Prepare a baking sheet by lining it with parchment paper.
In a microwave-safe bowl, melt white bark in 30-second intervals, stirring often until smooth.
Dip each cookie into the melted bark, allowing the excess to drip off. Place each cookie on your prepared baking sheet, immediately placing the eyes on before the bark hardens.
Transfer remaining melted bark to a small ziplock baggy. Cut a very small corner off and pipe the “bandages” onto each mummy cookie.
Allow to harden before serving.
Notes
Speed Up Cooling: To speed things up, pop the cookies in the fridge to harden the chocolate faster. They should firm up in 10–15 minutes compared to 30 minutes at room temperature.
Add Eyes Quickly: Make sure to place the candy eyes before the chocolate fully sets so that they stick properly. If the chocolate has already set, use a little melted chocolate as “glue” to attach them.
Drizzling Without a Piping Bag: You can use a spoon or even a fork to drizzle on the bandages if you don’t want to use a Ziploc or piping bag. It works great in a pinch!
Work in Small Batches: To prevent the chocolate from cooling too quickly, dip and decorate just a few cookies at a time so you can add the eyes before it sets.
Prep Everything First: Have your parchment paper, melted bark, candy eyes, and piping setup ready to go before you start dipping — once you begin, things move quickly!
Avoid Overheating Chocolate: Overheating can cause chocolate to seize and turn grainy. Melt in short intervals and stir often for a smooth, glossy finish.
Thin Out the Coating: If your melted bark is too thick, stir in a teaspoon of coconut oil or shortening to help it coat the cookies more easily.
Keep Hands Clean: Use a fork or candy dipping tool to lower cookies into the melted bark — it helps keep them evenly coated and avoids messy fingers.
Set on a Cooling Rack: If you prefer less pooling around the base, place dipped cookies on a wire rack set over parchment instead of directly on the sheet.