Peppermint Bark Pretzles

We made these sweet treats to give away this year. 


Ingredients: Almond bark, mini pretzels, crushed peppermint candy, and 1-2 drops Vitality Peppermint oil from Young Living.

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  • I started with half the package of almond bark broken into chunks in my 2 cup pyrex measuring cup. Set the measuring cup into a small pot of water on the stove on low-medium heat (double boiler). Stir occasionally. Once fully melted remove the measuring cup from the water.
  • Now is the time to drop just one to two drops of your Young Living Peppermint Vitality Essential Oil in. 
  • Drop in a few pretzels at a time to coat. My favorite tool for dipping pretzels is a stainless steel chopstick!
  • Lay the coated pretzels on parchment paper and sprinkle with the crushed peppermint candy. 




Once cool, I packaged them in cellophane cones and tied with a cute curling ribbon.


These were simple and tasted so much better than the ones we bought packaged at the store.  

 After I had made all the pretzels I needed for gifts I mixed in the broken pretzel pieces into the last bit of melted almond bark, threw in some of the crushed candy and made yummy bark. I don't have a picture because we ate it all up in a few minutes. 

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