
Slow Cooker Candy Clusters for Easter
There is no shortage of store-bought Easter treats for the bunny to bring. But I always think it’s fun to have something kids don’t see in every store — something the bunny made especially for them. We have a tradition of having traditional Italian Easter bread in my daughters basket. It’s a sweet bread similar to brioche with colored eggs woven in to the braided pattern. I always liked that it was something other than candy. As she got older, we transferred most of her Easter loot to small gifts and snacks: her favorite trail mix or granola, a few special chocolates, a fancy hot chocolate mix or beloved tea, other little things. I’ve even been partial to just making one treat for the basket and these candy clusters are my new obsession and an instant Easter tradition.
How I never thought to make candy in my slow cooker is beyond me? How I never melted chocolate just makes me downright stupid! These were treats I spied on TIK TOK that used dark chocolate, and a whole slew of other extras like pretzels and gummy candies. However, I decided to use white chocolate for Easter and dress them up with our family’s go-to’s of chocolate candies and creme sandwich cookies. You really could sub whatever you like into the chocolate for your family’s ideal salty and sweet combo. For instance, consider pretzels, walnuts, coconut, raisins (although why would you?!), pecans, dried cranberries, the list is endless. You should also definitely try these with a mix of milk and dark chocolate with a little sprinkle of sea salt on top. Then you’ll be way better than the bunny.

Slow Cooker Candy Clusters
Ingredients
- 12 oz white chocolate bar
- 24 oz white chocolate chips
- 12 oz toffee bits
- 24 oz roasted peanuts
- 1/4 cup candy coated chocolate
- 8 vanilla cookies, broken
Instructions
- Add the white chocolate bar, white chocolate chips, toffee bits and roasted peanuts into a slow cooker.
- Cover and cook on low for 1 hour.
- Give everything a good stir. Using an ice scream scoop, place scoops of chocolate mix on parchment lined baking sheet. While chocolate is still warm, press candies and cookie pieces into clusters. Place in the refrigerator until candy is solid.
- Store candies in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 7-10 days or the freezer for up to 3 months.
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