The $1.25 Dollar Tree Stocking Stuffer I’m Gifting All My Loved Ones

During this time of the year, it’s easy to push off thinking about the holiday season ahead. The weather is cooling, the leaves are changing, and we’re in the middle of casserole and soup season. But in the blink of an eye, the holidays will arrive. Suddenly, your calendar will start filling up with social outings, holiday celebrations, and seasonal activities. And this year, I want to be able to enjoy the holiday season without the chaos of trying to fit in last-minute gift shopping. 

That’s why, while I’m soaking in all autumn has to offer, I’m slowly shopping for gifts, stocking stuffers, white elephant options, and more. That way, when the holidays roll around, I’ll be stress-free and ready to enjoy the festivities. I’ve already picked up a few of these 8-Piece Artisan Bread Making Kits for only $15 from Aldi. During my weekend Costco run, I might grab this Dutch oven set that’s marked down to 92% less than the name-brand version.

I’m also making a stop at Dollar Tree for these sweet treats that are finally back in stock. Having quick access to this adorable snack will make an awesome stocking stuffer or gift for teachers, coworkers, or acquaintances. And because I love this holiday treat from Dollar Tree so much, I’ll be buying a few extra for myself. 

Palmer Peppermint Bark Bars Are Available at Dollar Tree

Palmer’s Peppermint Bark Bars have returned to Dollar Tree. This seasonal bar is made with creamy white chocolate and peppermint candy. The flavor combination is one of my favorites, and the crunchy yet creamy texture is hard to beat. Plus, it’s a Williams Sonoma look-alike, minus the hefty price tag. For $1.25, you can get a 3.5-ounce package of the candy, perfect for individual gifting. The packaging is super festive, so you won’t even need to wrap it.

“The best peppermint bark bar. [It’s] so creamy and delicious,” said one Dollar Tree shopper. “If you love peppermint, you will love it.”

Fans love baking with the peppermint bark bars, crumbling chunks into cookie dough, or scattering bits and pieces over warm cookies straight from the oven. You could also use this bar to make a peppermint hot chocolate, Peppermint Bark Cookies, seasonal fudge and so much more—that is, if you don’t snack on it first.

Next time you make a stop at Dollar Tree, consider picking up a handful of these Palmer Peppermint Bark Bars. You’ll love having them ready for quick gifts, stocking stuffers, and holiday baking.