Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate

Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate, recipe, food blog, Treats and Trends, winter recipe

I feel weird writing this post because it is currently 70 degrees in Vegas (yes, it’s January—it still blows my mind), but I wanted to share this recipe for Crock-Pot hot chocolate. It’s a cozy Valentine’s Day treat, especially when paired with these strawberry heart-shaped marshmallows and a cute mug (both found at Target). My boyfriend’s mom (update: my mother-in-law) made this delicious hot chocolate while we were visiting them in Wyoming for Christmas. She had it waiting for us when we got back from snowmobiling and it was much appreciated! After freezing on the mountain, it felt amazing to put on fleece sweats, sit by the fire and sip on this rich hot chocolate while watching the snow fall outside. I have learned that my favorite part of outdoor winter sports is warming up with a warm drink in the lodge afterwards—preferably spiked with Baileys or peppermint schnapps :)

Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate, recipe, food blog, Treats and Trends, winter recipe

Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate, recipe, food blog, Treats and Trends, winter recipe

Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate, recipe, food blog, Treats and Trends, winter recipe

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Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate, recipe, food blog, Treats and Trends, winter recipe

Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate, recipe, food blog, Treats and Trends, winter recipe

 

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Crock-Pot Hot Chocolate
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Instructions
  1. Stir together the whipping cream, milk, vanilla and chocolate chips in a Crock-Pot. Cover and cook on low for 2 hours, stirring occasionally, until mixture is hot and chocolate chips are melted. Ladle into mugs. Keep the Crock-Pot on low and stir occasionally to enjoy hot chocolate for hours.
Recipe Notes

Other ideas:

  • Stir with a peppermint stick or chocolate-dipped spoon
  • Top with marshmallows and whipped cream
  • Add other flavors, such as butterscotch, gingerbread or caramel
  • Substitute dark chocolate in the recipe
  • Add fresh-brewed coffee or espresso
  • Add whipped cream vodka or Baileys