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White Chocolate Peppermint Brownies by Ashley

I always feel bad saying these are "by" me when I totally stole them from my friend Vanessa. They are so good they will make you want to slap your momma!!! And better yet they are easy breezy!!
You have to make these!!
Ingredients:
1 box of fudge brownies
1 bag of white chocolate morsels
1 tub of milk chocolate icing
3 peppermint candy canes
Directions:
Bake brownies according to package directions. As soon as they come out pour the entire bag of white chocolate chips on top of the brownies and let melt (after a few minutes spread white chocolate with spreader to cover brownies and let cool completely). Spread icing on top of white chocolate and then sprinkle with chopped candy canes...is that totally simple or what!?!?

Comments

Kristy said…
This sounds great! Definitely not a Weight Watchers dessert but good for a work party! Thanks for the recipe!
Vanessa said…
Glad you liked that recipe...they are super simple and still delicious! Happy New Year!
Vanessa said…
Glad you like that recipe...they are super simple and still delicious! Happy New Year!

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