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Home » Recipes » Chocolate Covered Graham Crackers

Chocolate Covered Graham Crackers

Sep 30, 2021 · Leave a Comment

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What’s the best way to jazz up a store-bought graham cracker? Smother it in chocolate, of course!

These chocolate covered graham crackers will delight family, friends, and kids.

chocolate covered graham crackers covered in melted Toblerone and topped with sprinkles

Why this recipe works

  • Super fast recipe to make: 15 minutes or less!
  • Toblerone and graham cracker combo is the delicious taste and texture you need at your dessert table
  • Have fun with different sprinkle shapes and colors 
  • Easy way to melt chocolate using a microwave

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  • Substitutions and variants
  • What are graham crackers?
  • Is there a close substitute for graham crackers?
  • Can you freeze chocolate covered graham crackers?
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To switch up the graham cracker chocolate recipe, I chose to use Toblerone as opposed to a regular chocolate bar. You’ll love the fancier twist and the added crunch!

chunks of Toblerone chocolate in a bowl

Helpful tips

Tip 1: Substitutions for Toblerone or graham crackers. 

I love the Toblerone and graham cracker combo. If you don’t have Toblerone or graham crackers, check out the substitution section down below. 

Tip 2: Microwave the Toblerone in short intervals 

Once chocolate burns, there’s no going back! It only takes a short window for the chocolate to pass the point of no return. That’s why I like to microwave it in 20-second intervals. Remember to stir the chocolate after each interval, too!

melted Toblerone chocolate in a bowl

Tip 3: How do I know if my chocolate is burnt? 

Burnt chocolate looks dry and is difficult to stir. It will also smell unpleasant. If you end up burning your chocolate, you will need to toss it out and start again.

Tip 4: Add sprinkles for a festive feel

I only like to add sprinkles to the top section of the graham cracker so that you can see all three layers: graham cracker, chocolate, and sprinkles. For a fun twist, try different sprinkle shapes and colors.

Ingredients

  • Toblerone chocolate is the star of this recipe. The Swiss milk chocolate and honey nougat crunch adds the perfect texture to these treats. Plus, using a quality chocolate bar makes the biggest difference with simple recipes. 
  • Graham crackers add another layer of crunch and subtle sweetness to these treats. You can use any brand or variety you’d like.
  • Sprinkles go on top of these graham crackers chocolate treats for an extra bit of fun and some beautiful color! I mean, isn’t everything better with colorful sprinkles?

Equipment

  • Baking sheet: You’ll need a large baking sheet to lay all of your chocolate covered grahams on. I prefer using a rimmed baking sheet to prevent them from sliding off. If you don’t already have one at home, I highly recommend adding it to your Amazon cart!
  • Parchment paper: Lining the baking sheet with parchment paper prevents the treats from sticking and makes clean-up a breeze.
  • Microwave-safe bowl: This is necessary to melt the chocolate in the microwave. You can use any size or variety of bowl as long as it’s microwave-safe.
  • Microwave: I chose to melt my chocolate in the microwave because it’s quick and easy. If you don’t have a microwave, you can use a double boiler.

Substitutions and variants

  • Toblerone substitutes: Instead of Toblerone, you could use dark or milk chocolate chips or chocolate wafers. To really mix it up (or please a peanut butter lover in your family), try peanut butter chips or a combination of chocolate peanut butter chips.
  • Graham cracker substitutes: The great thing about this recipe? Chocolate goes with everything! You can substitute the graham crackers for shortbread cookies, pretzels, waffle strips, pound cake slices, or Oreo cookies in a pinch — or try a combination!
  • Red sprinkles: I used red sprinkles, but you can get as creative as you want with your sprinkle colors. Try different sprinkle shapes (star, round, flower, confetti, rod) and different colors (rainbow, etc.) to match any occasion and taste. For an interesting twist, try a sprinkle of sea salt on top!

What are graham crackers?

Graham crackers are sweet, almost cookie-like snacks that can be used in several desserts.

One of the most common graham cracker recipes is a s’more, which combines two graham squares, a toasted marshmallow, and chocolate to make an indulgent sandwich.

Since graham crackers pair well with chocolate, chocolate covered graham crackers are a no-brainer!

graham cracker on parchment paper

Is there a close substitute for graham crackers?

Above, I shared a few great substitutes for graham crackers. However, the closest substitutes (taste and texture-wise) would be cookies, like Nilla wafers, shortbread, Biscoff cookies, etc.

Can you freeze chocolate covered graham crackers?

You could try freezing these dipped graham crackers, but the chocolate may form condensation as it comes to room temperature. This could interfere with the texture of the grahams.

To best store these chocolate graham crackers, I recommend keeping them in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

icing spatula spreading melted Toblerone on graham cracker

Watch my recipe video

To see how I created these delicious treats, check out my recipe video below!

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  • If you enjoy this recipe, you might also like my baby shower food recipe index! There are plenty of cute ideas for baby showers or other festivities. Each tutorial is simple to follow, but the final product will have everyone raving. 
  • For another tasty treat that involves melted chocolate, try these easy chocolate covered strawberries. Like this recipe, they’re a great gift for baby showers, Valentine’s parties, and other gatherings.
  • Last but not least, this sugar cookie icing recipe seems fancy, but only has 3 ingredients! It comes together in a snap, making it my go-to for every event.

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graham crackers covered in melted Toblerone chocolate topped with sprinkles

Chocolate Covered Graham Crackers Recipe

What’s the best way to jazz up a store-bought graham cracker? Smother it in chocolate, of course! These chocolate covered graham crackers will delight family, friends, and kids.
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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 6 servings
Calories: 237kcal
Author: Chewable Structures

Ingredients

  • 24 graham crackers
  • 2 Toblerone bars each bar is 3.5 oz
  • red sprinkles

Instructions

  • Baking sheet: line with parchment paper.
  • Toblerone: break the bar into individual pieces and add to a small microwavable bowl. Microwave on high for 45 seconds. Remove and stir. Put it back in the microwave for 15 second intervals until it’s fully melted. Stir after every interval.
  • Graham crackers: carefully break the crackers along the perforated lines so they are individual rectangles. Place on the baking sheet so they are 2 inches apart.
  • Cover in chocolate: using a small knife, spread the melted chocolate on two thirds of the graham crackers.
  • Add sprinkles: to the top section of the chocolate area.
  • Let cool. Serve immediately or store in an airtight container the night before serving.

Video

Notes

Helpful Tips
Tip 1: Substitutions for Toblerone or graham crackers.
I love the Toblerone and graham cracker combo. If you don’t have Toblerone or graham crackers, check out the substitution section in the blog post.
Tip 2: Microwave the Toblerone in short intervals
Once chocolate burns, there’s no going back! That’s why I like to microwave it in 20-second intervals. Remember to stir the chocolate after each interval too!
Tip 3: How do I know if my chocolate is burnt?
Burnt chocolate looks dry and is difficult to stir.
Tip 4: Add sprinkles for a festive feel
I only like to add sprinkles to the top section of the graham cracker so that you can see all three layers: graham cracker, chocolate, and sprinkles. For fun, try different sprinkle shapes and colors.
If you loved these chocolate covered graham crackers, share your recipe rating and thoughts down below!

Nutrition

Calories: 237kcal | Carbohydrates: 43g | Protein: 4g | Fat: 6g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2g | Sodium: 369mg | Potassium: 99mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 13g | Calcium: 44mg | Iron: 2mg
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