testing, of course!)

What You Need For Mint Rocky Road Chocolate Wreath

Note: Scroll to the recipe card at the bottom for the ingredients quantities and full detailed method.

• butter – for greasing the bundt tin, or you can use cooking spray. It's very important to ensure the tin is well greased so that the rocky road can be easily removed once chilled
• mini marshmallows - or you can use regular sized marshmallows and cut them into small pieces
• crushed peanuts - you can crush your own peanuts using a food processor or Thermomix or you can buy packets of pre-crushed peanuts from the supermarket.
• desiccated coconut – more finely grated than shredded coconut, you can make your own if you can't find any in the store
• raspberry lollies – these are soft gummy-style lollies (candies). If you can't find them, you can substitute them with any soft gummy lolly you like or even Turkish Delight
• Peppermint Crisp bars – roughly chopped. If you can't find these in your area, you can also use crushed peppermints or candy canes, peppermint covered pretzels or candies, or peppermint brittle
• Mint Patties – roughly chopped (see above for peppermint substitutions if you are unable to buy these in your area)
• Mint Aero chocolate – chopped. If you are unable to locate these, you can use extra Mint Patties, Junior Mints, or regular mint chocolate.
• dark chocolate
• white chocolate
• milk chocolate
• Darrell Lea Mint BB Balls – to decorate. You could also use Junior Mints or other chocolate balls.
• edible silver balls – to decorate (also known as cachous)
• Flake and Peppermint Crisp bars – crushed, to decorate. You can use any chocolate bars you like if you can't locate these ones in particular.

How To Make Mint Rocky Road Christmas Wreath

Note: Scroll to the recipe card at the bottom for the ingredients quantities and full detailed method.

Step 1 – Mix The Ingredients

Place the mini marshmallows, crushed peanuts, coconut, raspberry lollies, chopped Peppermint Crisp bars, Mint Patties and Mint Aero into a large bowl and mix together well. Melt the chocolate in the microwave, then pour over the ingredients and stir quickly.

Step 2 – Press Into Tin

Spoon the rocky road batter into a very well-greased bundt tin and press down firmly. Place the wreath in the fridge to set for a few hours.

Step 3 – Decorate & Serve

Once the wreath has set, let it reach room temperature before removing it from the tin. Melt the white and milk chocolate separately in the microwave. Drizzle them over the wreath in a zig zag pattern, then decorate with candies, lollies and crushed chocolate bars.

Recipe Tips & FAQ

How do I store my mint rocky road Christmas wreath?

You can store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week.

Where do I find all of these candies and chocolate bars if they don't sell them in my country?

Many grocery stores or specialty stores have international sections that may have the candies listed. You can also order them online or just use your favourite candies and chocolate bars instead!

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