Chocolate Toffee Bark

If you enjoy giving food gifts or cookie trays during the holidays, this Chocolate Toffee Bark is a tasty addition to a tray of cookies or a gift idea packaged on a new piece of bakeware or serving ware!

Chocolate Toffee Bark

This Chocolate Toffee Bark is loaded with buttery toffee, rich chocolate and give you a satisfying crunch! Adding nuts is up to you,  I decided to go with pine nuts, however, feel free to either omit nuts altogether or simply decorate with a white chocolate drizzle.

I vividly remember the first year I decided that I would make food gifts for just about everyone in my life. My family, friends, and co-workers will never know the hours and expense that went into those ingredients, tins, jars, and plates! I can remember standing in the kitchen of my apartment, exhausted, covered in flour at 2:30 am on a work-night just trying to get finished, lol!

Since then I have streamlined my food gifts and make things like my Eggnog Biscotti (making biscotti is easier than you realize), Homemade Vanilla, Vanilla Syrup and Vanilla Sugar, my "famous" Apple Pie Moonshine and Chocolate Liquor, sugared nuts and my Bourbon Cherry Pie Filling. Plus the usual suspects of my favorite Christmas cookies. Yum!

Food Gifts - Apple Pie Moonshine, Eggnog Biscotti, Bourbon Cherry Pie Filling and Chocolate Liquor aka Chocolate Moonshine

Adding a candy element by way of a Chocolate Toffee Bark is a great addition to any gift or cookie tray.  30 minutes will result in something delicious! Get the recipe for the Chocolate Toffee Bark HERE.

I have teamed up with PotsandPans.com again to bring you this recipe.

To make this Chocolate Toffee Bark, I used a Farberware Ceramic Baking Pan.  I thought it was so pretty. They have a number of color choices. The coating made it possible for me to make the bark right on the tray, no parchment paper necessary! How nice would it be to load up one of these colorful and functional Farberware Ceramic Baking Pans from PotsandPans.com with cookies and candies and gift it this holiday season? They come in multiple sizes and colors. I know I would like it!

How to make Chocolate Toffee Bark

Toffee making requires a good heavy pot. I used this Anolon 3.5 QT Copper Bottom Straining Saucepan from PotsandPans.com to get the job done (its fabulous to straining pasta and vegetables too!). The addition of pour spouts on either side of the pan was a big plus both lefty's and righties are covered!. Anything Anolon is a great gift idea, all year long!

For measuring, my daughter and I love the 5 Piece Rachael Ray Nesting Measuring Cups! It's a great stocking stuffer for the Little Chef or cook in your life!

Check out PotsandPans.com and see just how much they have to offer! From bakeware to cooking supplies and prep tools, they have got you covered. They also have a great selection of serving-ware. Some really pretty pieces. Plus they have good prices and ship fast!

Visit PotsandPans.com for the recipe for Chocolate Toffee Bark and Merry Christmas...Happy Holidays!

Chocolate Toffee Bark makes a great food gift or addition to a cookie tray!

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84 Comments

  1. I'm
    Heading out tomorrow to get the ingredients to make these with my kids!! Yummy!!! That salty sweet combo is perfection!!

  2. I love chocolate and toffee but have never tried making it myself. Your recipe makes it look very doable! 😀

  3. I am usually intimidated by using chocolate because of the seizing but this I shall try for Christmas.. hope it turns out....

  4. I think for a recipe , I would like to try that bacon jam recipe out and as far as pots and pans, I have my eyes on 6-Piece Porcelain Dinnerware Set, Slate.
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  5. This would be an excellent recipe to make for my family for the holidays. Im really excited to give it a try.

  6. I copied the recipe for the Toffee Chocolate Bark and plan to make it for my family for Christmas! Thank you!

  7. i love all the recipes and the Paula Deen set is ideal for helping me accomplish the cooking i enjoy doing,i have a very old set need a little splash of coor

  8. The recipe sounds fantastic! Since I've been looking for new items to try this season, I think I am going to add it to my holiday baking list.

  9. What I really need is a big stock pot. My husband likes making stews and chilis, and our old stock pot needs to be replaced.

  10. I love your recipe. People think barks are too hard to make, or that you have to have a marble counter-top; but that's not the case really.

  11. As an avid baker and cook I know how important your pots and pans are to successful meals and desserts! Thank you for the opportunity to possibly win! Good luck to all and Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁

  12. I'd love to have the Rachael Ray 10-Piece Bakeware Set, Latte Brown with Cranberry Red Handle Grips from PotsandPans.

  13. This toffee recipe looks absolutely delicious! I will definitely be making some, I can't wait to try it! 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing!

  14. I would love to have the Paula Deen Speckle Cookware , just beautiful and what I need in the kitchen. I have to say that recipe and pictures of it look yummy! I copied it off so I could make it myself. Can't wait to try it. Thank you for the contest and the recipe! Good luck everyone!

  15. The Chocolate Toffee Bark would be a hit at our home. My family will love it. I'm going to try this recipe for Christmas.

  16. These pots would be a great gift for my niece. From Pots and Pans, I’d also like to own their 16 piece dinnerware set in the coffee bean pattern.

  17. Love this Paula Deen set! Thank you for this opportunity to win such a great gift! Good luck to all who are here and Merry Christmas to all!!