Holiday Beverage Recipes

Are you looking for great holiday beverage recipes? We’ve asked some of our favorite bloggers for their best drink recipes and here are their favorites. Many of these easy holiday beverages are served warm and can be made in a crock pot or kept warm in the slow cooker while serving. We have also rounded out the list with chilled holiday beverages so there is something here for everyone!

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Holiday Beverage Recipes – Warm

Hot Vanilla

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Spice Latte from Family Fresh Meals

Nutella Hot Chocolate from Mommy’s Kitchen

The BEST Crock Pot Hot Chocolate

Slow Cooker Caramel Apple Cider from Southern Plate

Copy Cat Starbuck’s White Chocolate Mocha from Mommy’s Kitchen

Hot Citrus Crock Pot Cider

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Spice Lattes from The Magical Slow Cooker

My Mom’s Hot Chocolate from Jent’s Front Porch

Protein Coffee from Family Fresh Meals

Slow Cooker Eggnog Lattes from The Magical Slow Cooker

Easy Cinnamon Cider

Cherry Cordial Hot Cocoa from Everyday Mom’s Meals

 

Holiday Beverage Recipes – Chilled

Jolly Juice from Plain Chicken

Bailey’s and Kahlua Iced Coffee from Sweet Little Bluebird

 

Wicked Autumn Apple Sangria from South Your Mouth

Iced Mocha from Sweet Little Bluebird

Entertaining Tip

Now that you have you all these fantastic recipes for your next holiday party, why not consider making a holiday beverage bar with two or three of these recipes and all the fixins – whipped cream, cinnamon, chocolate chips, white chocolate shavings, candy canes as stir sticks, etc.

 

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What Crock Pot Should I Use?

Slow cookers come in very handy when trying to serve hot beverages to a crowd. The size of crock pot you need will depend on your recipe, however most recipes will heat up (or stay warm) nicely in most 5 or 6 qt models. I personally enjoy using my automatic stirring slow cooker for holiday beverage recipes. It automatically stirs every two hours. It also has a manual button that I can easily hit when I walk by it to stir things up nicely without ever having to open the lid!

Merry Christmas!