This Cake Batter and Oreo Bark is full of delicious cake batter flavor and bits of crunchy Oreo cookies. Such an easy recipe for Easter or anytime of the year.
Easter is in just a few days and I know some of you don’t like all the candy that comes with Easter baskets, but this is one treat your kids will love. It’s so simple yet so tasty. Those swirls of white and dark chocolate look great, but if you prefer a solid white, just let the dark chocolate later set completely before adding the white. I used a baking mat to spread it out on and it was so easy to break off. If you want uniform squares, you can make it on a cookie sheet that’s lined with parchment paper and then cut through it. It can be difficult which is why I just broke my pieces.
You can change up the sprinkles to any color combo for any holiday. And add mint extract or use Andes Mint chips at Christmas for a delicious minty flavor. This Cake Batter Oreo Bark is a great treat for those Easter baskets.
- 10 oz. dark chocolate
- 20 oz. white chocolate
- 6 Tbsp. white cake mix, dry
- 6 Oreo cookies, crushed
- sprinkles
- Melt dark chocolate either in the microwave or a double boiler.
- Mix in 2 Tbsp of the cake mix until there are no lumps. You’ll need to reheat it a bit so it’s not so thick.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or use a silicone baking mat and pour chocolate on. Smooth and spread it with a spatula to the thickness you desire. Let cool until dull.
- Melt the white chocolate. Stir in remaining cake mix, stirring well until there are no lumps.
- Pour white chocolate on top of dark chocolate. (You can do the white chocolate in two different layers, the middle layer mixed with the chocolate a bit, and then the top white layer will stay white).
- Top with Oreos and sprinkles. Let sit until set.
- Cut or break into pieces. If using a baking mat, don't cut it as you will cut through the mat. Just break it into pieces.
I’m going to make this for a Tupperware Party tomorrow night. It looks wonderful! What do you do with the leftover cake mix? How do you add the right amount of water, oil, and egg to bake as a small cake? Do you just save it, in Tupperware, of course, to use for this candy? Do you have other recipes that use dry cake mix? Perhaps sprinkle on top of fruit pie filling for a cobbler?
Hi, Melinda! I save it to use for other cake batter recipes like these Rice Krispie Treats or Birthay Cake Popcorn. https://mandysrecipeboxblog.com/2014/05/cake-batter-rice-krispie-treats.html
https://mandysrecipeboxblog.com/2015/06/birthday-cake-popcorn.html