I have found a miracle chocolate junk food!

[intheflow]

No Pudge! fudge brownies, made with yogurt instead of milk and eggs. Chocolaty, chewy, yuuuuuuuuummy! I'm serious, this is the best junk food evah! Each brownie is only two Weight Watcher points. This is amazing, that something so decadent-tasting can be so low in points. It actually affirms my faith in humanity that someone could devise this tasty and fat free. :hug:

I want to encourage buying this easy to bake, "Mom and Pop" brand of brownie mix. Support a small business. And eat something delicious!

www.nopudge.com

[ScooterTramp]

1. Erm, was this a brief commercial message?

[intheflow]

4. No, seriously, I'm encouraging support of a small business.

I have no vested interest in promoting this product, except that it's yummy and I wanted to share with all my DU friends. Especially those of us struggling with weight issues. :)

[driver8]

2. My wife absolutely loves these things!!

We use the "single serving" recipe all the time!! It is great when you want a little dessert after dinner.

[intheflow]

11. I wondered about the single serving suggestion.

I'm wary of mixing baked goods and the microwave, as in microwaved bread/bagels/cakes can take on a weird, spongy/tough consistency. But now that I've heard from a real person, I'll try it. God knows I've been eating 3 brownies a day for a couple days now. The single serving idea might be able to reign me in!

[Beaverhausen]

3. Good to know. Trader Joes carries them and I always wondered

if they are any good. Thanks for the tip.:hi:

[Floogeldy]

5. What goes in them?

Is it just the mix and yogurt? Also, what is in the mix?

Thanks.

[intheflow]

8. Just the mix and vanilla yogurt.

Although you can use plain yogurt with a bit of vanilla extract. I used raspberry yogurt with a shot of vanilla extract, that was nice.

The fudge brownie mix ingredients are: pure cane sugar, unbleached wheat flour, Dutch cocoas, egg whites, cornstarch, wheat gluten, vanilla flavor, salt, baking soda. I bought it at Wild Oats, so it probably wouldn't have had anything that bad for you (even though, what the heck is wheat gluten?).

[Floogeldy]

10. It's not health food

But they sound damn good and I'm gonna try to find it.

Thanks for the heads up.

B-)

[RetroLounge]

6. We will need to try these...

Look good.

RL

[Kathy in Cambridge]

7. Made in NH-they have been selling them around here for years

and they are particularly delicious with a glass of skim milk! :-)

[intheflow]

13. How ironic--I had to move from Mass to Colorado to discover them.

But I'd also like to discover how to be a Harvard Hussy. :rofl:

[BrklynLiberal]

9. Thanks for the great tip. I am going to get some.!!!

[GOPisEvil]

12. I've made those brownies!

They ARE yummy and easy to make.

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