Making individual chocolate covered pretzels takes FOREVER, making this Chocolate Covered Pretzel Bark a great way to make chocolate covered pretzels much quicker. This is also a great, cute gift for someone who hates all the peppermint stuff during the holidays.
What You Need For This
- Pretzels : For this bark, you’re definitely going to need some pretzels. I personally like to use mini pretzels cause I find them easier to break up later. You could also do pretzel rods or bigger pretzels
- Chocolate : For the chocolate, feel free to go as fancy or as basic as you’d like. I love to use ghirardhelli chocolate but for the pictures above I just melted nestle chocolate chips.
- Some Kind of Fat : When I’m melting the chocolate, I always add a tiny fit of fat like coconut oil or oil and microwave the chocolate to make sure all the chocolate melts very evenly.
How to Make the Reindeer Patterns
The reindeer patterns on the chocolate bark are super cute and can be made on any chocolate bark! To make them, this is what I use :
- For the Eyes : I just use candy eyes from the baking aisle of most grocery stores!
- For the Nose : For the nose, I just get a bag of M&Ms and pick out the red ones.
- For the Ears : I just cut a mini pretzels in half along the vertical middle.
Easy Reindeer Chocolate Covered Pretzel Bark
- Total Time: 15 minutes
- Yield: 5–6 cups 1x
Description
The much quicker and much cuter way to make chocolate covered pretzels during the holidays! Makes for an adorable gift as well.
Ingredients
Scale
- Approx. 3-4 Handfuls of Chocolate of Choice (white, dark, chips, chopped bar, etc.,)
- 1–2 tsp any oil
- Approx. 6-7 Handfuls of Mini Pretzels
Instructions
- To a large microwave safe bowl, add the chocolate and some oil. Stir to combine and microwave 30 seconds at a time. After every 30 seconds, take it out, stir and repeat until you have smoothly melted chocolate.
- Add all the pretzels to the bowl with the chocolate and use a spatula to mix well until every pretzel is coated in chocolate.
- Spread the chocolate covered pretzels over a parchment line baking tray. You could stop here for regular chocolate covered pretzel bark and refrigerate until the chocolate hardens.
- To make a it a little more like a bark and with the reindeer pattern, I melt some more chocolate, pour it over the top and smooth the chocolate. Then, I place 2 candy eyes, one red m and m for the nose and 1 mini pretzel cut in half along the vertical for the ears for each reindeer. Make sure to think about how you plan to cut the bark so you don’t end up cutting a reindeer in half. Make as many reindeers as you want and finish off with sprinkles. Refrigerate until chocolate hardens.
- Cut up the bark and store in the fridge or place it in bags to gift! Keep it in a cool place so the chocolate does not melt.
If you make this recipe, be sure to tag me @eatsbyramya or DM me a picture & let me know how it went!
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
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