Crockpot S’mores Fondue
Chocolate, marshmallows, and delicious dippers, this crockpot s’more fondue is a quick dump and stir crock pot dessert. This is the dessert my chocolate dreams are made of. And it couldn’t be any easier to make.
Try this crockpot caramel fondue too!
This post has been updated with new photos, but is the same delicious recipe as before.
You guys this is like chocolate fondue, but at a whole new level! I love a good fondue. Chocolate, cheese, or broth. My kids love it too. One of the reasons we love fondue so much is because we are dippers at our house. We love to dip everything. This Crockpot S’more Fondue was a particularly good fondue recipe because first, I made it in the crockpot. Second, it is made from chocolate, cream, and marshmallows (a favorite combination). And third, it is so easy! Simple is always best I find. Try it, you will love it!
You guys, this is such a smooth and tasty fondue, and another awesome thing about it is if you don’t eat it right away (highly unlikely) you can just reheat it a little to get it back to smooth and tasty.
Here’s how to make it happen!
Start by dumping milk chocolate, chocolate chips, marshmallows, and heavy whipping cream in a slow cooker, I used a 6 Quart slow cooker. But any crock pot will do. And then let Crockpot S’mores Fondue slow cook for an hour to and hour and a half. Every crock pot heats a little differently, so if yours runs hot, then less time, you don’t want that chocolate to burn.
Once it has cooked for a while, you need to stir it until it is nice and smooth. Stir away, and maybe give it a little taste test. If you heated it too quickly you might need to add a tiny bit of heavy cream to the pot to smooth it out (I rarely do this, the recipe is great as written, but again, every slow cooker heats differently, so you can if you need to).
I mean, look at that luscious chocolate! Don’t you just want to dig in? I know I do! So grab some dippers and go to town. I love graham cracker sticks, marshmallows, and my personal favorite, strawberries! This Crockpot S’more Fondue is a dessert the whole family will love, and it is a fun one to eat with kids. However, it makes a fun date night in dessert too.
Just look at those delicious dippers! If you are as obsessed with S’mores as I am, check out these other S’mores Creation:
Enjoy this delicious chocolate crockpot s’more fondue!
More dessert recipes you might enjoy:
- Chocolate Hazelnut Hot Fudge Sauce
- Graham Cracker Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Easy Chocolate-Dipped Granola Bars
- Chocolate Dipped Fruit Cones & Cheesecake Fruit Dip
- Hot Fudge Sauce
Crockpot S'more Fondue
Ingredients
- 15 ounces milk chocolate chopped or milk chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup whipping cream
- 1 10- ounce package of large marshmallows
- Graham crackers strawberries, marshmallows for dipping
Instructions
- Put chocolate, cream, and marshmallows in crockpot
- Stir together
- Cover and cook on low setting for 1.5-2 hours, stir once while cooking
- Whisk until smooth
- Serve with dippers
Nutrition
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Alice says
What kind of chocolate chips did you use there?
Rachael says
They are the melting chocolates that you can buy to put in a chocolate fountain or for dipping chocolates. They come in a red bag. I got them at my local craft store, but I believe you can get them at Wal-Mart.
Alice says
Interesting! In the picture they look like they have white chocolate mixed into the individual chips. I thought maybe they were a s’more hybrid chocolate chip and got excited. Is that white color typical of the chocolate chips you buy in the red bag, or am I perceiving the picture wrong?
Rachael says
Oh I see what you are saying! That is just droplets of cream. I poured cream over the top, and some stuck to the chips!
Alice says
Oh! I see now. 🙂
Nici says
What type of “cream”? 🙂
Rachael says
I typically use heavy whipping cream, but any cream will do!
asha says
Does it have to be cream? Is there an appropriate substitute?
Rachael says
I haven’t tried anything else, but I am sure milk, or coconut cream would work equally well, it just would not be the exact same flavor or texture.
Deb C. says
I have just discovered your blog; love it! I am going to try all your recipes!!! Thanks.
Hellen says
How many servings does this recipe yield? Thank you-it looks delicious!
Amy c says
Can regular nestles milk chocolate chips be used?
Rachael says
Yes! I use them frequently!
Kim says
Looks easy and yummy! Looking to making this for my son’s class for Valentine’s Day, 25 kids. Should I double the recipe?
Rachael says
Kim, How much do you want each kid to have? If you only want them to dip a few things then I would say leave it as is, or do 1 and a 1/2 times. But if you want them to eat their fill then yes double or triple it! That will be a fun party!
Kim says
Perfect, thanks! I think I’ll just go ahead and double it. Yum!
sarah says
What is cream? creamer or is it the heavy cream? can someone explain. Also is it ok to use regular cho. chips?
Rachael says
Whipping cream or heavy whipping cream, and regular milk chocolate chips is great!
sarah says
What type of cream ? Can someone clairfy. Also could I use regular cho. chips or they have to be the meltaway ones?
Rachael says
It is whipping cream, and regular chocolate chips is just fine
Erin M says
What size crockpot is best for this recipe? I have one of those small ones, about a 1 or 1.5 quart capacity, and I wanted to see if this recipe was too big for that size
Rachael says
That would be great. I used a 1.5 quart pot.
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