Fans of sweet and salty flavor combinations are immediately drawn to this Easter Egg Pretzel Bark. In it, flat pretzels are topped with salted peanuts then smothered in melted chocolate and peanut butter chips. Arrange colorful peanut M&M's on top then let it sit until hardened enough to break apart and enjoy.
Easter Egg Pretzel Bark Utilizes Seasonal Candy
Easter and Easter egg candy treats go hand in hand and in my opinion, so do sweet and salty flavor combinations. This chocolate pretzel bark is simple, festive and a great opportunity to get the kids creativity involved in the preparation. They can help by arranging the pretzel crisps on the pan and stirring the chocolate peanut butter mixture when needed. Let them have fun arranging the colorful eggs on top after everything is covered in the melted chocolate and peanut butter chips. It gives them some insight into how make holiday sweets plus, the memories made are irreplaceable.
Helpful Tips for Making Easter Egg Pretzel Bark
For the salty layer I use flat pretzels and peanuts and any brand will do. You can use cocktail peanuts or dry roasted feel free to go with your personal preference. Package and give this Easter Egg Pretzel Bark as gifts or fill your family's Easter baskets with a homemade treat this year.
- See also Easy White Chocolate Easter Bark from That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Easy Easter Marshmallow Dessert from Butter with a Side of Bread.
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Easter Egg Pretzel Bark
Ingredients
- 1 11 oz package peanut butter & milk chocolate chips
- 1 11 oz package milk chocolate chips
- 3 tablespoon solid vegetable shortening
- 1 7.2 oz package original flat pretzel crisps [i.e.The Snack Factory]
- 1 cup cocktail peanuts
- 1 12 oz package Reese's Pieces Pastel Eggs
- Easter sprinkles
Instructions
- Melt peanut butter and milk chocolate chips with shortening in a double boiler over simmering water. Stir periodically until the chips are completely melted and smooth.
- Meanwhile, line a large baking sheet with wax paper.
- Spread the pretzel crisps evenly over the pan, overlapping is fine. Sprinkle peanuts over pretzel crisps.
- Pour the smooth chocolate over the pretzels and peanuts.
- Use the back of a spoon or an off set spatula to spread the warm chocolate covering the pretzels and peanuts completely.
- Nestle the Reese's Pieces Pastel Eggs into the chocolate while it's still warm. There's no exact way to do this, be creative!
- Fill in with the Easter sprinkles.
- Allow the pretzel bark to set up and harden, then break or cut into pieces.
- Store at room temperature.
My name is Melissa and I'm the Creator of Melissa's Southern Style Kitchen. Cooking, baking, developing recipes and kitchen tips is my passion. I love sharing my dishes and connecting with people through the food that I create.
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Patricia
What size pan did you use? And the chocolate looks really dark...can you use semi-sweet chips?
Melissa
You can use any chocolate you like. I used a jelly roll pan but, feel free to use any standard size baking pan that you have on hand.
Melissa
I've never tried it with those honestly. If you try it let me know how it goes.
Anonymous
Can you use Town House Pretzel Thins crackers?
Melissa
I think this bark will be good with any shape of pretzels. 🙂 Hope you like it, warning, it's addicitng! Thanks for stopping by ~ Melissa
Anonymous
Found you on FB. Going to try this today! I couldnt find the flat pretzels, even though I know what I am looking for, so will try this with pretzel sticks. Will let you know how it turns out!
Melissa
Hi Patsy, I'm delighted to meet you! Feel free to visit anytime and as often as you like. Blessings ~ Melissa
Patsy
I saw you on fb. Love your blog! I am a new follower.
Melissa
Hi Linda! You'll usually find them near the Deli/Bakery section of the store for some reason. My kids love this stuff, have fun cooking this weekend. 🙂 ~ Melissa
Linda
What a great recipe Melissa. I'll have to look for the flat pretzels in my market, don't think I'm familiar with them. I have such a sweet tooth lately, I might just make these over the weekend!