Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels

As you know, my favorite recipes have only a few ingredients and taste amazing. That is the case with these Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Toffee! They look gourmet when you are done with them, but you can make them right in the kitchen with your slow cooker.

I know what you’re thinking. Do I have to use my slow cooker for this? Can’t I just use a pot? The answer is, it’s totally up to you. I use a slow cooker because it is incredibly easy to burn chocolate in a pot and the slow cooker allows me more time to work in the kitchen without having to stir constantly. But if you prefer to use a pot, go for it! It’s totally your choice.

This vegetarian dessert recipe is one that you can easily make for bake sales, tea parties or any gathering that you may be having. Salty and sweet desserts will never get old (in my humble opinion), so there is always room at the table for these sweet treats!

Looking for another salty and sweet dessert? Try my Salted Caramel Triscuits!

Chocolate Covered Pretzels Recipe

Ingredients:
1 bag milk-chocolate chips 12oz
1 cup heath/skor toffee bits
1 bag mini pretzels 16 oz

Melted chocolate in a slow cooker Pull out a 4- or 5-quart slow cooker. Depending on how hot your slow cooker runs, begin to heat the chocolate chips on the “warm” setting. If they’re melting too slowly after the first 10 minutes, switch the heat to low. Keep an eye on the chocolate as it burns easily if the heat is too high! Stir every few minutes.

Pretzels in a slow cooker with melted chocolate underneath Once your chocolate has melted, add the pretzels. Lightly begin to fold the pretzels in with the chocolate. Be careful not to stir too vigorously or you will break the pretzels. (Start with half the bag and then see how much chocolate you have left before figuring out how many more to add.)

Once everything is combined, line two baking sheets with parchment paper (or roll some out on your counter).

Chocolate covered pretzels drying on a baking sheet Using a teaspoon, begin to spoon out the chocolate covered pretzels onto the parchment paper, two at a time, and let the two pretzels stack on top of each other.

Chocolate covered pretzels with toffee bits drying on a baking sheet Taking the toffee bits, sprinkle a desired amount onto each pretzel bundle. Let the chocolate cool and harden before serving.

Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels With Toffee
If you want the snacks to go further, only spoon one pretzel at a time onto the sheet. This will double the amount of snacks that you have available. If you choose to make double, you may need extra baking sheets and toffee bits to accommodate the extra, so have them ready! Enjoy!

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Yield: About 60

Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels With Toffee

Name: Slow Cooker Chocolate Covered Pretzels With Toffee
Prep time: 30 min
Cook time: 30 min
Total time: 1 h 45 min
Yield: About 60
Ingredients: 1 bag milk-chocolate chips 12oz; 1 cup heath/skor toffee bits; 1 bag mini pretzels 16 oz

These Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Toffee are one of those salty and sweet snacks that everyone will love! Serve them along with other easy dessert recipes or by themselves, but you're sure to have a crowd pleaser!

Prep Time 30 minutes

Cook Time 30 minutes

Additional Time 45 minutes

Total Time 1 hour 45 minutes

Ingredients

1 bag milk-chocolate chips 12oz
1 cup heath/skor toffee bits
1 bag mini pretzels 16 oz

Instructions

Begin to heat the chocolate chips on the “warm” setting. If they're melting too slowly after the first 10 minutes, switch the heat to low. Keep an eye on the chocolate as it burns easily if the heat is too high! Stir every few minutes.
Once your chocolate has melted, add the pretzels. Lightly begin to fold the pretzels in with the chocolate. Be careful not to stir too vigorously or you will break the pretzels.
Once everything is combined, line two baking sheets with parchment paper (or roll some out on your counter).
Using a teaspoon, begin to spoon out the chocolate covered pretzels onto the parchment paper, two at a time, and let the two pretzels stack on top of each other.
Taking the toffee bits, sprinkle a desired amount onto each pretzel bundle. Let the chocolate cool and harden before serving.

Notes

Start with half the bag of pretzels and then see how much chocolate you have left before figuring out how many more to add.
If you want the snacks to go further, only spoon one pretzel at a time onto the baking sheet. This will double the amount of snacks that you have available. If you choose to make double, you may need extra baking sheets and toffee bits to accommodate the extra, so have them ready! Enjoy!