PHILADELPHIA Marble Brownies

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A generations-old recipe that never loses its appeal mostly because, as one fan says, “It's the BEST way to have both a brownie & a cheesecake simultaneously.”

time

prep:

20 min

total:

1 hr

servings

total:

32 servings

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jswisher2

posted:11/13/2009

Makes an ordinary box of brownies really special.

witchkat

posted:9/26/2009

This recipe is terrific. My co-workers go crazy over these. Super simple and really delicious.

alecia43

posted:8/7/2009

After reading all of the great reviews, I wanted to make these. The first time they turned out like a cake instead of brownies. Not sure what I did wrong. I tried it again, and the 2nd time they tasted like they weren't done.

Tammi123

posted:5/24/2009

I made these brownies for the teachers at my daughter's school. I was looking for something different than your normal fudge brownie and this was definitely it! Everyone loved them!

hannah9158

posted:4/21/2009

I just made this dish and it was a big hit!!! I made the brownies with applesauce instead of oil and used the lower fat cream cheese. TASTED GREAT!!!!! Definitely will make again.

janeennie

posted:3/13/2009

so simple big hit @ parties

a cook

posted:3/2/2009

DELICIOUS!! What a great way to step up an ordinary brownie mix with hardly any extra work! I used semi-sweet choc. chips instead of chunks to make it even easier. Tastes even better the next day if it lasts that long. Gourmet brownies, no effort, gotta love it!

liltowsongirl02

posted:1/4/2009

I made these for a Christmas party at work...very tasty.

tinydancer5785

posted:12/14/2008

These brownies are out of this world! I brought these to a christmas party, and I got rave reviews. I would def. make this again. So yummy!

arleen104

posted:12/6/2008

Make these for the football team . A big hit. Want me to make more for next year team