Slow Cooker White Chocolate Candy

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I have been wanting to make Crock Pot Candy for the longest time! Chocolate peanut clusters are one of my favorite treats, so I figured I'd try making candy clusters in my slow cooker! Slow Cooker Dessert ideas are easier than you think!

Crock Pot Candy Nut Clusters

Well, I only had a brick of the white vanilla almond bark, which I just call white chocolate and I didn't have any peanuts. But I did have cashews and macadamia nuts. Even better! Real white chocolate can be used, but it's going to be more expensive.  You can also use chocolate chips and make these Slow Cooker Chocolate Peanut Clusters. YUM!

I was so excited that I dumped everything in and then realized I didn't grease the crock with butter before. It makes clean up a lot easier. Those crockpot liners would be great for making Crock Pot Candy Recipes.

Making Slow Cooker Vanilla Nut Clusters

You'll need:

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• 5 or 6 quart Crock Pot. This one is only $29.99!
• 2 large bricks of the chocolate or white almond bark. Or you can use 2 packages of candy melts, or even 2 packages white chocolate chips.
• Nuts – Use your favorite.
• parchment paper.

Just like the photo above I just dumped it all in. Set it on low.

After about an hour, stir. If all the larger chunks have melted, then you're ready to start spooning! If you still see parts of the candy that haven't melted, let it go for another 30 minutes or so.

Once it's all melted, use a teaspoon to scoop up and drop onto the parchment paper. Let it sit for a couple of hours until it's completely set.

If you want to get fancy, you could always melt chocolate chips and drizzle across the tops. Or use any color of the candy melts for something fun.

Package up a few for a quick gift. Use one of my printable gift tags to complete the gift.

Instructions

1. Butter or grease the inside of your crock pot.
2. Break up the almond bark or bars and place inside the crock pot
3. Add the nuts
4. Cook on LOW 1 hour, then stir to check if it's melted. If it's not completely melted, let it cook another 30 min.

Notes

Feel free to use any nut variety or chip flavors you'd enjoy.

Nutrition Information

Yield 24 Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving Calories 523 Total Fat 38g Saturated Fat 14g Trans Fat 0g Unsaturated Fat 21g Cholesterol 12mg Sodium 149mg Carbohydrates 41g Fiber 3g Sugar 35g Protein 11g

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Slow Cooker White Chocolate Candy

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