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Hi there. So I made incredibly delicious Betty Crocker brownies. Can I freeze them? And do you individually wrap them? And how long would they last? Thanks, be well.

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IrishHeart Veteran
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I freeze all my gluten-free goodies with success. :)

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Thank you so much and thanks for the quick reply, they are sitting on my counter waiting, lol. Be well

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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I Have frozen the Betty Crocker brownies. They are delicious frozen if you can't wait for them to thaw. I made some really thin and sandwiched ice cream between two pieces. I then froze them on a tray and then wrapped individually.

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I Have frozen the Betty Crocker brownies. They are delicious frozen if you can't wait for them to thaw. I made some really thin and sandwiched ice cream between to pieces. I then froze them on a tray and then wrapped individually.

Oh my gosh, that sounds so good. When these are gone I'm making them your way, perfect for summer. Thank you. Be well

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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OMG, they do sound good, K. :lol: I wanna live at your house. You have good treats.

Truth be told, I have never made the BC -gluten-free ones.

Guess they are pretty good huh, guys??

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Irish, they are so good. I mean seriously good. They would fool gluten lovers any day, lol. Be well.

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Betty Crocker brownies are chocolate and butter. What's not to like? Mine don't last long enough to freeze. Try adding mini chocolate chips,nuts or M and M's. Verrry good!

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Hub says they are better than gluten brownies. Very fudgey. We have also loved gluten Free Pantry brownies, too.

Another thing to do: Add the Kraft Carmel pieces ( not the big squares but the little round BBs ) to the batter before baking. BC has a gluten-free site with things to make with thier products. I have made a 3 or 4 of them & they were great!

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Taking notes for future brownie batches. I am putting on weight just reading this :lol: Be well and full with brownies.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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I have already put on the LBS. in the last few months (obviously, I have started to absorb again :lol: ) and I have to watch it.

I will definitely keep them in mind. I make everything from scratch, but with summer coming...I don't want to spend that much time in the hot kitchen. B)

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I have already put on the LBS. in the last few months (obviously, I have started to absorb again :lol: ) and I have to watch it.

I will definitely keep them in mind. I make everything from scratch, but with summer coming...I don't want to spend that much time in the hot kitchen. B)

You know it's weird, I also have malabsorbtion and I thought going gluten free would help but I lost another 10 lbs since February. I can tell it's getting worse. Mine is fat malabsorbtion and, well, you can see what your not absorbing. I hope it resolves soon and glad to hear your absorbing again. Be well.

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