Olaf Candy Bars

Blue ice mints add sparkle to these white chocolate Olaf Candy Bars. They are super easy to make using a Wilton silicone mold. Post sponsored by Wilton.

Who say’s peppermint bark has to be red and white?

This blue and white version of the popular Christmas candy made with ice blue mints is actually prettier than the traditional version, in my opinion.

In all the years I’ve made peppermint bark, I’d never thought to use blue mints until I found Wilton’s new Disney Frozen Silicone Mold.

I just knew Olaf would look totally sweet made out of blue and white peppermint bark.

The new mold is fantastic. The detail in the design is wonderful.

 

Look at all those little snowflakes and the lines in Olaf’s nose. I love that all the detail shows up and that you can see tiny specks of the blue candy.

These Olaf candy bars are super easy to make. You’ll have them ready to package in about a half an hour. Sweet, right?

OLAF CANDY BARS

Ingredients: (makes 8 bars)

4 blue ice mints
1 bag (12 ounces) Bright White Candy Melts or melted and tempered white chocolate

Supplies:

Disney Frozen Olaf Silicone Candy Bark Mold

Available on Amazon.com (commission earned for sales)

   Instructions:

Unwrap your mints and place in a heavy duty zip top bag. Smash into small pieces using a meat mallet or hammer.

If using Candy Melts, pour them into a microwave safe bowl. Heat on high power for 30 seconds. Remove and stir. Heat for 30 more seconds, then stir. If needed, heat for 10 second increments, stirring after each, until melted.

If using pure white chocolate, melt it and temper it according to the instructions on my Chocolate Making Tips page.

Stir the crushed ice blue mints into the chocolate.

Pour into the mold filling each cavity to the top.

Pop the mold in the freezer if using candy melts and the refrigerator if using pure white chocolate for 15-20 minutes until set. Remove and un-mold candy bars.

You’ll have enough candy remaining to create 2 more bars, so repeat.

As I was playing around with the Hard Candy Snowflakes I shared with you yesterday, I threw some of the crushed blue and white candies into the Olaf mold. I love how it looks. You can use the instructions from yesterday’s post to create this cool looking candy bar.

These are just two of the ways you can use the new Olaf mold.

Be sure to check out all my fun Christmas Recipes!

 If you are looking for more simple food crafts to create for Christmas, check out these other fun treats.

Snowflake Hard Candy • Olaf Candy BarsGrinch Candy Cups • Brownie Rudolph2 Ingredient Fudge Snowflakes • Christmas Breakfast Pastries