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Brownies

Eddy W

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Eddy W Newbie
Eddy W
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I was looking around the internet and stumbled upon Abundant Life Foods.  I purchased some brownie mixes.  They were moist, chewy and delicious.  I recommend them.

Fudge Brownie Mix.webp

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CAJ531 Newbie
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1-2-3 Gluten Free brownie mix is really good too. It also makes enough for a 9x13 pan

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SLLRunner Enthusiast
SLLRunner
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Those look delicious!

I made some Glutino brownies for a party last Christmas and they were a hit!

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MissMom03 Newbie
MissMom03
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I just saw this post as I was munching on a delish brownie made by a mix I picked up at Trader Joes called Chocolate Chip Brownie Mix.  It is SO good, moist and tastes just like the brownies I always loved.  

RMJ Mentor
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I just use my regular brownie recipe from a Hershey's cookbook but substitute gluten free flour.

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3 hours ago, RMJ said:

I just use my regular brownie recipe from a Hershey's cookbook but substitute gluten free flour.

Do you use the gluten free all purpose flour (pre-mixed), or do you have to add xanthan gum?

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RMJ
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I've used various pre-mixed flours.  I add xanthan gum if it is not already in the flour.

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