Crockpot Candy is an easy recipe that is perfect for holiday cookie trays and potlucks. Grab the kids because they’ll love making this Christmas candy!
The holidays are for gift giving and parties with yummy treats, and Crockpot Candy is perfect for both. For just $12.17, you have 75-100 pieces of candy. That is only $0.16 per piece of candy.
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Crockpot Candy
It is an understatement that the holiday season is a busy time of year. Sometimes making cookie trays with an assortment of goodies to deliver to neighbors and friends is just too much. That is why this recipe for Crockpot Candy will be your new best friend and a new tradition you will come back to year after year.
This rich and smooth chocolate candy is peanutty and so simple to make in the crockpot. Stir, cook, and scoop! It does not get much easier than that.
With only five minutes of prep time, you can have these chocolate peanut clusters ready to go in about two hours. Peanuts and chocolate are a classic combination.
The added touch of the holiday sprinkles makes this Crockpot Candy perfect for Christmas! Swap out the holiday sprinkles, and you have a delicious chocolatey treat at any time of the year.
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Why do I need to use a slow cooker?
First of all, using a crockpot gives your microwave a break! Secondly, it allows you to make a big batch (75-100 pieces of candy!) while melting the chocolate evenly and keeping it warm while scooping out the chocolate clusters.
How to serve Crockpot Candy?
There are several ways to serve Crockpot Candy. We will share a few ideas and the links here for you!
The candy looks so pretty on a holiday tray with an assortment of cookies and other candy. You can also fill up a cute tin, cookie box, or cellophane bag with just these peanut clusters, and your friends, teachers, neighbors will think you spent all day making them.