You can always find one or two packets of this brownie mix in our pantry.
It is fast and easy to make and is very delicious. The finished brownie doesn't last long in our house.
The box shows that the brownie is gluten free, wheat free and yeast free and the recipe only asks you to supply 2 extra large eggs and 120g of butter.
We like to make a dairy free version of the brownie and the recipe recommends using soya margarine for this. Instead of butter or margarine, we use a quarter of a cup plus two tablespoons of vegetable oil and find that this works well.
Update: Late in 2013, Melindas changed the recipe and combined all the ingredients into one packet. We still make a version that is also dairy free but with an additional step to separate out the chocolate chips.
Update: Late in 2013, Melindas changed the recipe and combined all the ingredients into one packet. We still make a version that is also dairy free but with an additional step to separate out the chocolate chips.
Making the brownie couldn't be much easier. Our daughter often makes the brownie with only a little help from Mum or Dad.
- Sift the brownie mix into a bowl and separate out the chocolate chips.
- Melt the chocolate chips from the packet with the butter/oil in the microwave
- Add the melted chocolate mix and two lightly beaten eggs
- Mix it all together with a big spoon
- Pour it into your lined baking tin
- Bake
This takes only 10 minutes to mix and 20 minutes to bake (depending on how "fudgy" you like your brownie).
The result is a very addictive brownie. It's hard to stop at one piece.
If you need a gluten and dairy free treat, this is a fast and as delicious as they get. Thanks Melinda's!!
I buy these at our local Woolies or Coles for $5 to $6
See the Melinda's website for ingredients and their other great products.
See the Melinda's website for ingredients and their other great products.
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