Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 17:23     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:triple chocolate is my favorite but double will do in a pinch.


What's the diff?


Double is brownie mix and a fudge packet. Triple is that plus chocolate chips.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 15:35     Subject: Re:Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

If you want to make them healthier and eat less of them, add a can of black beans (drained)
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 15:19     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

They are really good with vanilla frosting on top or just spread PB. It’s actually the only way I liked frosting from a can.
I always make them double thick, too. So good.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 15:04     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Haven't tried it yet myself, but a friend substitutes coconut oil for the vegetable oil and says that it is delicious.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 14:57     Subject: Re:Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

I just store mine in the freezer. Not ghirardelli, but chilling definely ups the fudge factor and allows you to cut cleanly too.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 14:52     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I also tried it out because of the dcum endorsement. I chilled in fridge to amp up chewy factor. Just bought 2 more boxes yesterday! Thanks all.


Chilled in the fridge made them so much better!


After they're cooked -- or did you mean chilling the batter before cooking?


After cooking. We liked them better chilled. Makes them chewy in a good way.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 14:06     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I also tried it out because of the dcum endorsement. I chilled in fridge to amp up chewy factor. Just bought 2 more boxes yesterday! Thanks all.


Chilled in the fridge made them so much better!


After they're cooked -- or did you mean chilling the batter before cooking?
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 13:57     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Are there any other tricks with this mix. I've used it for a long time and am bored. I've never tried anything other than the cream cheese addition.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 10:58     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Anonymous wrote:triple chocolate is my favorite but double will do in a pinch.


What's the diff?
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 10:40     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

triple chocolate is my favorite but double will do in a pinch.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 10:39     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

I love this mix but have not tried these tricks! Time to buy more...
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 10:37     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Ohhhh butter. Good idea.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 10:36     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

Anonymous wrote:I also tried it out because of the dcum endorsement. I chilled in fridge to amp up chewy factor. Just bought 2 more boxes yesterday! Thanks all.


Chilled in the fridge made them so much better!
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 10:34     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

I also tried it out because of the dcum endorsement. I chilled in fridge to amp up chewy factor. Just bought 2 more boxes yesterday! Thanks all.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2020 10:30     Subject: Thank you to all who recommended Ghirardelli brownie mix -- so good!

We bought the dark chocolate mix, used melted Irish butter in place of the called for veg oil (I think this is key). Everyone loved them! We'll have to try the double chocolate and triple fudge varieties some time in the future.