Anonymous wrote:Eat smaller portions with berries or unsweetened Greek yogurt.

Good idea.

When I want to eat vanilla icecream, I usually cut up a banana or two and just add a small amount of icecream to it.

To balance sweetness, you typically add salt. Since these are already baked, I see 3 options:
- top with whipped cream (do not add sugar)
- crumble small bits & salted nuts over ice cream
- throw out and start over

Anonymous wrote:Eat smaller portions with berries or unsweetened Greek yogurt.

This is actually brilliant. I like plain Greek yogurt with a touch of something sweet (fruit, a little honey, apple butter...) So I would totally do yogurt with raspberries and a sprinkle of too-sweet brownie crumbs.

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Anonymous wrote:Add dark chocolate chips, mini marshmallows, nuts to top and put under broiler for a couple minutes until chips and marshmallows are melted. Cut into small pieces.

Your answer to fixing something that’s too sweet is to add marshmallows? Wtaf?

Lol that’s what I was thinking.

Spread it with PB on top! So yummy!

OP here.

OK, you're right, it's gross. To the teens it will go!

Sorry, OP, nothing you can do to make it less sweet. Next time, buy a box mix.

If they’re already baked you could try frosting with a dark chocolate ganache.

Anonymous wrote:Add dark chocolate chips, mini marshmallows, nuts to top and put under broiler for a couple minutes until chips and marshmallows are melted. Cut into small pieces.

Your answer to fixing something that’s too sweet is to add marshmallows? Wtaf?

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Anonymous wrote:I would throw them away (or let my kids have them if they liked them). I wouldn't waste calories eating food I don't like.

This is the correct answer.

Yes, feed them to teenagers is a catch all for us.