Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 Caren, I love them all and the mint is my favorite, do not know the points for the other stuff but Trader Joes has them for 1.99 a box all the time. Zephyr No Pudge Brownies I bought No Pudge Brownies this morning at Super Target and made them already..they are really good!! I bought the cappucino and also the plain choc ones. Very rich..they are small thofor 2 pts a piece. I wondered if you took a box of regular brownie mix and added yogurt as your liquid if the points would come out similar? I thought the No Pudge were a bit pricey, but they are good so I would buy again if I couldnt make a cheaper similar point substitute that tasted as rich as these do. Zephyr I know you have had these as I have seen them on your journals....do you buy them a lot? Does anyone know the points for a box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker brownies(just the mix?) then I would add points for yogurt and divide by # of brownies I wanted to get out of the batch..... Caren ><(((*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 Caren, I love them all and the mint is my favorite, do not know the points for the other stuff but Trader Joes has them for 1.99 a box all the time. Zephyr No Pudge Brownies I bought No Pudge Brownies this morning at Super Target and made them already..they are really good!! I bought the cappucino and also the plain choc ones. Very rich..they are small thofor 2 pts a piece. I wondered if you took a box of regular brownie mix and added yogurt as your liquid if the points would come out similar? I thought the No Pudge were a bit pricey, but they are good so I would buy again if I couldnt make a cheaper similar point substitute that tasted as rich as these do. Zephyr I know you have had these as I have seen them on your journals....do you buy them a lot? Does anyone know the points for a box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker brownies(just the mix?) then I would add points for yogurt and divide by # of brownies I wanted to get out of the batch..... Caren ><(((*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 Caren, I love them all and the mint is my favorite, do not know the points for the other stuff but Trader Joes has them for 1.99 a box all the time. Zephyr No Pudge Brownies I bought No Pudge Brownies this morning at Super Target and made them already..they are really good!! I bought the cappucino and also the plain choc ones. Very rich..they are small thofor 2 pts a piece. I wondered if you took a box of regular brownie mix and added yogurt as your liquid if the points would come out similar? I thought the No Pudge were a bit pricey, but they are good so I would buy again if I couldnt make a cheaper similar point substitute that tasted as rich as these do. Zephyr I know you have had these as I have seen them on your journals....do you buy them a lot? Does anyone know the points for a box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker brownies(just the mix?) then I would add points for yogurt and divide by # of brownies I wanted to get out of the batch..... Caren ><(((*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 Caren - you can sub yogurt for the oil/eggs in any brownie or cake mix. I like to use the different flavors of yogurt to create different flavors with the boxed mixes. One of my favorites is using raspberry yogurt, betty crocker brownie mix and 2 tablespoons of instant espresso!! ~~ I bought No Pudge Brownies this morning at Super Target and made them already..they are really good!! I bought the cappucino and also the plain choc ones. Very rich..they are small thofor 2 pts a piece. I wondered if you took a box of regular brownie mix and added yogurt as your liquid if the points would come out similar? I thought the No Pudge were a bit pricey, but they are good so I would buy again if I couldnt make a cheaper similar point substitute that tasted as rich as these do. Zephyr I know you have had these as I have seen them on your journals....do you buy them a lot? Does anyone know the points for a box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker brownies(just the mix?) then I would add points for yogurt and divide by # of brownies I wanted to get out of the batch..... Caren ><(((*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 yummy thanks for the hint !!!!!. Zephyr Re: No Pudge Brownies Caren - you can sub yogurt for the oil/eggs in any brownie or cake mix. I like to use the different flavors of yogurt to create different flavors with the boxed mixes. One of my favorites is using raspberry yogurt, betty crocker brownie mix and 2 tablespoons of instant espresso!! ~~ I bought No Pudge Brownies this morning at Super Target and made them already..they are really good!! I bought the cappucino and also the plain choc ones. Very rich..they are small thofor 2 pts a piece. I wondered if you took a box of regular brownie mix and added yogurt as your liquid if the points would come out similar? I thought the No Pudge were a bit pricey, but they are good so I would buy again if I couldnt make a cheaper similar point substitute that tasted as rich as these do. Zephyr I know you have had these as I have seen them on your journals....do you buy them a lot? Does anyone know the points for a box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker brownies(just the mix?) then I would add points for yogurt and divide by # of brownies I wanted to get out of the batch..... Caren ><(((*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 yummy thanks for the hint !!!!!. Zephyr Re: No Pudge Brownies Caren - you can sub yogurt for the oil/eggs in any brownie or cake mix. I like to use the different flavors of yogurt to create different flavors with the boxed mixes. One of my favorites is using raspberry yogurt, betty crocker brownie mix and 2 tablespoons of instant espresso!! ~~ I bought No Pudge Brownies this morning at Super Target and made them already..they are really good!! I bought the cappucino and also the plain choc ones. Very rich..they are small thofor 2 pts a piece. I wondered if you took a box of regular brownie mix and added yogurt as your liquid if the points would come out similar? I thought the No Pudge were a bit pricey, but they are good so I would buy again if I couldnt make a cheaper similar point substitute that tasted as rich as these do. Zephyr I know you have had these as I have seen them on your journals....do you buy them a lot? Does anyone know the points for a box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker brownies(just the mix?) then I would add points for yogurt and divide by # of brownies I wanted to get out of the batch..... Caren ><(((*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 yummy thanks for the hint !!!!!. Zephyr Re: No Pudge Brownies Caren - you can sub yogurt for the oil/eggs in any brownie or cake mix. I like to use the different flavors of yogurt to create different flavors with the boxed mixes. One of my favorites is using raspberry yogurt, betty crocker brownie mix and 2 tablespoons of instant espresso!! ~~ I bought No Pudge Brownies this morning at Super Target and made them already..they are really good!! I bought the cappucino and also the plain choc ones. Very rich..they are small thofor 2 pts a piece. I wondered if you took a box of regular brownie mix and added yogurt as your liquid if the points would come out similar? I thought the No Pudge were a bit pricey, but they are good so I would buy again if I couldnt make a cheaper similar point substitute that tasted as rich as these do. Zephyr I know you have had these as I have seen them on your journals....do you buy them a lot? Does anyone know the points for a box of Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker brownies(just the mix?) then I would add points for yogurt and divide by # of brownies I wanted to get out of the batch..... Caren ><(((*> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 - Do you sub the yogurt for the oil and the eggs in the brownie mix? If so how much yogurt? The raspberry yogurt in brownies sounds great. Sherrie K Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2002 Report Share Posted July 1, 2002 - Do you sub the yogurt for the oil and the eggs in the brownie mix? If so how much yogurt? The raspberry yogurt in brownies sounds great. Sherrie K Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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