Halloween Brownie Bites
Ok, so I’m cheating. This isn’t really a recipe, just a festive way to use a mix. I found Halloween colored sprinkles at the grocery store and thought this would be cute.
Alright, alright, so maybe it’s just a reason to post a picture of the toddler. ;~)
Now, I actually envisioned smaller bites but I only had 1 min-muffin pan. There was more then enough mix to make 48 bites.
- 1 package of
VitaBrownie Mix (Chocolate Brownie Mix)
- 2 egg whites
- 1 ¼ cup water
Prepare brownie mix according to package. Evenly distribute in 24 cup mini-muffin pan. Sprinkle with jimmies.
Bake for about 23 minutes in a preheated 375 degree oven.
As prepared, each bite is about 50 calories, less then a g of fat and 3.5 g of fiber! That’s half of what a VitaBrownie is. If you make 48 cut the nutritional info in half again! I don’t know about you but I’d rather eat 4 bites then one brownie, even though it’s the same amount. Call me simple but it’s easy to trick this mind into thinking it’s eating more. ;~)
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Labels: DessertIdeas
posted by Roni
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10:39 PM
8 Comments :
Can I purchase these vita mixes in the store??
Also, what is the nutritional value, I didn't see it on their website. How are they different than other brands?
We made cupcakes yesterday! UGH!!!
Did you dress the toddler in an orange shirt to match the pic...don't lie ;)
Jenn
LMAO!!! Honestly I didn't. lol I had to actually go to my own site and check after reading your comment in my email. Ok, I may be a little obsessed with the photos but not that obsessed!
leeann - I asked the vita people they said the mixes are here...
Mixes are sold in:
Stop&Shop
Shaw’s
Harris Teeter
Gristedes - NYC
I haven't seen them by me which is why I post a link to thier store.
Next to the cute boy's little hands the bites look quite large!
Roni, Thank you for sharing all your ideas. I do not know if you have shared this product but I just discovered them. The are called Flat Out Wraps. They are soft and so much better for sandwichs than tortilla wraps. The Mulit Grain has 100 calories and 8 g. of fiber the Italian Herb 90 calories and 9 g of fiber. Both only one point and they are huge. I just found them at my grocery store and I lover the. Here is a website if you are not familiar. Thanks again for sharing. www.flatoutbreadcom
Janice
SO yummy! I tried to buy some mixes last week but I couldn't find my cc. I may have to place an order this week though. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Roni, I'm a daily visitor to your site, and a huge fan of your healthy, delicious recipes. I had a question--do your VitaMuffin experiments defrost well? I noticed you often freeze your individual "treats" for later and I wanted to make these ahead of time for a Halloween party and freeze them, but I'm unsure of how they will taste. Thanks!
Anonymous - They do. The only time I had a problem was when I left them in the freezer for a few months.
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