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DIY Reptar Bars

The famous 90’s cartoon Rugrats was brought back to the surface with Nickelodeon’s release of Reptar bars for purchase. These candy bars are chocolate stuffed with green frosting that will make your tongue turn green. We made it at home and decided to make it over sized, ’cause why not?!

Cooke Time: 20 mins

DIY Reptar Bars
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The recipe

DIY Reptar Bars

Serves1
CourseDessert
CuisineAmerican
Total time2 hours 20 mins

Ingredients

Nutrition Facts
Serving size1
Calories7,780
Fat339
Saturated Fat250
Unsaturated Fat6
Trans Fat1
Carbohydrates1,102
Sugar1,008
Sodium447
Fiber0
Protein95
Cholesterol532

Instructions

Things you'll need
2 Giant Ice Cube MoldsStand MixerScissorsReptar Bar LabelGreen Wrapping Paper
  1. Cut ice cube mold into chocolate molds. Be careful not to cut through the mold.

  2. Temper 1 bag of chocolate. Pour into chocolate mold. Use the back of a spoon to press the chocolate up against the walls. Let set in the refrigerator.

  3. While the first layer of your candy bar sets, create your green frosting filling. Sift confectioners sugar. Using a stand mixer, whip together confectioners sugar, softened butter, milk, vanilla extract, and green food dye.

  4. Pipe frosting into your candy mold.

  5. Temper the second bag of chocolate and pour the last layer of chocolate on top of the frosting. Make sure to wipe all edges clean and hit your mold down onto the counter top several times.

  6. Once fully set, take the chocolate out of the mold.

  7. Wrap in green wrapping paper and Reptar Bar Label.

Made it? Tag #hellthyjunkfood, Julia wants to see how it turned out.
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