EatingWell Fudge Brownies

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jesshurl82 - February 2, 2008 06:27:11 PM PST

If the two of you had continued through the entire recipe and read the modifications available, then you would realize that there are substitution options for people that want to cut more fat and sugar.

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stop false claim

lientluong - February 2, 2008 06:21:35 PM PST

This is a misleading claim for low caloric desert because the reduction of calories has to do with smaller size of each serving. This is nothing new, so please, stop the misleading claim.

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Weirdos

Misti F - February 2, 2008 07:03:00 PM PST

Hmmm.....I read all about the recipes and NO WHERE did I read that yahoo claims these desserts are supossed to make you 'skinny' or help you 'loose weight'.....you clearly dont pay much attention to anything do Ya?? They are called EATING WELL, you know....HEALTHIER than the avarage brownie, cake ect...recipes! Get it right before you throw anymore tissy fits....Dumb A**!!

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zok101 - February 2, 2008 07:00:58 PM PST

If you want a healthy brownie, try this: No Pudge Fat-Free brownie mix, which is available at most grocery stores (Safeway, Whole Foods, King Soopers, Trader Joes, etc.) or you can buy online. All-natural ingredients (nothing hydrogenated!), comes in four flavors, and all you add is vanilla (or another flavor) yogurt according to the instructions. My wife and I bought a box because it was on sale for next to nothing and took our first bites near the kitchen sink, ready to spit out what was sure to be a yucky taste experience. Instead, we ate our brownies and ended up raving for ten minutes, wondering why this brand isn't more popular. They're less oily/gooey then regular brownies, but they're an exceptionally good substitute. If you're missing your brownies, give these a shot!

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These aren

Sandy - February 2, 2008 06:34:02 PM PST

They come from Kraft.com. Or eatingwell.com. Or lots of other websites.

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Karinne C - February 2, 2008 06:19:12 PM PST

What is the purpose of the applesauce in this recipe if you are going to be adding eggs anyway? And three eggs at that! Way too much fat and sugar. How about a recipe with Splenda in it? No wonder Yahoo is being sold.

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DIET-FRIENDLY RECIPE? I THINK NOT.

tblaseley - February 2, 2008 06:05:24 PM PST

Yahoo recipes are STUPID. Anyone who knows anything about weight loss, knows that a recipe loaded with sugar and wheat flour is going to pack on the pounds. It is the height of stupidity to call a recipe like this one diet-friendly, or guilt-free.

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