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[Clover29]

I had never heard of almond bark. I looked it up, and there seem to be two definitions. One kind sounds like white chocolate, used for dipping and covering; the other is a textured, finished product with nuts on top.

I presume this recipe ingredient is the first of the two kinds?

[Beebee2]

On 12/9/2014 LDOlvr said:

I am not sure she can claim ownership to this recipe. I've seen it many times on the internet.

I'm not sure she claimed ownership. But she did share this recipe.

[Kachina624]

I didn't know it was a recipe. I just started doing it with the white almond bark and nuts years ago. I prefer white chocolate.

[AnnMarie-1]

On 12/9/2014 Clover29 said:

I had never heard of almond bark. I looked it up, and there seem to be two definitions. One kind sounds like white chocolate, used for dipping and covering; the other is a textured, finished product with nuts on top.

I presume this recipe ingredient is the first of the two kinds?

I would say it is white chocolate used for melting, dipping, covering

[gonnab]

Seems to me that it would be a mess cleaning up that slow cooker! I do this same thing using the microwave - much easier and quicker!! I just melt 6 oz choc chips - 1 min on high will do it. Stir well so that all the choc is smooth. Stir in 6 TB chopped pecans, 6 TB slivered almonds, 6 TB dried cranberries. Spread out on waxed paper, let cool and solidify. Break into bite-sized pieces and store (I keep it in the frig).

[Snicks1]

This is about 4-5 times in the last couple of weeks this same recipe has been shared on this site. I've made it and it is delicious, I put it into the mini muffin liners and it made 100.

[aprilskies]

This sounds really good. I would also try a version of leaving out the while almond bark and adding some caramel, making those turtles. I, too, dont know why you would leave it for 3 hrs in the slow cooker, except for the convenience of it. I would probably stick it in the oven on low heat until it melts. This sounds easy enough and is a must try. Thanks for sharing.

[aprilskies]

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[Kachina624]

On 12/9/2014 Nightowlz said:

Do you think it would work the same by dropping by spoonful onto wax paper instead of trying to dip it into those little paper liners. When I make them I do it in the microwave & just drop onto wax paper.

I don't even bother "dropping" it. I pour it out onto waxed paper and make sure it's all the same thickness, let cool, then break it up into pieces.