13 Slow-Cooker Christmas Desserts

Your beef Wellington is roasting beautifully in the oven, while you're mixing the ingredients for your famous creamed corn casserole. The entire family is gathered around the warm fire, laughing and unwrapping more Christmas presents, when suddenly you realize how relaxed you feel. Maybe it's because the hectic stress surrounding Christmas is finally over, or maybe it's because you let your slow-cooker prepare your Christmas dessert.

This recipe combines crispy caramelized bananas with chunky walnuts and rum for an unbeatable dessert. What smells better than the combined aromas of rum, sugar, bananas, and vanilla cooking in a pot? 

Serve this dish over ice cream after it cooks down for two hours in a sweet, delectable sauce.

Click here for the Crock-Pot Bananas Foster Recipe.

This classic banana bread recipe cooks for four hours to create a sweet bread with a golden, crunchy crust and a dense, banana-filled center. 

You can make the recipe even sweeter by adding some chunky chocolate chips. Whip this up for a Christmas dessert and use the leftovers for breakfast the next day.

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Banana Bread Recipe.

These roasting nuts will have the entire house smelling like Christmas in no time. With a cinnamon sugar and vanilla coating, these almonds and pecans make an excellent dessert. 

You could use them to enhance any other dessert, as well, like a topping for sweet cupcakes or sprinkled on an ice cream sundae. 

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Candied Nuts Recipe.

In three hours, you'll have a moist, decadent chocolate cake to brag about, and all you did was throw basic ingredients into a slow-cooker. 

This chocolate cake is so delicious that it doesn't need icing, but you can whip up a creamy buttercream frosting to spread over the top if you feel like going that extra mile. 

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Chocolate Cake Recipe.

Just when you thought there couldn't be anything better than Nutella, we combined it with coconut! 

This awesome recipe uses thick coconut milk and Nutella for a sweet, mouth-watering cake. Your Christmas guests won't be able to get enough of this gooey and delicious dessert.

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Coconut-Nutella Pudding Cake Recipe.

Cranberries have a natural association with the holidays, making them the perfect thing to spice up your Christmas dessert. 

This fruity cake is a lighter dessert that will nicely balance out any heavy chocolate cake or thick bread pudding.

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Cranberry-Orange Cake Recipe.

This fudgy cake is filled with pudding mix to give it that extra creamy, silky bite we crave in warm chocolate cakes.

Scoop up this warm chocolate cake with its pudding-like consistency and top it off with vanilla ice cream for your guests to enjoy. The best part about this recipe is that it combines just a few ingredients, so it's easy to make and won't break the bank!

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Easy Chocolate Pudding Cake Recipe.

There's something about fudge that makes it perfect for Christmas. It's decedent, yet small enough that you can have just a taste and still have room to try other delicious desserts as well.

Serve this peanut butter fudge after Christmas dinner or put it in stockings for a cute and edible stocking stuffer.

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Peanut Butter Fudge Recipe.

Serve this delicious pumpkin bread as dessert at Christmas dinner for a fantastic seasonal finish to your meal. Drizzle a sweet glaze on top to give the bread a little something extra.

Cinnamon, nutmeg, and pecans give this dish fall flavors that we love holding onto even in the depths of winter.

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Pumpkin Bread Recipe.

Pumpkin season does not end with Thanksgiving. This pumpkin cheesecake recipe elicits recent memories from fall. It also provides a thick, creamy dessert for your Christmas table.

With a graham cracker crust and pumpkin filling, this cheesecake is insanely delicious. It has the added bonus of looking beautiful with white and orange swirls throughout.

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Pumpkin Swirl Cheesecake Recipe.

Cover buttery biscuits in a sugar, chocolate coating and top it off with pecans and whipped cream for an incredible turtle monkey bread recipe. 

After cooking this bread in the slow-cooker, it's drizzled with decadent chocolate for an irresistible bite that everyone will love.

Click here for the Slow-Cooker Turtle Monkey Bread Recipe.

This creamy dessert is a classic French dessert that is essentially a smooth white chocolate custard. 

Make this in the slow-cooker for a winter white Christmas dessert that is sure to impress your guests.

Click here for the White Chocolate Pots de Crème Recipe.