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Our Princess Crock Pot Candy is a fun treat to make with the kids in the kitchen. It is super simple to throw together and the kiddos love decorating their own candy creations. It is a perfect treat and activity for birthdays or holidays!

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Cris here.

A while back Miss Add and her cousins (Aunt Lou’s kiddos) were getting together after Miss Iyla’s birthday for a cousin sleepover and so we decided it would be fun to make Princess Crock Pot Candy (an adaptation of our Crock Pot Monster Munch) in honor of Miss Iyla!

We love making all kinds of candy in the slow cooker and since we were using my camper kitchen to whip this up, I LOVE how much it reduced the mess of making candy! We just threw the ingredients in the slow cooker, let it melt, mixed it up and then we let the kiddos decorate as much as they wanted!

Ryder was a good sport making Princess Crock Pot Candy for his little sister 😉 We will have to make Monster Munch with him sometime soon!

Princess Crock Pot Candy Recipe

Note: Scroll to the bottom for a printable version of this recipe.

Princess Crock Pot Candy Recipe Notes

• I used a variety of sprinkles and candies from my local grocery store. Just about anything will work.
• My slow cooker only took 30 minutes to heat my morsels to the perfect temperature. But I have had slow cookers take an hour or two. It is best to test this recipe out for the first time when you have time to watch it. It is highly recommended you stir this every 30 minutes to know how close you are to having everything melted.
• Looks can be deceiving. Make sure you mix things up really well every time you stir… a lot of times it is ready well before it looks like it should be.
• I used a 7 quart non-stick slow cooker to whip this up, but we have used everything from a 4-6 quart before.
• As with any of our recipes, calorie counts and nutritional information varies greatly depending on which products you choose to use when cooking this dish.
• All slow cookers cook differently, so cooking times are always a basic guideline and should always be tested first in your own slow cooker and time adjusted as needed.

Printable Recipe for Princess Crock Pot Candy

Princess Crock Pot Candy

Our Princess Crock Pot Candy is a fun treat to make with the kids in the kitchen. It is super simple to throw together and the kiddos love decorating their own candy creations. It is a perfect treat and activity for birthdays or holidays!

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Course: Dessert

Prep Time: 30 minutes minutes

Cook Time: 30 minutes minutes

Total Time: 1 hour hour

Servings: 2 dozen

Author: Cris

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Ingredients

• 22 oz  white chocolate chips (2-11 oz bags)
• 2  cups  pretzel mini twists broken
• 16  oz  peanuts
• candy hearts and sprinkles garnish
• wax paper

Instructions

• Pour your white chocolate morsels, peanuts and broken pretzel twists into your crock pot. (We used this non-stick one for easy clean up.)
• Mix together well
• Cover and cook on high 30 minutes to an hour stirring ever 30 minutes until melted.
• Use a tablespoon to spoon out mixture onto wax paper
• Sprinkle with sprinkles and add candy hearts
• Let stand until set up completely or place in freezer for quicker set-up.

Notes

• I used a variety of sprinkles and candies from my local grocery store. Just about anything will work.
• My slow cooker only took 30 minutes to heat my morsels to the perfect temperature. But I have had slow cookers take an hour or two. It is best to test this recipe out for the first time when you have time to watch it. It is highly recommended you stir this every 30 minutes to know how close you are to having everything melted.
• Looks can be deceiving. Make sure you mix things up really well every time you stir... a lot of times it is ready well before it looks like it should be.
• I used a 7 quart non-stick slow cooker to whip this up, but we have used everything from a 4-6 quart before.
• As with any of our recipes, calorie counts and nutritional information varies greatly depending on which products you choose to use when cooking this dish.
• All slow cookers cook differently, so cooking times are always a basic guideline and should always be tested first in your own slow cooker and time adjusted as needed.

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