Crock Pot Pineapple Habanero Meatballs
With the big game approaching, these crock pot pineapple Habanero meatballs are a perfect appetizer that’s not only perfect for the Superbowl but great for any get together or just when a craving hits for spicy meatballs. Not only are these delicious and a tad bit spicy, these are super easy and everyone always loves these little meatballs.
These are super tasty and extremely easy to throw together. I used frozen meatballs in this recipe but homemade are even better. For the quickness, the frozen worked well and are definitely less time-consuming.
Using a small crock pot, throw in a bag of frozen meatballs, pour the pineapple Habanero sauce over the top, stir and set to high or low. This will free up time to make more time-consuming appetizers. Having a variety of appetizers is always good and this is a super simple, easy recipe that everyone will enjoy.
Look at these babies! So good, so easy, so delicious.
The sauce gives these meatballs a kick, a delicious kick. They’re not too spicy and the flavor is awesome.
I bought the pineapple Habanero glaze from Costco.
Try these crock pot pineapple Habanero meatballs
Here are a few more delicious appetizers you can find on the blog: Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Jalapeños, Mini Cheddar Cheese Balls, Deviled Eggs with a Tuna Twist, and how about some easy Little Smokie Crescents. Check out all the different varieties of appetizers today.
A perfect appetizer not only for the Superbowl but for any get together or just when a craving hits for spicy meatballs. . Not only are these delicious and a tad bit spicy, these are super easy and everyone always loves these little meatballs.
- 32 oz bag frozen meatballs
- 2 cups Roasted Pineapple & Habanero Glaze and Finishing Sauce
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Pour frozen meatballs and sauce into a smaller crock pot, stir.
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Cover and cook on high for 4 hours or 6 hours on low.
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Spoon into desired bowl and enjoy.
Here are a few pics that are the perfect size for pinning to Pinterest.
Enjoy, Terri
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I was looking for easy Super Bowl recipes and I’m so glad I stumbled upon this one! I’m cooking for a few picky eaters, though. How sweet do the meatballs turn out with the pineapple? Thanks for your help!
Hi Parker, I don’t think they are too sweet. They are a bit on the spicy side as well. I hope you enjoy these. Enjoy the game! :)
These look delicious. I am doing a trial run on them today. Was wondering if making homemade meatballs do they need to be cooked first? Thinking about the grease factor. Thanks for any help.
Hi Patti, Thank you so much. Homemade is always best and I personally would cook the meatballs first. :)
Hi Terri,
I made these and did cook the homemade meatballs first. I have to tell you, these things absolutely rock. I can’t wait to make up a big batch for the superbowl. Go Eagles! Thanks for the great recipe.
That’s awesome Patti! I’m glad you enjoyed these meatballs. Enjoy the game! :)
Hello, I have never heard of this sauce, is it sold in all the general/main grocery stores?
Hi Dennis, I’m not sure about that. I purchased mine from Costco.
Can I use Italian meatball
Yes, you sure can Betty! I hope you enjoy this recipe. :)
Where do you buy the glaze?
Hi Kim, I buy it at Costco. :)