Easter Oreo Bark

This 4-ingredient Easter Oreo Bark is packed with delicious goodies and so easy to make, you'll find yourself bringing it to all of your springtime parties and gatherings!

As a kid, I absolutely loved this time of year. Obviously for many reasons (including springtime warmth and flowers... though these days, we seem to only be experiencing freezing cold and snow), but one of my favorite things? Easter movies.

There were some pretty fabulous Easter movies in the 1980s and we had them all on one single coveted VHS tape. My favorite 80s Easter flicks included Peter and the Magic Egg (which was allegedly made as a tie-in to Paas Easter egg decorating kits), The Family Circus Easter (I can still sing all the words to Dolly's Easter Bunny song), and A Chucklewood Easter (Buttons and Rusty were the best!).

How lucky that I now live in a time where, though I haven't owned a VCR in 20 years, I can watch every single one of these movies on YouTube. You know, if I were in the habit of watching children's movies on YouTube. Which I swear I'm not. And that's certainly not what I just spent the last hour doing.

I also love pastels, so this season's color palette is totally on point for me. I could happily drown in a sea of pastel decor and baked goods. And cookies. I'm sparing you any true Peeps recipes this year, but when Oreo sent me a package of their Peeps Oreo Cookies, I knew I had to work them into an Easter bark recipe immediately.

How to Make Easter Oreo Bark

Enter Easter Oreo Bark. This bark only involves 4 ingredients and is so incredibly simple and easy, that you'll almost feel silly making it. But it's also so much fun to bring to any party or celebration and will certainly always be a hit. Even when Easter is long passed.

If you can't find the Peeps Oreo cookies (I believe that as of 2020, they have sadly been discontinued), you can replace with any flavor, whether it's one of Oreo's spring versions or just the plain old classic Oreo cookie.

Literally all you have to do is crumble some cookies, melt some chocolate, and sprinkle candy and colorful sprinkles over it. Easiest ever.

I decided to place most of my crumbled Oreo Cookies on my pan and then spread the chocolate over them. This way, the cookies would permeate the chocolate throughout.

I sprinkled the remaining cookies on top of the white chocolate, along with some spring M&Ms and incredibly springlike sprinkles. That's it!

Invited to a last minute spring gathering? Go into your pantry and pull out any fun candy and sprinkles you have, along with some chocolate chips, and you're good to go.

The bark will need to sit for a little bit to set, but you can always speed things up by putting it in the fridge.

If you don't love white chocolate, you can always use milk or dark. But you know, I am not really the biggest white chocolate fan, but combined with the chocolate Oreo cookies and M&Ms, I loved this Easter bark! You can also use any type of Oreo, candies, and sprinkles.

I will also tell you that if you're not attending any parties or gatherings, you may not want to make this. It's dangerous to have around your house!

Then again, it's also pretty dangerous to have a package of Peeps Oreo Cookies sitting around your house. I tried them last year when they were made with vanilla cookies, but the chocolate cookies are so much better! They're a little less sweet, but in a really good way.

But like I mentioned, any variety of Oreo cookie would be delicious in this Easter bark!

Welp, it must be after Easter that we start working on our bikini bodies, right?? I'm pretty sure Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, and Easter all take place during sweater weather in most parts of the country because of all the amazing candy that comes along with them.

May, June, July, and August are pretty novelty candy free. For good reason I suppose. But man, that's a long stretch without holiday candy.

So, take full advantage of the last candy holiday for some time and make this Easter Oreo bark. (I also highly recommend you stock up on Easter candy to carry you through the summer).

More Recipes with Easter Candy

Though I'm happy to simply eat it out. of the bag, I also love making recipes with Easter candy. Here are some of my favorites:

• Easter Candy Popcorn
• Cadbury Mini Egg Scones
• Mini Easter Pavlovas
• Cadbury Creme Egg Ice Cream
• Cadbury Egg Milkshakes
• Red Velvet Marshmallow Peeps Cupcakes
• Easter Freakshake (from Baking Mischief)
• Peeps S'mores (from Life's Little Sweets)

Luckily for us, sprinkles aren't seasonal and can and should  be enjoyed year round. I get most of mine from Sweetapolita's Etsy shop (swoon. When I am rich, I shall own bathtubs full of them), but again, absolutely any sprinkle will do.

Also? Chocolate barks aren't seasonal and I'm pretty sure I can come up with a fabulous 4th of July version.

Now, excuse me while I go watch my favorite Easter movies on YouTube with a plate full of Easter bark.

What's your dream bark combination? And do you have a favorite childhood Easter movie?

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