Easy no-bake candy bark made with sugar cookie dough, white chocolate, and sprinkles. The ultimate sweet treat!
You ready for some sugar on top of sugar, on top of sugar? Ya, you’ll probably want to brush your teeth right after eating a piece of this Sugar Cookie Bark.
Sugar cookie meets chocolate bark. And lived happily ever after.
I broke the bark up into very small pieces because a little goes a long way. Then, I portioned it out to friends, neighbors, teachers, strangers…and I still have a bag of it in the fridge.
What’s funny is, every time I think about it, I’m like “I wish I didn’t have any of this left!” But then after dinner, I’m like “I’m so glad I have some of this left!” My sweet tooth must be satisfied.
Plus, sprinkles make everything more fun.
This would be a great holiday gift, teacher’s gift, or treat to bring into your child’s classroom!
Sugar Cookie Bark
Ingredients
- 2 (12 ounce) packages white chocolate chips , divided
- 2 tablespoons Crisco shortening , divided
- 1 pouch Betty Crocker sugar cookie mix
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, , softened
- 2 tablespoons milk
- sprinkles
Instructions
- Line a 8 1/2 x 11 baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Place the white chocolate chips from 1 bag in a medium microwave-safe bowl and melt in the microwave in 30 second intervals on low, stirring in between. Repeat until melted and smooth. Add in 1 tablespoon of the Crisco and mix until smooth and combined.
- With a spatula, spread white chocolate in an even layer on the parchment paper. Place in refrigerator for 10 minutes until hardened.
- In the meantime, with a handheld mixer, cream together the sugar cookie mix, butter, and milk until thoroughly combined. Place on top of the chilled white chocolate and press to spread almost to the edge. Place back in the fridge for another 10 minutes.
- Melt the second bag of chocolate chips in the same manner as the first. Mix in the remaining tablespoon of Crisco. Spread over the cookie dough and immediately cover with sprinkles. Chill for another 10 minutes until completely set.
- Break into small pieces and serve.
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(originally from the fabulous Crazy for Crust)
Is the Crisco divided, or is it 2 tablespoons per bag of chips?
Hi Deborah! great question… divided! I updated the recipe to reflect that. Thanks!
I had saved this recipe from a magazine. and did it for a Christmas party with red and green sprinkles! It was a huge hit! will do it every year now… my kids loved it and much faster than decorating sugar cookies for a festive look.
Yes, SO much faster! Love how customizable the colored sprinkles are for different holidays. I have to be careful not to make it too often or I’ll eat it all in one day!
This looks so much fun! Might have to make if for the kids they’ll think its fab.
Oh yum, this sounds dangerously good!
Amy, I want to make this but I have a question: do you really not have to cook the cookie dough? What is that mix stuff made out of???
Nope! No cooking. There are no eggs used, if you’re concerned about that. All the ingredients I listed are all you need to make this. Here’s an image of the back of the Betty Crocker bag, so you can see what’s in their mix http://tinyurl.com/cnjeekh
This is right up there with “saving leftover buttercream in the freezer” on my list of things I’ll regret doing but do anyway. Love you.
Super sweet and super good! Thanks for the shout out! :)
LOVE!! So many bark recipes out there but finally once that’s different. Sounds so good, sugar is my favorite kind of cookie!
I just went diabetic.
I just love the picture and the colors of the sprinkles…those alone make me want to eat this. I agree with Ray…totally evil!
You didn’t need to s?t?r?i?k?e?t?h?r?o?u?g?h? “evil”. (I hope that worked.)
OK, it did not. :( That was Unicode with strikethrough. Oh well.)