The wonderful thing about making a dessert in your slow cooker is that you can get a head start by using a recipe with cake mix as the foundation for your delicious treat. The desserts with cake-mix as part of the ingredients taste just as good as any dessert you would make from scratch. With everybody’s hectic schedules these desserts are nice, as you can usually make them a little quicker and with minimal stress involved. We are pleased to share with you a plethora of frosted, candied and pleasurable desserts that old St. Nick, himself, would love to try after he slides down the chimney and makes some special deliveries.
Slow Cooker Classic Christmas Cake-Mix Desserts: Sample Some of Santa’s Favorites
The diverse group of slow cooker cake mix recipes you can make with cake-mix as a foundation includes a wide-range of flavors. This list includes red-velvet cake, lemon cake, yellow cake, chocolate cake, gingerbread cake and plenty more. Making these scrumptious desserts in your slow cooker is incredibly convenient. You can dump all of the ingredients in the night before and then turn on your slow cooker when you leave in the morning. When you return, a marvelous cake will be piping hot and ready for serving. Nice to know that you will need to stick around and supervise your hot oven. Your slow cooker is extremely safe and can be left alone in cooking mode while you are out of the house. Slow cooking any time is fantastic, but slow cooking over the holidays can give you peace of mind, body, and spirit. Enjoy tasting some of our favorite cake recipes.
10 Cake Mix Recipes![Lemon Spoon Cake]( "Lemon Spoon Cake")
Slow Cooker Cake Mix Apple Cobbler
Betty’s Slow-Cooking Pineapple Upside Down Cake
3-Ingredient Chocolate Cherry Dump Cake
Slow Cooker Strawberry Supreme Poke Cake
Caramel Butterscotch Slow Cooker Cake
Slow Cooked Fudgy German Chocolate Cake
What is your favorite cake recipe you make for Christmas? Tell us in the comments below!
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