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This Easy Special Crock Pot Roast is quite possibly the easiest and most delicious roast I have ever made. This is a true dump and go recipe.

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How to Make Easy Special Roast in a Crock Pot

Aunt Lou here.

When I went to remake this recipe, not gonna lie, I was feeling a little lazy. I saw the steps to mix all the soups together and thought, “Do I really need to mix them together before I put them in the crock pot?” So, I did not mix them together, and guess what?! The roast turned out amazing! This Easy Special Crock Pot Roast has the same great flavor as the original recipe with less dishes and a quicker prep time. My family absolutely raved about the flavor of this dish, so I do not think they noticed one bit that I skipped that step when I made this version of the recipe. 😉

(If you would like to see the original post of this recipe, you can find it here.)

What You Will Need for Easy Special Crock Pot Roast

Ingredients Needed

3 lb beef chuck roast
10.5 oz can cheddar cheese soup
10.5 oz can golden mushroom soup
10.5 oz can French onion soup

Equipment Needed

Safety can opener
Small stirring spatula
Kitchen scissors
6 Quart Crock Pot
Two large flipping spatulas (I used them to try my best to get the roast out in one piece. However, it is so tender, it came out in a few pieces.)

Time Needed

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 8 to 9 hours on low (I do not recommend cooking a beef roast on high. In order to get the most tender result, you need to cook this on low.)

General Notes

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