Creepy Worms and Bugs Halloween Candy Bark is a quick and easy party treat!
This easy no-bake dessert is loaded with sprinkles, gummy worms, bugs, and eyeballs—perfect for party treats or spooky gifts!
Worms and Bugs Halloween Candy Bark
Halloween Candy Bark has never been more scary!
When you need a quick and easy idea for Halloween, I’ve got you covered with this simple recipe for Worm, Bugs and Eyeball Halloween Candy Bark.
Halloween Candy Bark is one of the best no-bake desserts to make with your kids.
This easy dessert is perfect for a Halloween party and when you add real life looking gummy candy, you’re sure to have a hilarious conversation piece!
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Enjoy this fun worms and bugs Halloween Bark Recipe and other fun Halloween party recipe ideas.
Your Halloween candy bark will be a hit at your party and adds some POP to your dessert table!
I’ve been having a ball creating recipes for Oriental Trading Co. Not only do they have adorable Halloween party favor bags, but big bags of inexpensive candy. I used a bunch of fun candy in this recipe that I found on their website.
These cute vampire, mummy and ghost treat bags would be cute for a class party.
Worms and Bugs Halloween Candy Bark
Ingredients
- 1 Bag Vanilla Almond Bark
- 1 Bottle Neon Green Food Coloring
- 1 Bottle Orange Food Coloring
- 1 Bag Candy Bones
- 1 Bag Gummy Eyeballs
- 1 Bag Realistic Gummy Worms
- 1 Bag Realistic Gummy Bugs
- 1 Container Halloween Candy Sprinkles
- 1 Bag Favorite Halloween Candy
Instructions
- Add the almond bark in a large glass bowl. Heat in the microwave for 30-60 seconds at a time, stirring between each break. This way you won’t over heat and burn the candy.
- Use two glass cups and pour half a cup of the melted candy into each cup. In one cup, add a few drops of orange food coloring and mix. Leave the second cup white.
- In the large bowl of melted candy, add several drops of neon green food coloring and 1-2 drops of yellow food coloring. Add more green to get the green color you prefer. Mix well and set aside.
- Heat the green candy bowl for another 30 seconds, stir, then pour into a parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Smooth it out with a spatula.
- Drizzle some white and orange melted candy over the green. Spread around with a toothpick to give it a spider web look.
- Gently add your candy and sprinkles, then chill in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes or until candy hardens.
- Lift candy out of cookie sheet by the paper and place on a cutting board. Cut into pieces with a knife and serve!
More Fun and Easy Halloween Recipes
Have fun planning for your Halloween party! You might also like these fun Halloween party recipes.
Halloween Crack
Have you ever heard of Christmas crack? The yummy saltine crackers with chocolate and toffee? That’s what this Halloween Crack recipe is made from. It’s so addictive!
–> CLICK HERE for the Halloween Crack Recipe
Halloween Vampire Ice Cream Floats
These creepy treats are the perfect desserts for kids to make on their own! Get directions for Halloween Vampire Ice Cream Floats here.
Halloween Owl S’mores
I accidentally came up with these cute Owl S’mores treats when I was hungry for a late night treat. The owls turned out so adorable that thousands of people have made them!
I’ve enjoyed getting your owl s’mores photos and seeing them all over the place. These treats are definitely one of my favorite creations from the past!
Get directions for Halloween Owl S’mores here.
Halloween Dracula Donuts
How cute are these Halloween vampire donuts? Find out how we made the Halloween vampire donuts here.
