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Ingredients
Yields about 80 pieces (recipe can easily be halved)
1 (16 oz) can salted dry roasted peanuts
1 (16 oz) can unsalted dry roasted peanuts
1 (12 oz) package semi-sweet chocolate morsels
1 (4 oz) package Baker's German chocolate
32 oz white almond bark
Directions
Spray crock pot with cooking spray (you may omit this step if you're using a crock pot liner). Place peanuts in the bottom of the crock pot, mixing salted and unsalted peanuts together. Add morsels, German chocolate, and bark. Cover and cook on low setting for 90 minutes. After allotted time, stir so that all the contents are well combined. Cook an extra 15 minutes if chocolate is not completely melted.
Line baking sheets with wax paper. Place rounded spoonfuls onto wax paper and allow to cool.
Enjoy!
23 comments:
OMG... this looks insane!!!! Best combo ever!
These look awesome and the pics are great, I hope you are submitting to FG, TS and Tasteologie!
Wow these clusters look amazing! I can't believe you use a crock pot too. That is awesome. Definitely will be trying this recipe!
This is the easiest and greatest quick treat! I love it.. I always buy the chocolate peanut butter clusters at the grocery and now I don't have to!
OMG This is wonderful! I'm totally using this recipe, my husband loves peanuts!
If you put chocolate on any nut, I'm in! I love that you used salted and unsalted peanuts! YUM!
They look so pretty! Almost too good to eat! Almost! ;)
Ooo, these are my favorite candies! I love that you just throw everything together in a crock pot! Genious!
This should fill my peanut chocolate craving.
Oh they are gorgeous and look so delish!!! I love your photos!
I love peanut clusters. Neat use of a crockpot.
I love that you made these in a crockpot! What a great idea, I would have never of thought to make candy in one. If I wasn't allergic to peanuts I would SO make these. They not only look delicious but they're gorgeous too! What beautiful photos. :)
I would never have guessed crock pot, but I love the idea! Hurry up Valentine's Day :)
Whoa, peanut clusters in a crock pot, how cool! I've never heard of that before, that's pretty creative. ^_^ Thanks for the recipe!
Saw these on Foodgawker. YAY!
What a great idea! My nephew is going to love that he's getting a batch for his birthday!
I need a quick treat to make for a family get together the weekend before Valentine's Day. I think I just found that treat!
Splendid recipe! This is a hassle free way of making home made treats, and still having time to spare. Excellent.
These look delicious! I would love to make them with almonds or cashews. :)
I also throw in a cup of crushed potato chips. Really adds to the yumminess!
These were so easy, and taste great! Instead of dropping spoonfuls onto wax paper, I used mini cupcake liners. Makes 100+. Thanks so much for a recipe I will use over and over again.
I accidentally got the milk chocolate chips instead of semi-sweet...will that work??????
I made these as "Cockroach Clusters" for a Harry Potter party. They are BEYOND delicious!! I used half peanuts and half almonds, and I just used white chocolate morsels instead of white almond bark. I also used Baker's unsweetened chocolate, since I already had some on hand, and added a half tablespoon of agave nectar.
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