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MAGICAL RAINBOW UNICORN CANDY BARK

This magical rainbow unicorn candy bark is fun to make with kids and bursting with colors and all things happy. Use your favorite rainbow sprinkles, cereal and candy to make this amazing looking bark that oozes cheery feelings!

I love making candy bark with my kids. They get to play an interactive part in the special treat making process. Just take a look at my Valentine’s Candy Bark and my Patriotic Candy Bark, and you’ll start to notice a small trend.

Your kids are going to love making this rainbow unicorn candy bark because it’s super easy to do, plus it involves using a couple of their most favorite treats to enjoy. A bigger bonus is that this is a fun sleepover activity and a great sensory treat!

This unicorn candy bark will go great with these Cute Unicorn crafts for Kids idea list! P.S. Also make sure to check out our Unicorn Galaxy Yogurt Bark!

Magical Rainbow Unicorn Candy Bark – Ingredients:

– 34 oz white candy melts (24oz and 10 oz separated)
– Rainbow cereal (we used Froot Loops and Lucky Charms)
– Rainbow Sour Candy Belts
Rainbow sprinkles
– Pink food coloring
– Vegetable oil

You’ll also need a rimmed baking pan (15″ x 10″ works), parchment paper and a wooden skewer or toothpick.

Magical Rainbow Unicorn Candy Bark – Directions:

Step 1. Separate your white candy melts into two bowls, 24 oz and 10 oz. Melt one bowl at a time in the microwave in 30 second increments. Add couple of teaspoons of vegetable oil to thin out the mixture at the beginning of melting. Stir in between melting until you get a smooth consistency. Add pink food coloring to the bowl with 10 oz of candy.

Step 2. Line your pan with parchment paper. Pour the white melts evenly over the pan. Add the pink colored melts. Use a skewer to swirl the colors.

Step 3. Add your cereal, candy, and sprinkles. This is a great time to involve the kids! They love adding the toppings.

Once you have your toppings added, pop the pan in the refrigerator until the bark is hard.

The slab of bark comes off the parchment paper easily. Use your hands to break into pieces.

This delicious, yummy and happy looking bark was a huge hit with the kids! They’d make adorable treats or favors for rainbow themed parties or St. Patrick’s Day favors.

What are your favorite bark recipes? Check out our most popular one, Strawberry Yogurt Bark and more rainbow recipes here!

Agnes Hsu is a mom of three and has been inspiring parents and kids to get creative with easy activities and family friendly recipes for over 10 years. She shares her love for creative play and kids food to her 2MM+ followers online. Agnes' commitment to playful learning and kindness has not only raised funds for charity but also earned features in prestigious nationwide publications.