Name: Vegan Peppermint Bark
Prep time: 15 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 16
Cuisine: Vegan
Ingredients: 14oz (400g) Vegan Dark Chocolate; 1 tsp Coconut Oil; 1/2 tsp Peppermint Extract*; 14oz (400g) Vegan White Chocolate; 1 tsp Coconut Oil; 1 tsp Peppermint Extract*; 4 Peppermint Candy Canes (Crushed)

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This vegan peppermint bark is like a dream come true to me.

I have wanted to make it for years, but somehow was always missing one or the other ingredients (like vegan white chocolate or candy canes).

Peppermint dark chocolate topped with peppermint white chocolate topped with peppermint candy canes, I mean does it get any better? I don’t think so.

The vegan white chocolate dilemma

Finding some good vegan white chocolate is often an issue, which is why I was so happy to find some vegan white baking chocolate on Amazon. I’ll confess I bought…um…a lot of this chocolate!

It’s a baking chocolate so it has some of that not sooo ideal taste that you sometimes get with baking chocolate. But when melted down and mixed with a bit of peppermint extract and coconut oil, and of course, on top of the dark chocolate and topped with candy canes, it’s still pretty good and the whole thing together works great.

If you’re in Australia, and can get hold of Sweet William vegan white chocolate, well, that is the best vegan white chocolate I have ever tasted! It is divine. I was able to get some of that for a while when living in Dubai and it is the best.

When it comes to the dark chocolate, just use whatever good tasting vegan chocolate you can get hold of. Lindt has a great one called Swiss Classic Swiss Dark Chocolate that is vegan, but it’s not available worldwide. It melts down so well and is really good.

But use any vegan chocolate (or chocolate chips) that you know melts down well and tastes great.

The best vegan peppermint bark

As easy as this recipe is, it can also go really wrong.

The way that it goes wrong is if you let the layer of dark chocolate set too much before you add the layer of white chocolate.

If you make this crucial error, then they will not meld together when setting and will just split apart like two completely separate chocolates.

Of course if you pour on the white chocolate layer too soon, while the dark chocolate layer is too wet, then it can just create a dark and white chocolate swirl! But really, this is preferable, err on the side of too soon rather than too late.

If the dark chocolate is set on the sides, but wet in the middle, then it’s too late, it will not meld together when setting and will just split apart.

So once you pour out the layer of vegan dark chocolate, smooth it down and then let it ‘just’ begin to set while you melt the white chocolate and then pour it on and smooth it out.

It’s okay at this point if there is a small amount of ‘swirl’. You can see in my pics, there is a little bit of swirl in a few of the pieces, it still works.

You will love this vegan peppermint bark! It is:

Pepperminty
Dark and white chocolate
Simple
Gorgeous
Festive!

Keep it stored in the fridge where it will last for up to 2 weeks.

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