no pudge fudge brownie stuff...

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oh my god. Im in chocolate heaven.
This has to be the best brownie I have ever tasted.
Who cares that it is advertised as 'no fat'. This brownie tops them all.

have you had it yet?
http://www.nopudge.com/

im typing
licking my fingers
typing
lick
type
lick

i gotta go make some more.

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We've ordered it online when it is unavailable at Whole Foods.

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Trader Joe's has it, too.

Plenty of sugar, though, can't get TOO excited about the "no pudge" part...

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Central market carries it now.

just........ WOW. it is really good!
I am amazed.

We found it looking for something we could make for Beans birthday 'cake' . She cant have any milk so is SO allergic to it , it isnt even funny.

This stuff can be used with soy yogurt. Right up her little alley.

well, she has yet to taste any Laughing

thank goodness her birthday is a few weeks away..

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Ya know, I'm almost certain that was sozlet's 2-y-o birthday "cake", too!

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Oops. Central Market is what I was thinking of. Do they carry all three (I think three) flavors now?

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yeah.
I am not fond of the " no pudge" gimmick..
sugar = pudge
calories = pudge

so.. ehh.. that doesnt appeal to me.

Im just surprised at how GOOD it is.

what kind did you get for sozlet?

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I didn't see calories per serving on the website, does it say on the mix? I don't worry about fat, but I do watch calories.

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Yeah, that's the "sugar" bit, above. Don't have one now to look at, but remember there are tons o' calories.

I don't get it for the "no pudge", just for the taste + ease of making it. (I think that's what shewolf was saying, too...)

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per serving it is 90. Add per serving what ever type of yogurt you use .

I use stonyfield farms or silk if it is for Bean.

both make less then 120 calories per serving.

serving being 2 tablespoons of mix, one tablespoon of yogurt. about a 2 inch square brownie.

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exactly.

im not buying into the no-pudge junk.

it is just a really good, really easy brownie mix

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One brownie with a cup of tea would be a nice snack, but of course who can eat just one.

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Honestly, I can eat just one of these.
They are so thick and have a GREAT chocolate flavor.
One really DOES hit the spot.

I tell ya, these are quite amazing brownies.

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OK I'm sold, my local health food store has them and I'll give them a try. (Wolfie, they should send you a few free boxes for marketing them) .

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ha!
Would be nice if they did.

If you are like me , and can easily reach the point of ' too much' chocolate in a snack... these will be right up your alley.

One brownie is enough simply because they are so rich, it is too MUCH to eat another one.

but I will get off my promotional soap box now
:-)

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I'm all over this crap! It's too sweet, but it's so easy and so yummy, otherwise. Have you tried using different flavored yogurts?

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i will today.

I got a small single serve yogurt with my box to just see what it tastes like.

I just got some more, and I got strawberry and a french vanilla.

after dinner tomorrow Im going to be munching on a big soft gooey piece of brownie..........
mmmmmmmm

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I most often buy chocolate yogurt to throw into the mix, but lemon yogurt is also good with many of the varieties. If you get plain yogurt and add the vanilla extract, it's just a hint less sweet (or am I fooling myself?).

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What's the serving size, though? Two crumbs?

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How many calories in an actual no fat brownie, or how big of a brownie is 90 calories?
One 2-inch square brownie=90calories AND NO FAT!!!
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