Keto Crockpot Candy (Chocolate Peanut Clusters) - The Best Keto Recipes (2024)

By Annie Published in Dessert

Low-Carb Crockpot Candy is the perfect keto and diabetic-friendly holiday dessert! You only need four simple ingredients!

Also known as Crockpot peanut clusters, these light and refined sugar-free alternatives to traditional Crockpot candy are here to excite your inner child! Gorgeous peanutty goodness is enveloped with white and dark chocolate in this luxurious, yet super simple treat.

This keto candy recipe will provide you with 50 clusters, making it ideal for serving large crowds, or to split and give to your nearest and dearest as a thoughtful gift (keeping a few for yourself, of course).

‘Tis the season for sweet treats and indulgence, and these delicious keto chocolate peanut clusters should be first on your list!

Ingredients for Low Carb Crockpot Candy

Making keto-friendly candy in the slow cooker couldn’t be simpler! You’ll need just four basic ingredients to make this recipe:

• Lily’s Sugar Free White Chocolate Chips
• Lily’s Sugar Free Dark Chocolate Chips
• Creamy Peanut Butter
• Dry Roasted Peanuts
• Sea Salt (optional)

How to Make Keto Crockpot Candy

Crockpot chocolate peanut clusters are such an easy, but delicious dessert to make. They will certainly become your new go-to!

1. Combine the sugar-free chocolate chips (both kinds), peanut butter, and peanuts in a slow cooker.
2. Heat the mixture on low heat for 1.5-2 hours, stirring occasionally.
3. Scoop the mixture using a 1-inch cookie scoop onto wax paper or a silicone-lined baking sheet.
4. Top with sea salt or sugar-free sprinkles, then chill the candy until hardened.

How to Serve Crockpot Candy

Keto Crockpot candy will make the perfect bite-sized buffet food for all of your Christmas parties and family occasions. With simple yet well-loved flavors, these easy to make keto peanut butter clusters are guaranteed to be a hit amongst your guests!

Alternatively, this sugar-free candy makes a great, versatile gift that everyone will love.

Serve up this thoughtfully homemade gift in a cute holiday tin or gift bag, customizing with added sprinkles, drizzled chocolate, sea salt or chopped nuts to suit your giftee’s tastes.

How to Store Keto Crockpot Candy

As with most chocolate treats, this candy is best stored in the refrigerator to avoid any melting disasters. If you’re planning on gifting someone your homemade Keto Crockpot Candy, just keep it cool for as long as possible before handing over their surprise!

Can the Peanuts Be Substituted?

Yes, most definitely! To make peanut-free Crockpot candy, simply swap out the peanut butter and peanuts for a deliciously smooth almond butter and roasted almonds.

In fact, you can use pretty much any nut butter you fancy to suit your unique dietary requirements or taste preferences.

Tips for Making Crockpot Peanut Clusters

• Be sure not to forget that the Crockpot chocolate peanut clusters are cooking! If you overcook the candy, the chocolate will become hard.
• If you do find your chocolate is slightly overcooked, you can add a spoonful of coconut oil and it will help to soften and blend beautifully.
• Do a taste test before adding salt. Depending on the brand and type of peanut butter or peanuts you use, it might already have the perfect amount of salt. Do a quick taste test before adding extra sea salt.

More Low-Carb Desserts:

I don’t know about you, but I have a real sweet tooth! I absolutely love cooking up new and exciting keto-friendly desserts. Because who says being on a keto diet means you can’t enjoy something sweet and delicious?

Here is a small selection of my absolute favorite low-carb desserts!

• If you’re nutty about peanuts, these Keto No-Bake Peanut Butter Cookies are the ideal quick and easy sweet treat!
• These Cranberry White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookies are the perfect Christmas indulgence.
• If you’re a fan of a lighter, fruity dessert, these Keto Strawberry Cheesecake Parfaits were made with you in mind.
• These Keto Double Chocolate Sheet Pan Cookies mean you never have to give up this classic favorite – keto or no keto!