Easy Slow Cooker White Chicken Chili (w/ Cream Cheese)
This easy crockpot white chicken chili is easy to prep in just 5-minutes, and is a simple dump-and-go recipe (no pre-cooking required). It’s hearty & filling from chicken breasts (or thighs), white beans, and deliciously creamy from just the right amount of cream cheese. Give it a try and find out why my readers call it the BEST white chicken chili they’ve ever had.
5 star review
“This recipe is SO good! Just made it for a large group and everyone loved it. Quick prep, simple ingredient list, easy clean up, healthy and delicious. Can’t beat that! ”
– Katie
Crockpot White Chicken Chili, But Make it EASY
We are huge fans of crockpot chili around here, as it’s always a crowd pleaser recipe, and can be made ahead with a mostly hands-off cook time, making it perfect for busy weeknights or relaxed weekends at home. Chicken chili is a particular favorite, especially because it can be made without any precooking, like my beloved 6-ingredient Slow Cooker Chicken Chili and award winning Buffalo Chicken Chili.
This slow cooker white chicken chili is another twist, using simple, fresh, easy-to-find ingredients like chicken, white beans, and green chilis for a completely easy dinner anytime. It’s also made thick and creamy from cream cheese and a wholesome “secret” trick of blending some of the white beans at the end of cooking to create a super smooth, creamy crock pot white chicken chili without over doing the cream cheese.
It’s also very mild, making it a hit with just about anyone, though it you like a spicy chili I offer some ideas in the recipe card on how to kick up the heat. And the best part? It’s a super-easy dump-and-go slow cooker recipe, meaning prep takes just a few minutes, while still yielding wildly delicious results.
Tip: For a vegetarian option, check out my top-rated Slow Cooker Vegetarian Chili!
Tricks I Use to Thicken White Chicken Chili
Yes, I use three methods to thicken this slow cooker white chicken chili. First, I puree a bit of the beans with the cooking liquid to create a smooth thick and creamy finish without any cream, which allows me to use less cream cheese overall. Second, I add a bit of creamy cheese at the end to bump up the creaminess, creating a luscious and delicious texture. Third, I allow the chicken chili to cool for about 30 minutes, which will allow it to thicken naturally.
Tip: If you love corn, feel free to add a cup of fresh, frozen defrosted, or canned along with the beans.
Ingredient Notes & Substitutions for Crockpot White Chicken Chili
- Chicken: Use boneless skinless chicken breasts or thighs, either will work in this recipe. If you happen to have leftover rotisserie chicken or cooked turkey, that will also work here.
- Onion: Red onion can also be used, or omitted if you’re sensitive to onion.
- Beans: To keep the chicken chili white, I call for white beans like Great Northern or cannellini. You could also use black beans, as well as pinto beans, but of course the final chili will not be white in this case.
- Diced green chilis: Use mild to keep the chili less spicy, or look for hot green chilis to kick up the heat.
- Salsa verde: Sometimes called tomatillo salsa, look for jarred green salsa in the salsa section.
- Garlic: I use granulated garlic powder to keep this recipe easy, but two minced garlic cloves will also work.
- Cumin: Ground cumin adds to that chili flavor, but if you strongly dislike cumin you can leave it out.
- Chicken stock: I used homemade chicken stock but store bought low-sodium chicken stock or use vegetable stock will work in its place. Or for extra flavor use chicken bone broth.
- Cream cheese: Adds a wonderful creaminess to this recipe. Use traditional or dairy-free, depending on your dietary preferences.
Tip: This chili is very mild, but if you want it spicier, use spicy green chilis and spicy green salsa verde.
Storing, Freezing & Serving
Homemade white bean chicken chili will keep well in the fridge for up to 3-4 days, in a sealed container This recipe also freezes well, store in a sealed freezer friendly container for up to 2-3 months
Make Ahead Tip: This recipe can be made ahead! Perfect for meal prep on busy weeks (or anytime you need to feed a crowd quickly & easily)
Don’t forget those toppings! Think 4-ingredient guacamole, sour cream (traditional or dairy-free), chopped onion, cilantro, fresh lime juice, jalapeños, Monterey jack cheese or dairy-free cheese shreds. You can also add crunchy tortilla chips, a warm tortilla or even these one-bowl cornbread muffins on the side for dipping. For extra side inspo I made a list of my fav easy sides to serve with chili.
This Recipe Is…
Easy Slow Cooker White Chicken Chili (w/ Cream Cheese)
Ingredients
- 1 ½ pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, or thighs
- 1 yellow onion, finely chopped
- 2 (15-oz) cans white beans, drained and rinsed, such as Great Northern or cannellini
- 1 (4.5-oz) can mild diced green chilis
- 1 cup mild green salsa verde , or tomatillo salsa
- 1 cup chicken stock
- 1 teaspoon granulated garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
To Add at the End
- 4 tablespoons cream cheese
Equipment
Instructions
Slow Cooker Instructions
- Add the chicken, onion, white beans, green chilis, salsa verde, chicken stock, garlic powder, cumin, and salt to a 6-quart slow cooker.
- Cover and cook on high for 4-5 hours or low for 6-8 hours.
- Uncover, remove the chicken, and shred with two forks or dice into chunks.
- Using an immersion blender, blend the bean mixture for 5-10 seconds. Alternatively, carefully, remove ½ to 1 cup of the bean mixture to a blender. Cover, blend on high, then add back to the chili, stirring to combine. Note: Blending for just a few seconds will add a creaminess to the chili, while leaving the texture of most of the beans.
- Ladle a few tablespoons of the bean mixture into a medium bowl. Add the cream cheese and stir until well incorporated.
- Add the chicken back to the slow cooker, along with the bean-puree-cream-cheese mixture, stirring to combine. Taste and add additional salt or salsa if desired. Serve with any toppings you like.
Notes
- Spice Level: This is not a spicy chili. If you prefer a kick, use spicy green chilis and spicy salsa verde.
- Cream Cheese: I like to keep my recipes on the lighter side, and found that blending the white beans means that you can use a light hand with the cream cheese (hence, just 4 tablespoons at the end.) If you love cream cheese, though, feel free to use more, up to a whole block will work.
- For Dairy-Free: use a plant-based cream cheese such as Kite-Hill.
- Optional Topping Ideas: avocado, sour cream (traditional or dairy-free), crushed tortilla chips, chopped onion, cilantro, fresh lime juice, jalapeno, Monterey jack cheese or dairy-free cheese shreds.
- Instant Pot Adaptation: Add the chicken, onion, white beans, green chilis, 1 cup of salsa verde, chicken stock, garlic powder, cumin, and salt to a 6-quart pressure cooker. Cover and set to high pressure for 20 minutes. Allow to naturally release for 10 minutes, then quick release. Follow remaining slow cooker steps 4-6 .
This recipe was so easy and delicious! I topped my bowl with shredded Monterey Jack, pickled jalapeños, and a few crushed tortilla chips. Yum! We will definitely be making this again. Thanks Robyn!
Heather, yay, so glad you enjoyed this one! Those toppings sound like the perfect combo – yum! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Loved this recipe!! Delicious and super easy for a beginner cook like me
Kira, fantastic, so happy to hear this was a hit! thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
Always looking for more chili recipes- Fantastic! I just topped
It with avocado. Made in Instant Pot- easy and delicious! Thank you!
Alison, so happy to hear you enjoyed this one. Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
Never comment on recipes. But HAD to this time. Literally the best soup I’ve ever made. I added some Mexican chili powder at the end, as it wasn’t quite spicy enough for me. But the flavor was great, never the less. Next time I’ll use the hot salsa verde. My toppings were cilantro, jalapeños, sour cream, crushed tortilla chips, and Mexican cheese. Can’t wait to make again!
Joanna, I’m so thrilled to hear you enjoyed the recipe, and I agree, hot salsa verde will give it that extra little kick! Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
Made it multiple times in the past month. I even made ahead to reheat while on the road in our camper van this week!! Crowd pleaser and perfect for the cold weather.
Alex, so happy to hear you’re enjoying this one – what a great idea to make it ahead and reheat, too! Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
Really liked it, very tasty. I mostly followed the instructions, with the exception that I bumped the cumin and garlic powder up to a tablespoon each, and added a few more cans of beans – a couple more white, a pinto, and a black, at least – since I had the room in the slow cooker and it would stretch the chicken out some. Worked out great! The flavors are really excellent.
Kim, so glad you enjoyed this one, and thanks for the tip on adding more beans, I’m sure that will be helpful to others. Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
I’ve made this recipe a couple of times already and I now keep the ingredients in the cabinets at all times. I use frozen chicken tenders in the instant pot (same cook time) and it’s the perfect nothing to dinner in less than 45 minutes meal.
Lisa, so happy to hear this one is a go-to for you – great tip on the IP, too! Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
We have made this twice recently and it is easy and delicious!
Woohoo, this one is on repeat at our house too! So happy you are enjoying!
I made this last night and it was delicious. It had just the right amount of heat for me, and my fiance’ added a little hot sauce to his. We both enjoyed it so much, we went back for second helpings! It was very easy to make and not a lot of clean-up. Most importantly, it was done FAST! I love that crockpot meals are ready to eat when I’m done working and ready to eat. I’ll be making this again.
Rachel, yay, so happy to hear this one was a hit and that it was so easy for you prepare. Slow cooker for the win!
A hit with my very picky family. Made in instant pot instead, added chicken and all ingredients except beans and cream cheese. Cooked 9 minutes, quick release. Used better than bouillon for chicken stock. Didn’t need to adjust seasonings at all.
Donna, fantastic, so happy to hear this was a hit, and thanks for the tip on the Instant Pot, super helpful!
I made the recipe as listed, using slow cooker on low for about 6.5 hours. I was surprised how good this chili tasted! Thanks for the recipe!
Sara, so happy to hear you enjoyed this one. Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Delicious and filling! I made this on the stove top this afternoon for dinner tonight, with some modifications. Added a second cup of chicken broth, used chicken thighs, skipped the salsa verde (because my hubby and kids can’t tolerate any heat) and added chopped kale + True Lime sprinkles at the end. I forgot to put in the cream cheese (oops) but didn’t miss it. It was a hit with 2 of my 3 boys, which counts as a win around here! I’ll add this chili to my list of dinner ideas!
Sonja, love that you made this one your own based on your family’s preferences. Thanks so much for sharing your tips!
This chili is AWESOME!! I have already made it twice. We use a medium level green salsa and it seems to add just the right amount of heat, without being too much. Also – we are cilantro lovers – so at the end we chop up a bunch of cilantro into the soup – and let it cook for 25 minutes or so before we eat. SO DELICIOUSSSS!!!!!
Celeste, ohhhh, love the idea of adding heaps of cilantro, and good call on the medium salsa. Thanks for the tips and for leaving a review!
If I don’t have an immersion blender can I simply pour it into my ninja and blend for a few seconds and pour back into the crockpot?
Kaitlin, absolutely! I recommend carefully ladling about 1 cup of the bean mixture to start. Blend it until smooth in your ninja, then add back and stir. Hope that helps and that you enjoy!
Made this recipe today and everyone from my 1 1/2 year old to my husband LOVED it. My 4 year old says it makes her want to dance! We followed the instructions pretty exactly and added a dollop of sour cream to top it off with a side of tortilla chips. Absolutely adding to my dinner recipe rotation.
Kaitlin, this review just make my day! What’s better than a review that makes you want to dance? Thanks again for leaving a review!
Delicious. Have made multiple times and even my toddler loves it. Thank you.
Jessica, yay, so glad you enjoyed and thanks so much for leaving a review!
We LOVE this recipe. I use the Simplified Reset version, which just doesn’t use salsa verde or cream cheese, and doesn’t blend anything. I’ve made it both ways, and we strongly prefer the Simplified version. We enjoy this so much that we now keep all the ingredients on hand to make it. And honestly, every time we make it we are still astounded by how good it is. There’s like 5 ingredients and it makes no sense how delicious and flavorful it always comes out, BUT IT DOES! Every time!
Nicole, I prefer the simplified version too, because it’s just that – simplified! Thanks for taking the time to leave a review!
Bomb.com — did this yesterday. Didn’t use cream cheese. Just the chicken, stock, onion, spices, and used Trader Joe’s fire roasted green chilies and their green tomatillo salsa in the refrigerated section. Legit. Topped with tons of cilantro and avocado. My husband had 3 bowls.
Yay, so glad you enjoyed without the cream cheese! Those toppings sound amazing. Thanks so much for leaving a review!
I’ve made this at least a dozen times. It’s become a family favorite! We prefer it with Greek yogurt mixed in vs. the cream cheese, but overall super easy and really tasty!
Yay, so glad you’re enjoying this one, and what a great tip about the yogurt! Thanks for sharing and for leaving a review!
This was a hit for everyone!! I have two very picky eaters in my house, plus I have to eat gluten and dairy free, so it is really difficult to find meals that everyone likes. I am so happy to say that we found a gem with this one!! Thank you so much! It was delicious and is now in our regular rotation. Not to mention super quick and easy!!
Yay, so glad you and your fam enjoyed this one! The good news is that all 500+ of my recipes happen to be gluten- and dairy-free, so hopefully you’ll find more options to enjoy as well. Cheers!
So easy and so delicious!!! This was my first time ever making white chicken chili and it was a big hit! I’m definitely saving this recipe for the future! My family loved it!
Whoohoo, so happy this one was a hit! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Absolutely delicious!! I was impressed at how well dairy-free cream cheese added the perfect creaminess. Dairy doesn’t agree with me and this recipe is definitely being added to my roster. Couldn’t have been easier, the hardest part was opening the cans, lol.
Jessica, so happy to hear you enjoyed this one as a dairy-free dinner! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
The whole house had seconds! Topped with cilantro and avocado, served with fresh bread and butter. What an easy and delicious meal, thank you!!
Jen, ohhhhh, love the idea of serving this one with bread and butter. Yum! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
I make this Every month. I make a big pot of it and freeze it for future meals.
It’s on the top of my list for my favorite food, plus it’s so simple to make.
Thanks for the recipe.
Yay, so glad you’re enjoying this one, thanks so much for leaving a review!
Oh no! I accidentally added the cream cheese in and its been cooking for 6 hours. ANything I can do to save it?
It should still taste great, Savannah! You can add a bit more at the end to freshen up the flavor, but otherwise you should be good to go. Hope you enjoy!
Made a dairy free version of this. I also substituted the Salsa verde out for a few spoons of basil pesto due to family allergies and it turned out amazing! Will definitely be making this again.
Emily, I love the idea of using pesto instead of salsa verde, I’ll have to try that next time! So glad you enjoyed, thanks so much for leaving a review!
I made this today in my cast iron Dutch oven, in time for my husbands lunch break. I doubled it, and made it pretty much as written, except for some extra garlic powder and green chiles. My husband LOVED it. He must have said so 5 times, plus he text me again after he was back at work to say how good it was. Then the family ate on it for the rest of the day as they all came and went. We topped it with tortilla chips. It really doesn’t need anything else. Thanks for a great recipe that I can tell will be very versatile.
Cristie, yay, so happy to hear this was such a hit and that you were able to cook it in your Dutch oven on the stovetop. Thanks you so much for leaving a reivew!
Wow — so delicious! This was an immediate “keeper” that we will have as part of our regular rotation. I used canned cooked chicken from Trader Joe’s as a super quick, low-mess option — two well-drained cans were plenty. Creamy, delicious, totally hits the spot. We also have one family member who loves chili but doesn’t really like tomatoes, and this is absolutely a perfect option.
Wow — so delicious! This was an immediate “keeper” that we will have as part of our regular rotation. I used canned cooked chicken from Trader Joe’s as a super quick, low-mess option — two well-drained cans were plenty. Creamy, delicious, totally hits the spot. We also have one family member who loves chili but doesn’t really like tomatoes, and this is absolutely a perfect alternative.
Kaye, wow, thank you so much for the tip on using canned chicken, super helpful! Thanks so much for sharing your review and kind words, too!
This was the best white chicken chili recipe I’ve made! Took it to a football party and everyone loved it. Came home with an empty crockpot.
I used a chili seasoning packet in place of the garlic powder and cumin. Threw in fresh minced garlic with the onion. Added extra chicken broth at the end to thin it out a little bit. Glad I did that because there was just enough chili for everyone.
This recipe is a keeper.
Wonderful to hear you enjoyed this one, Judy! Love the tweaks you made, too. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
I made this last night and it was a hit with the family, even the teen who does not like beans. I substituted a turkey tenderloin due to a chicken allergy and added a can of corn near the end. Definitely adding it to my rotation.
So happy to hear this one was a hit, Amy, and love the idea of adding corn. Yum! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Wow. I found this recipe around noon today and I wanted to prepare for my family’s dinner rush after 5:00 pm. I through this together and not only did my husband lick his bowl, my 2 year old twins ate it! I don’t eat spicy foods so the only thing I left out were the chili’s. This was soooooo good. The hubs thinks that the 2 piece combo of the green salsa and the cream cheese is what set it off. Although I am proud of myself for making the meal, I have to give credit to the one who created it! Thank you! This was fantastic on all new levels!
It could have just been me but the overall serving size of the meal was a little small. This was NOT a bad thing, I might just increase the ingredient amounts for next time! Because I’m gonna need it! Slurp, gurgle, gulp.
Wonderful, Opal, so happy to hear this one was a hit! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and for leaving a review!
Really easy and very good! My family is used to red meat and red sauce chili, and now they only want this!
So happy you and your family enjoyed this one, Suzan. Thanks so much for leaving a review!
It is really good, my niece added a can of corn.
So glad you enjoyed, Rosa! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Amazing! Didn’t even use the cream cheese at the end because it had so much flavor already! I did add some lime juice and cilantro though :). I would highly recommend this recipe. Thank you for having so many dairy free options!
Jen, yay, so glad you enjoyed this one even without the cream cheese! And happy to hear you’re enjoyed all the df recipes — all of my recipes are dairy free or include easy df adaptations so hopefully you can find more to love. Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Thanks so much for this recipe! My family loves watching football on weekends and Christmas! This year, we had our our family Christmas get together the day after Christmas with 12 people and I needed something easy and yummy. I made this and it was a hit! I left out the cream cheese, added a little more stock and a slurry of cornstarch and it was a 0 point meal for a few family members on WW! So I didn’t have to make separate meals! Now my husband asks me to make it on football Sundays! Thanks again!
Heidi, yay, happy to hear this was a hit for everyone in your fam! I agree, it’s a great option for Sunday game day. Great info on the WW points as well. Thanks so much for leaving a review!
College student approved! I used chicken tenders instead because the store was out of boneless chicken breast, and it worked well. With the tenders I did it on high for 2 hours and 45 minutes and then shredded the chicken and put the cream cheese and left it on warm for 30 minutes.
Woohoo, love that college student seal of approval! Thanks for the note on using chicken tenders, super helpful since it cuts down on the total cooking time. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
Made this for dinner! Cooked on high for 4.5 hours. I didn’t have green chillies, also I used Navy beans and Chickpeas instead of the beans in the recipe. After the cooking time, there wasn’t much liquid so I had to add more chicken stock. I didn’t have much faith but I’m glad I trusted the process because it turned out amazing!! My husband approved!
I’m so glad this one turned out and was a hit for you, Emilia! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
I did this recipe for a gluten free person we were having at our house for company. This recipe is so good that now its a staple recipe in our house. Cheers to the inventor of this. Non spicy version is kid friendly. The only thing i modified was the beans. I used 1 can each great northern and chili kidney beans mashed and 1 can of each not mashed. The green chilis weren’t necessary. The salsa was flavor enough without it.
So glad to hear you enjoyed this one and were able to put your own spin on it!
LOVE LOVE this recipe! I am Aiming for higher protein so I double The chicken. We always have left overs so this time we made enchiladas with leftovers! We added spinach to get extra veggies in. LOVE how this recipe can make a few different meals
Yay, so happy you enjoyed this high protein recipe, Liz! Love the idea of using the leftovers as filling for enchiladas. Brilliant! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
So good! Just made this on the stovetop for Super Bowl. My husband had 2 bowls and he’s pretty picky! Subbed chickpeas for the second can of beans because I was short and it tasted great. Thanks for another winner, Robyn!!
Great to know that chickpeas work in this recipe, Heather, thanks for the tips and for sharing your thoughts!
WOW this was so so good. Made it exactly as written and used real cream cheese. Will be sharing with everyone I know!
Wonderful, Emily, so happy to hear you enjoyed and thank you for sharing it the recipe with friends!
I made this tonight and it was very delicious. I always enjoy the immersion blender. It makes me feel powerful 😆!!
Ha, I love that Laura! So happy you enjoyed this one — thanks so much for leaving a review!
This recipe is so good! It has become a weekly staple. We make it dairy free and used Kite Hill cream cheese and it taste great!
Wonderful, to happy this has become a staple for you, Brandi! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Dairy free breastfeeding mom of 3 kids 3 and under and this was the perfect dump & go dinner! I used the Kite Hill dairy free cream cheese and it turned out perfectly creamy! I also didn’t have the green salsa so left that out and it was still delicious!
Yay, so happy to hear this one was a hit for you, Brittney! Thanks so much for leaving a review!
Loved this recipe, went to visit my daughter and she made it for me. I loved it so much I got the recipe to make it.
Wonderful, so happy to hear you enjoyed this one, Carmen. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
Easy recipe! Very flavorful! I have made it several times. Family favorite!!
Tami, wonderful to hear you’re enjoying this easy recipe. Thanks so much for leaving a review!
This recipe is SO good! Just made it for a large group and everyone loved it. Quick prep, simple ingredient list, easy clean up, healthy and delicious. Can’t beat that!
Katie, yay, so happy to hear you enjoyed this one, thanks so much for taking the time to leave a revie!
I just made it tonight for dinner and loved it. I accidentally ended up with a lot less time and so I just cooked the chicken in the instapot and threw it all together instead of using the slow cooker and it was delicious. I will definitely make it again!
Amy, so happy to hear you enjoyed this one and that you were able to make it work in the Instant Pot! Thanks so much for leaving a review. 🙂
I think I’d use dried beans, so I may need to cook longer and will def need to add more broth or water. Would you say that’s correct or would it need to cook too long with dried? Thanks in advance!
Hi Anna, I haven’t tested it with dry beans, but with that said cooking dried beans in the slow cooker takes significantly longer than what’s recommended for this recipe. If you want to use dried beans I’d suggest cooking those first in the slow cooker, draining, then proceeding with the recipe as written. I hope you enjoy!
can you use regular beans instead of canned?
Yes, you can use dry beans, but they need to be cooked separately first. Dry white beans take much longer to cook than this chili, so cook them first and then add them as you would canned. Enjoy!
My family said this could be on our weekly menu they liked it so much. I made the instant pot version. So tasty. Avocado and tortilla chips were the perfect toppings.
Wonderful to hear this one is a family favorite, Stephanie! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
My picky teenage son’s favorite chili recipe! Thank you! We add a little extra heat and an extra can of beans, but that’s just us…!
Tess, fantastic to hear it’s a hit with the teenager! And I love the idea of adding an extra can of beans. Thanks for the tip and for leaving a reivew!
This is now a recipe my family requests often! I make it a few times a month actually and we eat every last bit. It is delicious as leftovers too. I cannot have dairy and I use the Violife plain cream cheese and it mixes in really nice. I can prepare this in the morning before work and then with a few quick steps when I come home and dinner is served! I use chicken thighs and Late July salsa verde.
Heidi, great tip on the Violife cream cheese, I’m sure that will help others who are DF. Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
Do you use frozen or thawed chicken
Thawed chicken.
I’ve made this several times and I’m in love! I add about a cup of sweet corn and sprinkle on chipotle pepper for a little kick, and it’s absolutely a favorite. Easy to make and doesn’t take much time to put together.
Fantastic to hear this one was a hit–I love the idea of adding sweet corn and some chipotle. Yum! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts.
My teenage son’s favorite chili! Easy to make and so delicious. We often add extra veggies, more spice and a third can of beans. Leftovers freeze really well.
Tess, so happy to hear this one is a hit, and love the idea of adding extra veggies and more beans. So smart! Thanks so much for sharing yout thoughts.
Thanks for this easy recipe. Delicious! I have celiac and I made this gluten free in the crockpot for a potluck. I didn’t add the cream cheese so I provided dairy and dairy free options for cheese with hot sauce tortilla chips on the side. It was gobbled up! I like that you can add more heat if you like and I also found it very budget friendly.
Kim, yay, so happy this one was a hit and you were able to modify based on everyone’s dietary needs. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
Love love love this recipe. It was so easy to do and turned out perfectly. I crumbled tortilla chips on top too for added crunch. I’m definitely adding this to my soup/chili collection.
Erin, so happy to hear you’re enjoying the this recipe. Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a reivew!
First time we have tried a White Chili recipe and it was amazing! Thanks for sharing.
So happy to hear this one was a hit for you, Sandra. Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
Love this recipe! It’s a huge hit in our household and we make it on the regular. This recipe used to include IP instructions. Can you please share those again? 🙏🏼
Mary, I’m so happy to hear this white chicken chili has become a family favorite! I added the IP instructions back to the notes section of the recipe card for ya. Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
Super good and easy to make! Going to add tortilla chips and corn🖤
Yum, I love the idea of adding corn and tortilla chips! So glad you enjoyed, and thanks for leaving a reivew!
This was really tasty! I used my Instapot with the slow cook function, 4 hours on high, and then used the pressure cook for 15 minutes. We ate it as soup and as tacos the next day.
Emily, fantastic to hear you enjoyed this one! Great tips on using the IP for this as well, thanks so much!
We loved this recipe and shared with others! We love it with tortilla chips and adding a can of corn!
Michelle, I love the idea of adding corn to this recipe, yum! Thanks so much for sharing your tips and for leaving a review!
looks yummy! can’t wait to make it. Can you double the recipe?
Sarah, yes, this one doubles well as long as it all fits in your slow cooker with at least an inch clearance at the top. You may need to add an extra 30-60 minutes to the cook time to account for the additional volume. I hope you enjoy!
Has anyone converted the recipe for instant pot?
Hi Madison, I added Instant Pot conversion instructions to the note section of the recipe card. Hope that helps!