Per Serving:
- Calories: 242
- Fibre: 1g
- Total carbs: 31g
- Sugars: 29g
- Total fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 7g
- Protein: 3g
This spooky chocolate bark is a delicious way to use up any leftover sweets from trick-or-treating

This Halloween chocolate bark is so simple to make and great for keeping kids occupied in the kitchen. Better yet, you can use whatever chocolate and sweets you have to hand, including any leftover from trick-or-treating.
Line a large baking tin with parchment paper. Begin by making the marshmallow monster eyes, use the black pen to draw little pupils in the middle of the marshmallows, then set aside to dry.
Melt the dark chocolate and the white chocolate separately. Pour the dark chocolate into the tin to a rough 25.5 x 28cm (10 x 11in) rectangle. Drop spoonfuls of the white chocolate onto the dark chocolate, and use the back of a teaspoon to make ghost shapes. Use the chocolate sprinkles to make eyes and a mouth on each of the ghosts.
Place the marshmallow eyes in pairs around the chocolate, and place the gummy teeth underneath to make a monster. Sprinkle the remaining sweets around the chocolate. Leave to set before cutting into shards.
Score lines in the chocolate with a sharp knife before the bark is completely set to make it easier to break into neat shards.
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