Christmas peanut clusters

No oven needed for these easy peanut clusters. Warm the chocolate and peanuts in your slow cooker and make a big batch of these popular treats.

Elevate your holiday treat game with this simple yet incredibly tasty crockpot candy recipe - effortless and delicious!

This easy crockpot candy recipe is also known as Christmas crack. Once you try it you'll be totally hooked. Made with 3 kinds of chocolate bark (white, milk & semi-sweet) & peanuts. We've also shared ways to adapt the peanut cluster recipe to other holidays & celebrations.

One of the easiest candy recipes ever! No candy thermometer, just a few basic ingredients and a slow cooker needed! My version of these peanut clusters or "crockpot candy" uses chocolate, nuts, and marshmallows! This recipe is great any time of year but I love making it around Christmastime as an edible gift... and it makes a ton! I've shared a lot of candy recipes on the blog, some easy and some more complicated ones that require candy thermometers and boatloads of patience. But even…

These delicious Crockpot Chocolate Peanut Clusters combine the sweet taste of chocolate with the salty flavor of peanuts.

It doesn’t get any easier than crock pot folks! Try out this idea from @homemade.heather! Love this one especially for how easy it is to customize too! Recipe and original caption 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Savor the...

The Best Peanut Clusters are a fast, easy classic Holiday Treat! The combination of semi-sweet chocolate, white chocolate and peanut…

This easy-to-make crock pot Christmas crack, aka Christmas candy, is a delightful, tasty holiday treat that anyone can make with little fuss!

Chocolate Peanut Clusters are the easiest candy you'll make using just 2 ingredients. Make in the microwave or stovetop!

Crockpot Christmas crack is the simplest no-bake holiday treat! Roasted peanuts, dark and white chocolate, and festive sprinkles make these easy peanut clusters a family favorite. Nothing says Christmas is coming like a plateful of almond bark peanut clusters. Plus, a limited amount of hands-on time is always a bonus when it comes to dessert!