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Crock Pot Wassail is the perfect holiday drink and making it in the slow cooker makes it to easy!
Other fun and delicious holiday drinks include our favorite homemade eggnog. Peppermint eggnog is a fun variation on a theme and this Cider Hot Chocolate is the perfect way to warm up.
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The first time I had wassail I was not a fan at all! Looking back on it, I think the premade mix my aunt made just had too many spices and wasn’t sweet at all. A few years later I went to a woman’s group meeting for my church and the refreshment was a similar version of this. I fell in love instantly and knew I was giving my favorite hot chocolate drink a run for it’s money with this recipe!
It has the perfect balance of sweet and spiced. No flavor is too overwhelming and it completely tastes like the holidays.
Holiday Wassail
The most wonderful thing about it is that it’s prepared in the slow cooker and lasts for a few days. How perfect would this be for all your holiday get-togethers?! You just add everything in and turn it on. It only takes a few hours and gets better over time. This could even be made the night before!
Everything can be purchased ahead of time and makes your house smell amazing as it warms up. A total added bonus as well!
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Crock Pot Wassail Recipe
Crock Pot Wassail
Ingredients
- 1 Quart Apple Juice
- 1 Quart Orange Juice
- 2 Cups Cranberry Juice
- 2 TBSP Lemon Juice
- 1/4 Cup Granulated Sugar
- 1 tsp Cinnamon
- 1 Orange Thinly Sliced
- 2 Cup Fresh Cranberries
- 3-4 Cinnamon Sticks
- 2 tsp Whole Cloves
Instructions
- Place everything into a large slow cooker and gently stir to mix.
- Cook on low for 4-6 hours before serving or cook overnight and keep it on warm until ready to serve.
Bhajan says
I love the smell of it and the taste. It really tastes like the holidays
Leigh Anne says
I totally agree! Nothing beats the smell of it simmering away.