Our third and final Lucky Charms dessert for the year, this Lucky Charms Chocolate Bark is a fun and easy recipe to make with kids. Enjoy it on it’s own or use to top cupcakes for a fun and festive edible cupcake topper.

No Bake St Patrick’s Day Recipe

To make our Lucky Charms Cupcakes and Lucky Charms Cake, I had to separate out an entire box of Lucky Charms cereal from it’s marshmallows… so you better believe that I am going to use up ALL of those marshmallows in as many different Lucky Charms desserts as I can – there is no way that I am just going to mix them back in with the cereal after all of that effort!

One of my favorite ways to use up leftover baking supplies (like sprinkles, coconut flakes, dried fruit, chocolate chips, etc) is to make a chocolate bark.

It’s simply chocolate (or candy melts) melted and smoothed down into a thin layer, then topped with a variety of yummy toppings. It’s very similar to peppermint park, only the sky is the limit when it comes to flavors and toppings.

This Lucky Charms Chocolate Bark is a fun and colorful dessert that takes less than 8 minutes to whip up! My daughter was so excited to help me make it and then bring it over to her grandparents house to share – I definitely think ours turned out pretty enough to gift!

No Bake Lucky Charms Dessert Ingredient

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• White Chocolate Chips (can use white candy melts)
• Green Candy Melts
• Lucky Charms Marshmallows, or more to taste
• Sprinkles

Scroll down to the printable recipe card for full measurements.

Tip: add in other favorite toppings like shredded coconut, dried fruit, chocolate chips, etc.

Kitchen Tools You May Find Helpful

• Cookie Tray
• Small microwave-safe bowls
• Offset Spatula

How to Make Lucky Charms Chocolate Bark

1. Line a baking sheet and melt the white chocolate until smooth.
2. Spread the melted chocolate into an even rectangle on the prepared sheet.
3. Melt the green candy melts, dollop over the chocolate, and marble together.
4. Top with marshmallows and sprinkles, let set for 1 hour, then cut and serve.

Lucky Charms Dessert Bark FAQs

Does Chocolate Bark need to be refrigerated? Nope, after the bark has hardened and been broken up into pieces, you can store it in a sealed container at room temperature (as long as your house isn’t too hot). Storing in the fridge will cause the bark to sweat and melt quicker when brought to room temperature.

How long does homemade chocolate bark last? This Lucky Charms chocolate bark will last for 2-3 weeks in a sealed container at room temperature.

Lucky Charms Dessert Bark Recipe (Printable Recipe Card):

Pin this Lucky Charms Dessert for a quick treat to make with the kids this St Patrick’s Day:

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