Easy Crockpot Candy Recipe
Some of my Christmas recipes are ones like this: simple and fun. I love making Chocolate Christmas Tree Pretzels, Christmas Crack and Grinch Popcorn. My kids are big fan of these also.
Crockpot Candy
This Crockpot chocolate candy has quickly risen to one of the desserts I make the most around the holidays. I like that I can toss my ingredients into the slow cooker and let it do almost all of the work for me!
Ingredients:
- Almond Bark
- Chocolate Chips
- White Chocolate Chips
- Peanuts
- Almonds
- Butter
- Sprinkles
How To Make Crockpot Candy
One of the things I love most about this is how easy it is to make. Just put all of your different chocolates in your slow cooker along with the nuts. Set the temperature to low and let it sit for an hour.
Stir the candy and then scoop spoonfuls into clusters on a parchment paper lined baking mat.
Cover in your favorite holiday sprinkles (I like to use at least two different kinds) and let them harden for about an hour.
Is This Trisha Yearwood Crockpot Candy?
No, this is not her exact recipe, but it is very similar, albeit a little better if I do say so myself! One of the main differences is that her recipes only call for peanuts and we add in almonds as well.
Candy Variations
You can choose to make this custom however you like it. Ttry different kinds of nuts like pecans or chopped walnuts.
You could also add in other treats like coconut, M&M’s, or peanut butter chocolate chips.
Change up the look by switching from red and green Christmas sprinkles to blue and white snowflakes for a winter theme. Or pink and purple for a sugar plum fairy theme.
This is a really fun recipe to get creative with. Enjoy!
Crockpot Candy
Ingredients
- 1 package chocolate almond bark
- 2 cups white chocolate chips
- 1 cup chocolate chips
- 3 cups mixed nuts I used peanuts and almonds
- Sprinkles
- 1 tbsp butter
Instructions
- Combine all chocolates in a crockpot along with butter and nuts. Cover.
- Cook on low for 1 hour, then check/stir. If not fully melted cook another 30 minutes.
- When fully melted, drop by large spoonfuls onto a parchment or baking mat.
- Cover with sprinkles, then let sit for 1 hour to harden.
- Serve as you like.
Beautiful Ideas and the crockpot candy was Great!!!
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This candy is awesome. Goes together fast tastes great. I’ve been making it for years. Joyous won’t be disappointed I promise
This sounds so easy and good. I have some Andes chocolate chips I will use to give it a little mint flavor also.
These are great! I used what I had on hand. So I used 2 rows of white almond bark with the chocolate almond bark plus a bag of chocolate chips. The rest was the same. So easy to make! I’ve made it twice. The 2nd time I left off the sprinkles, since it was after Christmas.
If you can’t find the chocolate almond bark, is there something else I should substitute with? I really want to make this