Name: Galaxy Chocolate Bark Recipe
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 25 min
Ingredients: 12 oz. Wilton Candy Melts (black); 4 oz. Wilton Candy Melts (purple, dark blue, light blue); 1 pkg Gold Star Sprinkles (small); Nonpareil Sprinkles (white and blue)

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Bark Recipes are so easy and customizable for literally ANY occasion. This Galaxy Bark Recipe goes perfectly with my Galaxy Unit we have been doing. If you missed any feel free to find them all and check them out. We had a blast putting these all together.

This is a tasty treat after all that Galaxy learning.

Galaxy Bark Recipe

A Far-out chocolate dessert for little astronauts

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What you Need

12 oz. Wilton Candy Melts, black
4 oz. Wilton Candy Melts, purple, dark blue, light blue
1 pkg. Small Gold Star Sprinkles
Nonpareil Sprinkles, white and blue

How to make Galaxy Bark

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Melt the black chocolate per package directions and spread over a parchment lined baking sheet.

Melt each of the other colors of chocolate and put a dollop of each all over the black chocolate. Take a knife and swirl the colors around. Make sure you don’t over-swirl the colors, you still want to see plenty of the black chocolate.

Sprinkle the nonpareils and the gold stars all over the chocolate.

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Let the chocolate harden and then break it into pieces. This Galaxy Bark is a fun treat to make with the kids!

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Galaxy Chocolate Bark Recipe

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 25 minutes

Servings: 4 people

A Far-out chocolate dessert for little astronauts

What You Need

12 oz. Wilton Candy Melts black
4 oz. Wilton Candy Melts purple, dark blue, light blue
1 pkg Gold Star Sprinkles small
Nonpareil Sprinkles white and blue

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Directions

Melt the black chocolate per package directions and spread over a parchment lined baking sheet.
Melt each of the other colors of chocolate and add dots of them all over the black chocolate. Take a knife and swirl the colors around. Make sure you don’t over swirl the colors, you still want to see plenty of the black chocolate.
Sprinkle the nonpareils and the gold stars all over the chocolate.
Let the chocolate harden and then break it into pieces.
This Galaxy Bark is a fun treat to make with the kids!

Notes

The cook time indicated is the time suggested to let the bark set in the refrigerator.