Easy White Chocolate & Malteser Bunny Easter Bark

4 ingredient White Chocolate & Malteser Bunny Bark with mini Easter eggs… a quick and easy ‘melt and decorate’ recipe that takes just 5 minutes!

Whether you’re after an easy recipe to make with the kids this Easter, a cheeky late night chocolate treat or a yummy way to use up leftover Easter eggs, then this is the recipe for you! Mix and match with any of your favourite Easter eggs for a quick and easy 5 minute Easter dessert.

Easy Easter Bark Recipe

The best thing about making chocolate bark is that it is SO simple and you only need a couple of ingredients. For our Easter bark, you’ll need (scroll to the recipe card at the bottom for quantities and method):

• white chocolate (or any chocolate you like)
• Malteser bunnies
• mini Easter eggs (or speckled eggs) – I like to use Cadbury Mini Eggs which have pastel coloured shells. 
• sprinkles (or 100s and 1000s)

5 Minutes & 2 Simple Steps

This recipe is a great one to make with the kids because it is SO easy! Once the chocolate has been melted, they can do all of the decorating themselves. 

Scroll to the printable recipe card at the bottom for the detailed method.

Step 1 – Melt the chocolate

Step 2 – Decorate with Easter chocolates

How To Melt Chocolate In The Microwave (foolproof method!)

Melting chocolate in the microwave is so easy… but there’s a couple of tricks you need to know:

• To melt the chocolate in the microwave, it’s important to make sure that the power is set to 50%. It’s very easy to over-cook chocolate in the microwave which will cause it to seize up and go hard… and then the only thing to do is throw it out! But by melting the chocolate on 50% power, you’ll find that it melts slowly, resulting in a perfectly smooth chocolate. EASY!!!
• Use a microwave-safe bowl.
• Make sure you stir the chocolate every 30 seconds with a dry metal spoon. The spoon must be completely dry as any water will cause the chocolate to seize. 
• As soon as the chocolate has melted, it’s ready to use. Don’t cook it any longer. 

Kids Easter Recipes

This is such a great recipe to get the kids helping out with – and they’ll love decorating the bark with all of their favourite Easter chocolates. 

If you’re after some more recipes that are fun to make at Easter with the little ones, then check out these ones (plus my favourite Chocolate Easter Birds Nests!!). 

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