Peanut Clusters in Crock Pot Recipe (2024)

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Peanut Clusters in Crock Pot Recipe

If you’ve spent any time on Freebie Finding Mom, you know that one of my most used not-so-secret weapons is the crock pot. This is especially true around the holidays when my already bursting-at-the-seams schedule somehow gets even fuller. (Seriously, I expect my day planner to explode at any moment.) 🙂 In order to spend quality time with loved ones during the holidays without sacrificing my fav foods, I’ve scoured the globe (okay, mostly Pinterest) for easy recipes, like these easy Christmas cookies and delicious crock pot recipes, like this peanut clusters in crock pot recipe. So, if you’d like to have more time to kick back in front of a roaring fire with a steaming mug of hot cocoa (as if, right?) read on for how to make peanut clusters in crock pots.

This peanut clusters in crock pot recipe is beyond simple. Can you stir melted chocolate and peanuts? Great. Then you can tackle this recipe. 🙂 Seriously, all you do is put ingredients in a crock pot, wait around, stir, and then remove from the crock pot. Not too hard right?

In fact, in my opinion, the hardest part of this peanut clusters in crock pot recipe is waiting for them to harden up. I want to start snacking on these yummy clusters pretty much the second I know they won’t burn all the tastebuds off my tongue! 😉

One of my favorite things about this peanut clusters in crock pot recipe (other than the fact that it’s exceedingly simple) is that while decadent and delicious, you do get some protein (and thus some energy) thanks to the peanuts. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not trying to convince you that this peanut clusters in crock pot recipe is healthy but with so may desserts being pure sugar it is nice to get something with a little nutrition in it.

In addition to making a great snack for you and your family during the holidays, this peanut clusters in crock pot recipe makes a great gift. Once the peanut clusters harden up, simply wrap them in some cellophane and top it all off with a pretty bow or ribbon. While this peanut clusters in crock pot recipe may seem like a pretty small gift, I assure you the receiver will appreciate it. (Well, assuming he or she likes peanuts and chocolate….) After all, it is the homemade and heartfelt gifts that tend to be the most memorable.

So… ready to break out the crock pot and get cooking? Let’s do it!

Psst! Looking for more desserts to sweeten you holidays? If this peanut clusters in crock pot recipe isn’t enough to sooth your sweet tooth, be sure to try:

  • Christmas tree peanut butter blossoms
  • Oreo ornament cookies
  • Holiday fudge

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INGREDIENTS

1 lb white chocolate melting block
4 oz German chocolate baking bar
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
16 oz dry roasted peanuts
Parchment paper

DIRECTIONS

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1. Place white chocolate, German chocolate, and chocolate chips in the bottom of your slow cooker.

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2. Pour peanuts on top.

3. Cover and cook on high for 60 minutes.
Note: Do not stir or remove lid.

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4. After 60 minutes, stir well and cook for another 60 minutes stirring every 15 minutes.

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5. Use a tablespoons to scoop out chocolate peanuts and place on parchment paper.
Note: You can make the clusters as big or small as you like.

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6. Let harden at room temperature for about an hour and enjoy!

This peanut clusters in crock pot recipe isn’t the only thing your slow cooker can lend a hand with this holiday season. Other favorite crock pot recipes of mine include:

  • Whole chicken
  • French toast
  • Breakfast casserole
  • Cheesecake with Oreo crust

Get more kitchen inspiration by following Freebie Finding Mom’sDecadent Desserts,Slow Cooker Recipes, andChristmas Recipes Pinterest boards.

Happy holidays!

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Crock Pot Peanut Clusters

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 2 hours

Additional Time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Total Time: 3 hours 30 minutes

Need an easy homemade candy recipe for the holidays? This Peanut Clusters in Crock Pot Recipe is super simple to make and incredibly delicious. If you can stir melted chocolate and peanuts in a Crock Pot then you tackle this recipe. Yep, it is really that easy! These Peanut Clusters are great for holiday parties, DIY gift giving or just to indulge your sweet tooth.

Ingredients

  • 1 lb white chocolate melting block
  • 4 oz German chocolate baking bar
  • 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
  • 16 oz dry roasted peanuts
  • Parchment paper

Instructions

  1. Place white chocolate, German chocolate, and chocolate chips in the bottom of your slow cooker.
  2. Pour peanuts on top.
  3. Cover and cook on high for 60 minutes. Note: Do not stir or remove lid.
  4. After 60 minutes, stir well and cook for another 60 minutes stirring every 15 minutes.
  5. Use a tablespoons to scoop out chocolate peanuts and place on parchment paper. Note: You can make the clusters as big or small as you like.
  6. Let harden at room temperature for about an hour and enjoy!

About Kelli

Kelli Bhattacharjee is the owner of Freebie Finding Mom. When she's not goofing around with her son, she's busy blogging, or just hanging out with the family which usually involves listening to music too loud and having dance parties.

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  1. Mrs. Kimberly Anne Haynes Mills says

    Dearest Kelli,
    Thanks much for this recipe! My husband, dog and I are going to stay for the weekend at my parents’ estate this weekend for the first time in over four years after an estrangement. Nervous doesn’t begin to describe it. Ha! Trust me when I say that there is NOTHING that we can bring that isn’t already in their wine cellar, liquor cabinet or cheese drawer.
    These plus the requisite flowers will be absolutely perfect. Much more personal (not to mention delicious and economical – HA) than a box of macaroons. And that’s exactly what we all need. I really appreciate your site.
    Most Sincerely,
    Mrs. Kimberly Anne Haynes Mills

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  2. Tracey says

    Can I add raisins to this recipe? Thanks

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    • Kelli says

      Hi Tracey, I never have but I’d think you could. Let me know how it turns out. 🙂 Kelli

      Reply

  3. Kathy Piwko says

    Wondering about the amount of German chocolate. The ingredients say 2 oz. but in the picture all those little squares that are 1/4 oz equal 4 oz. Wanted to double check before making.
    thank you and thanks for the simple recipe.
    Kathy

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    • Linda says

      Is it 2 oz or 4 oz of German Chocolate bar??

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      • Kelli says

        Hi Linda, 4 oz. Sorry about that. Best, Kelli

        Reply

  4. Nancie says

    Are the peanuts salted?

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  5. Savannagh Ryane says

    Made the peanut clusters, not bad. Made the same recipe with dark chocolate and almonds, with sweet and semi chocolate chips. Wow! Love it!

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    • Kelli says

      Happy to hear it, Savannagh! Thanks for sharing! 🙂 Kelli

      Reply

  6. Allene Davis says

    Thank you for allowing me to get this recipe. I want to make it for church.

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    • Marie Ano says

      Let us know how it goes. Hope you like it! 🙂

      Reply

  7. Carol says

    This candy so easy and it is great!!!!

    Reply

    • Marie Ano says

      Thanks, Carol! I’m so glad that you enjoyed it! 🙂

      Reply

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