Daughter L discovered the best brownie mix ever, and if you can believe it, it is the generic, store brand, 'no name' product! I notice it is relatively low in fat as it uses cocoa instead of chocolate in the ingredients list. Although I did have to add 2/3c of oil to the mix. It bakes up moist, chewy and very chocolatey, just the way I like them. I would be comfortable to whip up a batch of these to take along as a dessert for a party. Being a brownie mix, you don't even need to use a blender, it recommends 50 stirs of a wooden spoon until the ingredients are just wet.
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The no-name baking products here are also really good! Valerie
Sometimes those no-name brands are the best!
I've always had people rave about my brownies. I use a box mix from Aldi (a discount grocery store) and substitute coffee for the water.
wow, I'm looking for this!!!
I used to love making Betty Crocker Brownie mix, but these days chocolate tastes too sweet for me, so I don't make brownies anymore.
Believe it or not, I like fudge, but I don't like brownies
You girls found a winner. Hot dog.
The final product looks delicious! Good to find such yummy options out there...
Of course, this is gogin to get my attention when I read that titel on the Ct sidebar. I had to laugh as I so agree--the generic brand is ALWAYS the best. I don;t know why I try any others. It's the yummy photography I suppose like last time I used Duncan Hines, only to find out it went cake like on me even though I followed the non cake like version! Anyway, I'll finish drooling now. :)
No Name? Can we get in Hawaii? I wonder.
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