Chocolate Bark Cake
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Learn how to make this quick and easy chocolate bark cake. An easy cake decorating technique for Valentine’s day, Weddings, Anniversaries, birthday parties.
The idea for this chocolate bark cake came in the most RANDOM way possible, which is mostly the case with my cakes…heheh.
There I was, lying on the couch, enjoying some leftover white chocolate barks from Christmas when it occurred to me how good they would taste on a cake.
Well, next thing I knew… I was in the kitchen getting ready to find out! lol.
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If only I could send you a slice, I would!
But since I can’t, let me describe this DELICIOUS-NESS…
It’s a SINFULLY moist chocolate cake covered in smooth and creamy strawberry buttercream frosting and covered in white chocolate rose bark pieces.
Best of all, it’s PINK, making it perfect for Valentine’s day in a few days.
Whatever you are doing on February 14th, make sure to leave some room for my ULTIMATE romantic cake!
Even if you have never decorated a cake in your life, you can make this chocolate bark cake.
It’s an easy cake decorating technique for BEGINNERS and requires NO special supplies.
Well, that’s all for today.
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Chocolate Bark Cake
Learn how to make this quick and easy chocolate bark cake. An easy cake decorating technique for Valentine's day, Weddings, Anniversaries, birthday parties.
Ingredients
- 1 Chocolate cake Square shape
- 2 cup Strawberry buttercream frosting
- 25 pieces White chocolate rose bark
- 1 cup White chocolate shreds
Instructions
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Bake square shaped chocolate cakes and let them cool down to room temperature.
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Frost them and then stack them on top of one another and also ice the entire cake.
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Stick chocolate bark pieces all over the cake.
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Place this cake on a serving dish and sprinkle white chocolate shreds all around the base. Enjoy!
Recipe Notes
I used my chocolate cake batter to make two small square shaped cakes.
Until next time, tata my lovelies!
@Ashley….Glad to hear you liked this cake. It’s definitely a crowd pleaser. When i made it, some of the bark pieces were big. Those were hard to cut through. The next time, I used smaller bark pieces and those were very easy to cut. Also, instead of having people cut this cake, i cut slices and put them on plates and handed out the plates. Hope this helps 🙂
thanks so much!!
This looks so cool!
It’s kinda whimsical… right?! I have wanted to do a rainbow version for so long now! hehe