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Lavender Fudge Brownie Mix: Deep Chocolate, a Secret Floral Finish
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Chocolate lovers, meet your new favorite pan. Our Lavender Fudge Brownie Mix bakes rich, fudgy brownies with deep chocolate flavor and a subtle, sweet floral finish. The lavender stays gentle so chocolate is the star, but guests always notice something extra is going on. Expect to be asked for the secret ingredient, and decide in advance whether you are telling.
Tips for truly fudgy brownies
- Line the pan. Parchment with overhanging edges lets you lift the whole slab out for neat cuts.
- Stir, do not whip. Mixing gently keeps the texture dense and fudgy instead of cakey.
- Watch the center. Brownies are done when the edges look set and a toothpick from the middle comes out with moist crumbs, not wet batter.
- Cool before cutting. At least an hour if you can stand it. A warm knife wiped between cuts gives clean edges.
Ways to dress them up
| Idea | How |
|---|---|
| Lavender whipped cream | Top each piece with softly whipped cream; see Fudge Brownies with Lavender Whipped Cream |
| Cheesecake swirl | Swirl sweetened cream cheese and strawberries over the batter; see Strawberry Cheesecake Swirl Lavender Brownies |
| Halloween dirt cups | Crumble brownies into pudding cups with candy worms; see Graveyard Lavender Brownie Dirt Cups |
| Simple and classic | Warm, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a dusting of powdered sugar |
Where it fits
This is a potluck, bake sale and cozy-night-in mix. A pan travels well, cuts into plenty of pieces, and the lavender gives it a little story to tell. Around here, brownies disappear fast after a long day in the field.
Storing mix and brownies
Keep the unopened mix in a cool, dry cupboard. Baked brownies keep in an airtight container at room temperature for a few days. For longer storage, wrap individual pieces and freeze them; they thaw quickly and taste nearly fresh.
A gift for chocolate people
Pair the mix with hot chocolate mix or a bag of lavender coffee in the Gift Box Builder for a chocolate lover's basket.
Frequently asked questions
Will people taste the lavender?
They will notice something special, usually as a soft finish after the chocolate. It does not taste floral up front.
Can I add mix-ins?
Yes. A handful of chocolate chips or chopped nuts folded in at the end works well. Keep additions modest so the brownies bake evenly.
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