Brownies
#12
I decided mixes taste better than any homemade ones I have tried. And probably cheaper too, when you get them on sale. Brownies are my one indulgence. I volunteer at a food shelf with a lot of sweets and am not tempted by cakes, pies, cupcakes, cookies and most other desserts. Even most of the brownies I have tried there are not as good as what I make. The Two-bite brownies are pretty good though.
#14
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Illinois
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Dh was a brownie nut, bought mixes and baked and ate them. Now widowed, I am not that fond of them, so don't buy...but any other cookie is fair game! Trying hard to give them up...succeeded in forgetting about French fries, now cookies are next!
#18
I use a regular brownie mix and add a 4.25 oz. Symphony Bar with toffee bits. I chop the candy bar up into approximately 1/2 inch pieces. Mix the brownie mix as directed on the box. Place about 1/2 the batter in the bottom of your greased pan ( I use spray in the pan first). Sprinkle the candy bar bits on top of the batter and finish with the rest of the batter. Bake for the longest time on the box. Allow to cool before cutting.
#20
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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I use a regular brownie mix and add a 4.25 oz. Symphony Bar with toffee bits. I chop the candy bar up into approximately 1/2 inch pieces. Mix the brownie mix as directed on the box. Place about 1/2 the batter in the bottom of your greased pan ( I use spray in the pan first). Sprinkle the candy bar bits on top of the batter and finish with the rest of the batter. Bake for the longest time on the box. Allow to cool before cutting.
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