Crockpot Christmas Candy.”

This holiday season, make a big batch of Crockpot Christmas Candy to satisfy your sweet tooth! This sweet treat is so easy to make and results in a decadent treat that’s perfect to give away as edible gifts or bring to a holiday party.

A plate of crockpot christmas candy.

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Perfect for holiday parties or just to enjoy with your family during the holiday season, this homemade Christmas candy will satisfy all of the chocolate lovers in your life. Top this easy recipe with festive sprinkles to make this slow cooker candy treat truly special!

Why this Recipe Works

Looking for an easy holiday dessert that comes together without fuss? This crockpot candy recipe is an absolute must-try!

Thanks to simple ingredients like delicious chocolate and crunchy nuts, this is a delectable treat that’s perfect for Christmas. Best of all, you can customize this candy however you like, so it’s also great to enjoy any time of year!

Can’t get enough chocolate treats? My Texas Chocolate Sheet Cake and these Chocolate Cake Mix Whoopie Pies are sure to be favorites as well.

Ingredients Needed

  • Peanuts: Give your chocolate candy a nice crunch and a bit of salty, nutty flavor to balance out the rich sweetness.
  • Chocolate Chips: I use both chocolate chips and white chocolate chips for a good balance.
  • Peanut Butter Chips: Makes your crockpot candy creamy and doubles down on the nutty flavor.
  • Semi Sweet Baking Bar: For even more chocolate flavor with added richness and complexity.

How to Make this Crockpot Christmas Candy

Steps 5 and 6 for making slow cooker christmas candy.
  • Step 5: Once the mixture is fully melted and combined, scoop the candy onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet.
  • Step 6: Top candy clusters with sprinkles or other toppings of your choice, then refrigerate on the cookie sheet for 20 minutes (or until fully set).
Mixing christmas candy in a slow cooker.

Recipe Tips

  • Don’t rush this recipe! Cook on low to avoid scorching the chocolate or causing it to seize up.
  • For the peanuts, salted peanuts and unsalted peanuts both work well but each provide a slightly different flavor.
  • Use a small cookie scoop to evenly portion the chocolate mixture. Spraying the scoop with some baking spray or even coating with butter will prevent the chocolate from sticking too much.
  • You can mix all kinds of other toppings into this Christmas candy! Toffee bits, macadamia nuts, pretzel pieces, and mini marshmallows are all great additions.
  • I use semi-sweet chocolate chips, but you can use milk chocolate chips for a sweeter result.
A parchment lined baking sheet covered in crockpot christmas candy.

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