This Crockpot Dr. Pepper BBQ Chicken Recipe is just what the doctor ordered!
On the hunt for another yummy Crockpot Meal and Delicious Dinner Recipe??
It’s time to have fun with dinner, and Dr. Pepper and BBQ Sauce are the perfect way to infuse some fun into your Boneless Skinless Chicken tonight!
Introduce family fun to dinner when you make this easy & delicious Crockpot Dr. Pepper BBQ Chicken… it’s oh-so-easy to make, and absolutely delicious!
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Crockpot Dr. Pepper BBQ Chicken Recipe
- 3 pounds Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts, fresh or thawed
- 18 ounces Sweet Baby Ray’s Barbecue Sauce {1 bottle}
- 6 ounces Dr. Pepper {1/2 of a 12 ounce can}
What You’ll Need for This Recipe:
Mixing Bowls
5 – 6 quart Crock Pot
That’s it ~ now wasn’t that easy?? Serve with Rice, Easy Seasoned JoJo’s, Rolls with Cinnamon Honey Butter, or some Heavenly Hashbrown Casserole as a tasty side!
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Lotinda Lanphear says
Love this recipe and so does my family
Heidi says
So glad to hear that, Lotinda! It’s a family favorite here, too! 😉
Alexis says
Oh my gosh! Love how easy this is!
Heidi says
Isn’t it ridiculous easy, Alexis? Enjoy!! 🙂
Sherrie Hull says
I made this tonight for dinner. I give it 5 delicious!
Heidi says
Aww ~ thank you, Sherrie! So glad you loved it! 🙂
Megan says
Do you have to use that brand of BBQ sauce?
Heidi says
Hi Megan ~ Sweet Baby Ray’s is by far my favorite BBQ Sauce to combine with colas… the result is delicious! Yes, you can substitute other barbecue sauces, but the flavor of the dish will definitely change. Hope that helps! 🙂
Heather says
I have a question……i don’t have any Dr. Pepper and i don’t have time to go back to the store……can i use regular coke?
Heidi says
Hi Heather! Yes… you can absolutely substitute Coca-Cola for the Dr. Pepper. It is delicious, too! Here are some tips for that: http://thefrugalgirls.com/2013/05/crockpot-bbq-coca-cola-chicken-recipe.html ENJOY! 🙂
amanda says
Do drain the chicken juice and then add the bbs sauce and soda? Or do you discard it and just. use the soda & bbq?
Heidi says
Hi Amanda ~ you’ll drain and discard the chicken juice, then cover the chicken with the BBQ Sauce/Soda mixture. That way you’ll have a nice sauce that’s thick, flavorful and not watered down. Hope that helps! 🙂
Amanda Long says
I also wanted to know about the texture of the chicken. I would still like it to be solid and not fall apart like shredded chicken, I was also wondering if I could bake this.
Rachel says
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Michelle says
Hi there! I’m definitely not a expert cook so I’m not sure how to figure this out.. I want to make this recipe for a pot luck at work. I need use way more then 5 chicken breast. How much more time do I need to take up to cook. Do I just triple the amount of ingredients. Sincerely, worse cook ever! Lol
Amanda says
I just made this and it’s pretty delicious! They’re really juicy. I used the same brand of BBQ sauce (it’s my fav) but in the brown sugar flavor.
For those wondering about making it pulled chicken it would probably work pretty well. I cooked it about 45 minutes after draining and adding the sauce mixture just because I was tied up with something else until then. When I tried to pick up one of the smaller breasts with a fork it practically fell apart. The bigger ones didn’t do this as much so maybe if it cooked a tad longer or on low for a bit.
Thanks for the easy, yummy recipe! I’ll definitely be trying some of the others.
Heidi says
SO glad you liked it, Amanda! 😉
Daniela Silvestri says
Sounds delicious! Can this be turned into pulled chicken?
Heidi says
Hi Daniela ~ absolutely! Simply shred with 2 forks after it is done cooking, then return to crockpot and stir around in the extra sauce for some delicious flavor! 😉
Heather says
Could you cook on low in the crockpot in the barbeque/ dr pepper mix for say 7 hours? Then shread the meat and serve on buns?
Heidi says
Hi Heather ~ absolutely… you can do that as well! I like to drain the juices first to make a thicker sauce, but it would definitely work to do it this way, too! 🙂 ENJOY!!
Beth says
I used frozen chicken breasts, put all three ingredients in at once and cooked on low for 6 hours. Incredible!!
Danielle says
Will this work with other cuts of chicken? My husband is far from a fan of boneless/skinless breast. :-/ Skinless drumsticks, boneless/skinless thighs, or maybe even whole leg quarters maybe? Thanks!
Heidi says
Hi Danielle ~ absolutely! Just keep an eye on the cooking time depending on which cut of meat you choose. Drumsticks typically cook for close to the same time, but I’ve had thighs cook a bit faster. ENJOY! 😉
Meredith says
Can I cook the chicken from a frozen state or does it have to be thawed before placed into the crockpot?
Ana says
So you cook the chicken in the crock pot with out any liquid at first? Will it not stick or burn?
Heidi says
Hi Ana ~ that’s correct. It won’t stick or burn, because it will end up cooking in the juices it releases. Hope that helps! 😉