Do you love chocolate? Do you love melt-in-your-mouth goodness? Well, then I highly recommend you try these Crock Pot Hot Fudge Brownies from Gooseberry Patch’s Everyday Slow Cooker. Oh. My. Yum.
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How to Make Hot Fudge Brownies in a Slow Cooker
Our YouTube Community voted these brownies the Battle Chocolate Winner, so we created a video of the recipe!
Aunt Lou here.
I took these ah-mazing Crock Pot Hot Fudge Brownies to our small group. I can’t even count how many recipes I have taken to small group…there is one little boy in particular that is a very picky eater. He happened to be sitting at my table when he dug into his brownie. I wanted to do a little victory dance when he took a bite, looked up with big eyes and said with wonder, “Who made this?!” I proudly said that I had and was rewarded with a huge grin and a “This is REALLY good!”
Crock Pot Hot Fudge Brownies
Recipes don’t get much easier than this yummy dessert, and I love how many different variations you can do with it. You can top these brownies with whipped cream or ice cream or sprinkles or cherries or…whatever your favorite topping is, have at it! You will love it regardless!
Crock Pot Hot Fudge Brownies
Ingredients
- 20 oz pkg brownie mix prepared
- 1 c chocolate syrup
- 1 c hot water
- Optional Toppings: vanilla ice cream thawed frozen whipped topping, maraschino cherries, sprinkles
Instructions
- Spray your crock pot with cooking spray
- Pour your brownie batter in your crock pot, spreading evenly
- In a bowl, combine your chocolate syrup and water and pour over your batter
- Cover and cook on high for 2 1/2 – 3 hours, until the edges are just set
- Take off the lid and let it stand for 30 minutes so the middle can set up
- Serve with your favorite topping
Video
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Slow Cooker Recommendation
I used my Hamilton Beach Programmable Insulated Slow Cooker for these delicious brownies because I know it cooks very evenly and is so easy to clean up! If you don’t have one yet, (I HIGHLY recommend you order one…it is awesome!) you can use your favorite 5-6 quart slow cooker. If you use a smaller slow cooker, watch your time and it may be harder to get it cooked in the middle without burning the edges because it will be much thicker.
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Hi! I’m on disability and normally have nothing left in the budget after bills are paid, but I’m gonna work in the ingredients for this decadent and luxurious-looking treat, starting with my next check, even if it takes 4 or 5 months of saving!
I hope you get to try this very soon Jada and that you enjoy it greatly!
Aunt Lou
When adding the chocolate syrup and water is it supposed to be as runny and just poured on top not mixed with the batter?
You are correct Josline! While it cooks, the syrup and water will soak down to the bottom and become a delicious fudge to go with your brownies!
Enjoy!
Aunt Lou
Do you need to put paper towels under the lid?
Hi Karen!
I didn’t use paper towels with this recipe, but if you feel more comfortable using paper towels under the lid, I think it would be fine.
Enjoy!
Aunt Lou
I made these twice recently! They were rich and yummy. It seemed to work better the second time when I didn’t add water to the chocolate syrup. I’ve tried plain fudge and walnut…both were delicious!
Has anyone tried this with fudge instead of syrup? And maybe a hint of coffee?
I have caramel syrup on hand and was wondering if you think it would still taste good with caramel instead of chocolate?
Hi Anna!
I have never tried this with caramel syrup, but it sounds delicious! If you give it a try, let me know how it turns out! Enjoy!
Aunt Lou
Have you ever tried doubling the recipe at one time?
Hi Marilee!
I have not tried doubling this recipe. I’m afraid doubling it would make it hard for the center to get done and set up. You might try making two batches. Enjoy!
Aunt Lou
this looks delicious. I am anxious to try this and share with some friends. I was wondering if you shut the crock pot off during the thirty minute stand time. Thank you.
Jean
Hi Jean!
Yes, turn your crock pot off, and let it stand to set up. It is yummy! Enjoy!
Thanks! I was wondering the same as Jean. I’ve got it in the crock pot now, and can’t wait to try it.
Thanks a million for sharing this amazing recipe with us at Weekend Potluck. WOWZERS!
What about using the casserole crockpot for this recipe? It sounds yummy for my husband!
Hi Donna!
Definitely! I had something else going in my casserole crock at the same time, so I used my trusty Hamilton Beach. 🙂 Make sure you watch it closely the first time since it will be thinner, you might have to adjust the cooking time. Enjoy!