Fudgy, chocolatey brownies are topped with ice cream and your favorite toppings and turned into these decadent brownie sundaes.
EQUIPMENT
1 Baking Sheets
1 Foil
1 Mixing Bowls
1 Whisk
INGREDIENTS
6pcsWaffle Bowls
1boxBrownie Mix , (I used Betty Crocker Fudge)
2pcseggs
1/2cupOil
3tbspWater
1bowlToppings: ice cream, hot fudge, caramel sauce, sprinkles, whipped cream, cherries, etc.
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INSTRUCTIONS
In a large bowl, whisk together boxed brownie mix, eggs, oil and water until fully combined.
Place all six waffle bowls on a baking sheet.
Cut 6 pieces of foil about 15 inches long (it’s best to pull out 2 sheets, stack them and cut three equal strips from each piece) and wrap the rim of each bowl tightly.
Divide the batter evenly between the six waffle bowls, they will each be about half way full.
Bake for 25 minutes at 350 degrees.
Once they are done baking, carefully move them to a cooling rack for about 5 minutes then remove the foil.
They are ready to be served, just add your favorite toppings!
NOTES
Storage Instructions:
Store leftovers in an airtight container for up to 5 days. No need to put them in the refrigerator. I suggest popping them into the microwave for 10-15 seconds to soften the brownie a bit if you are eating them as leftovers!
Other FAQ suggestions:
Don’t use cracked bowls! If you open the waffle bowl package and notice that one or two of the bowls have a slight crack, I suggest not using those. The batter will leak out during baking.
Is it really necessary to add foil? YES! This prevents the bowls from spreading out and losing their shape and keeps the edges from burning. I included an image of what the bowl looks like after being baked using foil and what one looks like without foil.
It's super easy to double this recipe to make it for a larger crowd! And these are perfect for kiddos to help with and add their own toppings to each of their bowls!