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**Slow Cooker Snow White Cocoa

Slow Cooker Snow White Cocoa

  • Cooking Time:

    2-3 Hours on LOW
  • Servings:

    10

Ingredients

16 oz. heavy whipping cream
6 c. 2% milk
1 tsp vanilla
1 bag of white chocolate chips (11 - 12 oz.)

One of my favorite things about this time of year is all of the yummy drinks there are to warm us up!  Slow Cooker Snow White Cocoa is one of my favorites. (My daughter named it!) It’s fun for a chilly day and makes enough to serve at family gatherings. Get creative and let the kids pick out their own toppings (ex: peppermint bark, chocolate sprinkles, marshmallows, whip cream, etc.)  Enjoy!

 

  1. Place all ingredients in the slow cooker.
  2. Crock on LOW for 2-3 hours.
  3. Mix well to blend – the chocolate should be melted.
  4. Use a ladle to pour into mugs.
  5. Top with your choice of treats such as peppermint bark, chocolate sprinkles, marshmallows, whip cream, etc. (not included in nutritional data)

 

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Crock Pot Snow White Hot Chocolate

 

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ouida gravitt
ouida gravitt
11 years ago

i am sorry but that looks like they have sprinkled chipped ham on top of the white coco.

Candice
Candice
11 years ago
Reply to  ouida gravitt

How rude was that!!

Donna
Donna
9 years ago
Reply to  ouida gravitt

Bwahahahahahahahahahaha! I’m sure the chocolate shavings are much tastier than chipped beef or ham!

Katie
Katie
11 years ago

Could you use regular chocolate chips?

Katie
Katie
11 years ago
Reply to  Katie

And about how many servings is this?

Eugene taxi
11 years ago

I was thinking it was bacon.

Amy Jones
Amy Jones
11 years ago

OMG, this is awesome, I love it! And you can set out different liquors for adults to mix in what they want! How many does this serve?

Shelly
Shelly
11 years ago

Sounds delish! What size crock pot should be used? (Sorry if it says……I can’t find the recommended size! )

Emily
Emily
11 years ago

I’m not a white chocolate fan. Would milk or dark chocolate be a simple replacement for the white chocolate? Thanks!

MJ
MJ
11 years ago

Just wanted to say how yummy this looks, the peppermint bark on top gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. Thanks so much for sharing!!!!

Vickie
11 years ago

So many things on this site look so yummy and keep up the good work making it easier for most of us women to have more time with our families too!

Janet
Janet
11 years ago

Maybe add a few TBSP of real cocoa, replacing bacon/ham chunk ha ha

Ava Hinkle
Ava Hinkle
11 years ago

I wonder if you could use coffee in this?! And what kind of coffee could you use? Like instant coffee or brewed coffee. Just wondering….

Ava Hinkle
Ava Hinkle
11 years ago
Reply to  Jenn Bare

If I used brewed coffee, would you put it in right before or during the 2-3 hours, that it’s cooking? Just wondering

Casey
Casey
11 years ago

Looks yummy. I believe this will be a hit with my 3 boys!!

Sara
11 years ago

This looks delicious! If we have a snow day tomorrow, I am going to make this for everyone to enjoy throughout the day.
Love the peppermint bark chips on top – that is the perfect topping!
Thanks for sharing the recipe 🙂

Angelica
Angelica
11 years ago

The peppermint bark really makes it look perfect! Thx for sharing can’t wait to make this for my kids & nieces!

Shannon
Shannon
11 years ago

This looks so good. I would have never thought you could cook so many things in a crockpot. We enjoy so many of your recipes. Thank you so much..

Trina
Trina
11 years ago

Yum!! We made this today using regular choc chips (not a big fan of white chocolate) and it was amazing!! I also only used about 1/4-1/2 as much cream because I wanted to whip the rest of the top and it was still SO rich and good!! Thanks for sharing this recipe!!

Christine
Christine
11 years ago

I can’t wait to try this for the family Christmas next wknd. I am going to crush up candy canes for a topping and M&Ms and mini chocolate chips(white and dark) and marshmallow and whip cream. Can anyone think of other fun toppings?

Alex
Alex
10 years ago

how many does one batch serve?

traci
traci
10 years ago

I’ve committed to making this for my daughters 4th grade winter party at school. 170 kids. If I use small cups, how much do you think I should make ahead. I’ll have two crock pots on but maybe I should find or two more??
Thanks!

Laurie
Laurie
9 years ago

I did NOT like this at all because it was too sweet FOR ME.

BUT….BUT…BUT….BUT…..I made 2 batches for a party since someone was already bringing the traditional cocoa. It was TOTALLY GONE by the end of the party. (I did this LAST YEAR, and have received messages via Facebook and email requesting me to make it again this year.)

Of the people that loved it they were SOOOO thankful they had another option.

All that said give it a go if you are making it for a larger crowd….ya never. 🙂

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