1Millionaire Brownie Traybake
2After Dinner Mint Brownies
As this sweet treat contains uncooked egg, make sure to use British Lion stamped ones. We’ve turned the popular after dinner mint into a gooey brownie.
Recipe: After Dinner Mint Brownies
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3Best chocolate brownie recipe
Good Housekeeping UKLooking for the perfect brownie recipe – a chocolate square that’s glossy on top, and dense and fudgy in the centre? Look no further…
Recipe: Best chocolate brownies recipe
4Bacon and creme egg chocolate brownies
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5Vegan brownies
Oscar Hather / Good HousekeepingYou’d never know this indulgent brownies recipe is vegan, filled with pecans and caramel.
Recipe: Vegan brownies
6Baked Alaska Brownie Cake
Good Housekeeping UKThis giant Baked Alaska has a squidgy brownie base, just add your favourite ice cream flavour!
Recipe: Baked Alaska Brownie Cake
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7Malteser brownies
Good Housekeeping UKWith the perfect level of squidge, these moreish malteser brownie squares are guaranteed to satisfy even the most intense chocolate craving.
Recipe: Maltesers Brownies
8Jaffa cake brownies
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9Jammie Dodger Brownies
Good Housekeeping UKAlready decorated with hearts without any extra effort required, these biscuit-topped brownies are an easy Valentine 's Day treat. Oh, and did we mention they're studded with raspberry jam and peanut butter?!
Recipe: Jammie Dodger brownies
10Peppermint brownies
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11Baileys and Nutella brownies
Good Housekeeping UK 12Flourless chocolate brownie recipe
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13Cherry cheesecake brownie recipe
Good Housekeeping UK 14Marshmallow crunch brownie recipe
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15Low-fat chocolate brownie recipe
Good Housekeeping UKMost chocolate brownie recipes contain lashings of butter, but what if you’re after a less sinful treat? We’ve perfected a version using sunflower oil, and much less of it.
Recipe: Low-fat chocolate brownies
16Blondie brownie recipe
Good Housekeeping UKThis white chocolate brownie recipe is the perfect teatime treat!
Recipe: Blondies
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17Frosted Guinness brownie recipe
Good HousekeepingGuinness adds a wonderful depth of flavour to this dark and delightful brownie recipe.
Recipe: Guinness brownies
18Maple, bacon and pecan brownie recipe
Good Housekeeping UKTry something new with this Triple-Tested brownie recipe. Odd though it may sound, the bacon adds a wonderful depth to these moreish squares. Trust us, it works – think bacon and syrup pancakes.
Recipe: Bacon brownies
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19Marbled peanut butter brownie recipe
Good Housekeeping UK 20Beetroot and ginger brownie recipe
Good Housekeeping UKDeviate from your standard chocolate brownie recipe and try something different today! The earthiness of beetroot and warmth of ginger mix beautifully with chocolate.
Recipe: Beetroot and ginger brownies

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