Today my husband and I were watching TV and saw a commercial for brownies that are low calorie. My husband says 'mmmmmmm... brownies' in a Homer J. Simpson kind of way. I on the other hand had a baby 10 months ago and am trying to watch everything I eat so that I can loose weight but I want a brownie too. I remember seeing a post on Pinterest about Dt. Coke and Brownie mix. I go on line, find that recipe and figure, heck, this should be easy especially since I have brownie mix and Dt. Pepsi! I prefer Pepsi over Coke anyway.
- I pull out my brownie mix. Crap. It has walnuts in it, I hope that doesn't mess it up.
- I pull out a can of Dt. Pepsi. I hope there isn't some kind of magic ingredient in Coke that isn't in Pepsi.
- I read the directions that are given on the website: http://auntpegsrecipebox.blogspot.com/2011/02/diet-coke-brownies.html
- I pull out a glass casserole dish and measure it. Yup 9x13, SWEEEEET
- I turn on the oven to 350 degrees and start making it.
After I stir it, I realise that all the walnuts are sinking to the bottom. OK... so I'll have walnuts at the bottom instead of randomly... whatever.
I put it into my casserole dish and happily throw it in the oven. 30 min later I check it. Not done.
I put it back in for another 10 min. Not done. Another 10 min... Seems kind of done, I will cut it. ICK!!! Mushy on the bottom. NOT DONE.
Hmmm... My husband points out that its a glass dish and not an actual pan. Does that make a diff? So I lower the temp to 340 and put a pan under the casserole dish. Another 15 min. NOT DONE.
I give up.
Did I get compliments? Uhhh... no.
Will I make it again? Not in a friggin glass casserole dish!!
Was it really because it was glass and not metal?
This is why I don't bake!
FAILED!!!
Update Sep. 18th
I tried this again but used a regular brownie pan and not a glass dish. It was a little better but it was still really mushy. I would not recommend following the Dt. soda and brownie mix for low calorie brownies. They tasted okay but they ended up being thrown away.
Still a fail.
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