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Crock Pot Chocolate Cake

by Kelley Wilson Filed Under: Crockpot, Desserts, Kid Friendly Recipes, Parenting, Recipes 31 Comments

Crock Pot Chocolate Cake is the moistest chocolate cake you've ever eaten and it's foolproof to make!Make the most moist chocolate cake ever with this crock pot chocolate cake recipe! It's the perfect slow cooker dessert.

Some of the best cookbooks I own are from Church's or Civic Groups. I even have one that I received as a wedding gift with recipes from all of the families in the Senate and House of Representatives. One of my friends who is a fantastic cook and never measures anything (I hate her for that) once called me a cookbook whore. Well, I have to admit she is right. I have cookbooks stashed everywhere in my kitchen. A few years ago our church created their own cookbook and this is one of the recipes I submitted. I have no idea where I originally got the recipe from but it's a favorite.

This crock pot chocolate cake is a favorite for parties and family gatherings. Make the most moist chocolate cake ever with this crock pot chocolate cake recipe! It's the perfect slow cooker dessert.

Crock pot Chocolate Cake is a fluffy moist cake.

This cake is amazingly moist and fluffy almost cloud-like. You can frost it or top it with ice cream and chocolate syrup. It's perfect for people like me who don't like a lot of icing on their cake. But if you love icing just flip it out onto a cooling rack and ice it. My favorite icing is homemade cream cheese frosting. It only takes 3 hours to cook so you can be doing other things while your dessert is being made. If you time it right it will be ready when dinner is finished and you can serve it warm right out of your slow cooker.

I will warn you to be careful with a ceramic slow cooker and to check it after two and a half hours. Ceramic slow cookers tend to cook from the bottom and you don't want to burn your slow cooker chocolate cake. I swear by my Ninja Slow Cooker because it cooks from the sides and bottom and never burns my recipes. I never go back to another brand again. You can see just how perfect it cooks this cake. Make the most moist chocolate cake ever with this crock pot chocolate cake recipe! It's the perfect slow cooker dessert.

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Crockpot Chocolate Cake
Author: Kelley Wilson
Ingredient List
  • 1 box of Chocolate or Devils Food Cake Mix
  • 8 oz of Sour Cream
  • 1 box Instant Chocolate Pudding Mix
  • 1 cup chocolate chips
  • 4 eggs
  • 3/4 cup of oil
  • 1 cup of water
Directions
  1. Mix all the ingredients together and pour into your slow cooker.
  2. Cook 3 hours on low.
  3. Flip onto a plate or cut and serve with frosting or ice cream and chocolate syrup.

Make moist chocolate cake right in your crockpot! It's the perfect slow cooker dessert.

If you love this chocolate cake you'll also want to try this Chocolate Cake Martini or these little Chocolate Lava Cakes for a fun twist. Just in love with chocolate then you'll love my Salted Caramel Bark too.

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Comments

  1. Juliana says

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    I want to try the crockpot chocolate cake but i need it to feed 24 for a large party. Will it turn out just as good if I triple the recipe?? and do I have to cook it longer? thanks
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    • Kelley Wilson says

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      I have no idea as I've never tried it, but my gut feeling is that the bottom and sides will burn before the inside get's cooked. I would also think tripling may be too big for your crockpot once it's cooked.
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  2. amandamiddleton says

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    I went to dollar general in a hurry....so im trying it with the instant pudding cups...no little boxes of the instant pudding were available...
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    • Kelley Wilson says

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      Let me know if it works! I'm so curious
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  3. Rosie @ Blueberry Ki says

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    This looks so delicious!
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    • Kelley Wilson says

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      Thanks Rosie!
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  4. madeforreal.com says

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    Wow! Looks yum!
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  5. Adelina Priddis says

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    whoever made the crock pot was genius. Whoever figured out you could cook desserts in it, was even more brilliant!Thanks for sharing this recipe on Foodie Friday!
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  6. cheeky rose says

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    I just had to pin this
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  7. cheeky rose says

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    Ooooooh this looks so so yummy
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  8. Stephanie Michaels says

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    That sounds soooo good, I love molten cake! This is now on the to do list for the kids (and me!) Thanks so much for sharing on Super Sweet Saturday.Stephanieswtboutqiue.blogspot.com
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  9. MAKEUP OBSESSED MOM says

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    Visiting from Six Sister's blog hop. Oh my, never knew you could bake a cake in the crock pot. This looks so yummy and easy to do. I bet the house would smell great while this one bakes! Staciehttp://www.makeupobsessedmom.com
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  10. Tammy Partin Spangle says

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    Hi, I pinned your recipe and plan on making it this weekend but I have a question. For the box of instant chocolate pudding, do you use a small box or large box? Thanks, Tammy
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  11. Annmarie Pipa says

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    This is tomorrows dessert. thank you. i have never made a cake in a crock pot before.
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    • Kelley Wilson says

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      Yea let me know what you think!
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  12. Kelley Wilson says

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    Thanks Terrie for pinning and I hope you enjoy it, but then again, what's not to enjoy about chocolate!
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  13. Kelley Wilson says

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    Thanks for Pinning and I hope you like it!
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  14. Kelley Wilson says

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    I know I just can't help myself when I see a new one
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  15. Kelley Wilson says

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    Welcome to blogging and thanks for visiting
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  16. Kelley Wilson says

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    Thanks for pinning!
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  17. Kelley Wilson says

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    Hey Kerrie, thanks for the invite I think I missed it this week but will link it up next week!
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  18. Kelley Wilson says

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    IT's great when it's hot! Hope you try it!
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  19. Printabelle says

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    That sounds so decadently delicious! Thanks so much for linking and I love those kind of cookbooks, too, they have the best recipes.
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    • Kelley Wilson says

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      Thanks! What is your favorite?
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  20. Terrie HearthandWhim says

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    That looks so good! I'm totally going to try this recipe, I'm pinning it so I won't lose it. Thanks for sharing!
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  21. Jaime @ Mom's T says

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    Ive always wanted to try a dessert in my crockpot! This one sounds so good! Pinning!! :)
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  22. Tammy Partin Spangle says

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    Oh, this looks delicious! I used to own a ton of cookbooks that I never used and got rid of all of them EXCEPT for the church and civic cookbooks. I knew by using one of their recipes that I was getting a dish that had actually been prepared by someone!
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  23. CreativeMom says

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    This looks great! Thanks for the recipe; I will be trying it! :) Found your blog through the I Heart Naptime Sundae Scoop... I am from Solace Amid the Chaos (http://solaceamidthechaos.blogspot.com/) , a newbie to blogging...
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  24. Angela Paris says

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    yum, yum, yum!!! :) can't wait to try this... pinning for later!
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  25. Kerrie @ Family Food says

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    YummmmmmmI hope you'll come by and link up to Wonderful Food Wednesday. I know our readers will love this one!Kerriehttp://familyfoodtravel.blogspot.ca
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  26. Steph @ Crafting in says

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    ooh, that looks so tasty--and anything in the crock pot that's tasty is a winner!
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