Our Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels are not your average treat! We’re talking about pretzels coated in melted sweetness, with layers of caramel and multiple kinds of chocolate. It’s so easy to make, you can get the kids involved in the fun, too!
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What do Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels taste like
With a delightful crunch and a hint of salt from the pretzels, this recipe is just plain delicious. We love the way the dark chocolate, milk chocolate, and caramel ball flavors combine when melted to make one ooey-gooey, sweet concoction.
But that’s not all! Then, we sprinkle the toffee on top — that adds another delicious crunch and an extra bit of sweetness to the mix! All in all, these pretzels taste super sweet with just a hint of salt to balance them.
What equipment do you need for Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels?
As you might have guessed from the name, we’re using a slow cooker to melt the chocolate for these pretzels! Slow cookers use less heat over longer periods of time, and that makes them a great choice for melting chocolate. But if you don’t have one of these handy pieces of kitchen equipment, you can still do this!
Without a slow cooker, you’ll just want to use a double boiler on the stovetop. That means you’ll heat up a small amount of water in one pot, and once it’s boiling place a heat-resistant bowl or pot on top in which you’ll put the chocolate and caramel. Stir regularly until fully melted!
How to make Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels
- Place dark chocolate bark, white chocolate bark, and caramel bits in a slow cooker.
- Set on low for 1-2 hours or just until melted. Stir together.
- Add mini pretzels and mix together until all pretzels are evenly coated.
- Scoop out small portions of covered pretzels, and place them on a lined baking sheet.
- Top with toffee bits, then place in the refrigerator for up to one hour to harden.
- Serve and enjoy!
How to store Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels leftovers
There are a few ways to store leftovers of these pretzel clusters! If you plan to eat them soon, you can put them in an airtight container on the counter or in the fridge for up to three days.
If you need them to last longer, place them in sealed Ziploc bags in the freezer where they’ll stay fresh for up to 3 months. Simply place them on the counter or in the fridge to thaw.
Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Ingredients
- 10 ounces dark chocolate melting wafers
- 15 ounces white chocolate melting wafers
- 11 ounces caramel bits
- 4 cups mini pretzels twists
- 1/2 cup toffee bits for sprinkling
Instructions
- Place dark chocolate bark, white chocolate bark, and caramel bits in a slow cooker.10 ounces dark chocolate melting wafers, 15 ounces white chocolate melting wafers, 11 ounces caramel bits
- Set on low for 1-2 hour or just until melted. Stir together.
- Add mini pretzels and mix together until all pretzels are evenly coated.4 cups mini pretzels twists
- Scoop out small portions of covered pretzels, and place on a lined baking sheet.
- Top with toffee bits, then place in the refrigerator for up to one hour to harden.1/2 cup toffee bits for sprinkling
- Serve and enjoy!
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Turned out thick and chunky as written. I added some cream and a little coconut oil and it never blended.
If i make this again, I will use crock pot for chocolate but melt the caramel on its own to drizzle on top.
I made these today and I left them for 2 hours. When I went to stir it it was not completely melted and super hard to stir. My quick thinking saved it coz I added some Heavy Cream to it and a 1 1/2 tsp., Coconut Oil to it and it thinned it out perfectly. Then the Pretzels went in and it was easier to stir and mix them in. So if u make this make sure u add some Heavy Cream to it or it’ll be one big glob and won’t be smooth. Other than that it was good.
Oh no! We are sorry to hear that it didn’t work as instructed. Which size slow cooker did you use and what brand of slow cooker?
It was a roomy one and top of the line. Doesn’t matter now coz I figured how to make the recipe work by adding in a lil bit of Heavy Cream and it smoothed it out just fine, super easy to stir and mix all up.