Toffee, Oreos, and sprinkles mash up in this frightfully fun party bark.
Cookies n Scream Toffee Bark is the ultimate Halloween mash-up—crunchy, chocolatey, and filled with spooky fun. With layers of buttery toffee, creamy white chocolate, crushed Oreos, and a ton of sprinkles, this bark turns a simple recipe into a party-ready treat. It’s the kind of snack that’s perfect for sharing, gifting, or snacking straight from the tray.
Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Quick to make with just a handful of ingredients
Loaded with Oreos, white chocolate, and sprinkles for Halloween fun
Crunchy toffee base makes every bite addictive
Perfect for parties, gifting, or festive snacking
Halloween toffee bark that looks impressive but takes minimal effort
Ingredient Notes
Chocolate graham crackers – These form the crunchy base. You can also use regular grahams, but the chocolate adds a richer flavor that pairs perfectly with the toffee.
Butter + brown sugar – This classic combo creates the gooey toffee layer. Be sure to use salted butter for the best sweet-salty balance.
White chocolate chips – They melt into a creamy layer that holds everything together. Candy melts will also work if you want a smoother finish.
Halloween Oreos – The orange filling and chocolate cookies give a festive pop of color and crunch. Any seasonal Oreo flavor will work here.
Halloween sprinkles – A must for the fun factor! Use jimmies, nonpareils, or shaped sprinkles depending on your style.
Royal Icing decorations- Level up your bark with these super fun edible toppers: 4 pumpkins, 4 bats, and 4 spiders!
Before You Bake
Do I need to use chocolate graham crackers? Chocolate grahams give the bark a richer flavor, but regular grahams will still work. If you want the same effect, add a thin layer of melted chocolate before pouring on the toffee.
How do I keep the toffee layer from sticking? Line your pan with parchment paper or heavy-duty foil, and make sure it hangs over the edges. Once chilled, you can lift the whole slab out and break it into pieces easily.
Can I use candy melts instead of white chocolate chips? Yes! Candy melts spread more smoothly and are less likely to seize, which makes them a good swap.
Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil or parchment paper and arrange the graham crackers in a single layer so the edges are touching.
In a medium saucepan over medium heat, melt the butter and brown sugar together. Bring the mixture to a boil, stirring often, and cook for 3 minutes until thick, bubbly, and caramel-like.
Carefully pour the hot toffee mixture over the graham crackers, spreading it out evenly with a spatula. Bake for 5 minutes.
Remove from the oven and immediately sprinkle the white chocolate chips on top. Let them sit for 1–2 minutes to soften, then spread into a smooth layer.
Scatter the chopped Oreos and festive sprinkles over the melted chocolate, gently pressing them in so they stick. Add any Halloween decorations while the chocolate is still soft.
Chill in the fridge until completely set. Break into pieces and serve!
FAQ
How long does Cookies n Scream Toffee Bark last? Stored in an airtight container, it keeps for up to a week at room temperature or two weeks in the fridge.
Can you freeze Halloween toffee bark? Absolutely. Freeze in layers with parchment between pieces for up to two months. Thaw in the fridge before serving.
Do I have to refrigerate it to set? Chilling in the fridge speeds things up, but leaving it at room temperature for a few hours will also work.
What other cookies can I use instead of Oreos? Any sandwich cookie or crunchy cookie works—try Halloween Chips Ahoy, Biscoff, or even Nutter Butters for a twist.
Is this the same as Christmas crack? Yes, it’s the same toffee bark concept, just with a Halloween spin using Oreos and sprinkles.
Sprinkle of Fun
Make a batch of Cookies n Scream Toffee Bark, turn down the lights, and queue up a 90’s Halloween throwback marathon. Pair your bark with popcorn, candy corn, and some spooky drinks for the full effect. A few perfect picks:
Hocus Pocus (1993) — the ultimate witchy classic
Casper (1995) — sweet, funny, and just a little spooky
Halloweentown (1998) — pure Disney Channel magic
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) — perfect for Halloween and beyond
Practical Magic (1998) — a cozy witchy vibe with a grown-up twist
This bark becomes your edible “movie snack mix” for a night of spells, laughs, and 90’s nostalgia.