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Cheesecake Brownies

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Brownie mix, prepare for your debut in cheesecake. Cream cheese is your co-star, with applesauce making a surprise cameo appearance to help make this recipe a smart one.
time
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10 min
total:
40 min
servings
total:
32 servings
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posted:8/16/2008
I make this for every get together I go to. And I always come home with an empty pan. Delicious, Moist, and a Applesauce Lover's Delight.
posted:7/4/2008
The brownies had a horrible tangy after taste that not only I noticed, but my husband did as well. They were inedible, and we just threw them out. Yuck!! I think the cream cheese needed to be sweeter or something.
posted:5/27/2008
I used oil instead of applesauce, eggs instead of egg whites and I added peanut butter to the cream cheese mixture. The peanut butter gave it a great flavor. I topped it with peanut butter chips and it was a huge hit!
posted:5/26/2008
I made these brownies for a Memorial Day cookout and everyone loved it! I baked them in a mini-muffin pan so they were bite sized. And FYI--if u make them as cupcakes reduce the baking time or they will burn.
posted:5/12/2008
Okay, but I think I would prefer just regular brownies
posted:5/10/2008
Good, but I'll make it in a small pan next time they are better blended and thicker.
posted:3/23/2008
I did not use the cream cheese but I did substitute the oil with applesauce and the eggs with only TWO egg whites. Using more egg whites makes it cakier. I mixed it by hand and poured it into a 13x9-inch baking dish lightly sprayed with cooking spray. I baked it at 350 degrees for about 23-25 minutes. They did not come out rubbery or cakey, but very fudgy and delicious. I like it better than using the traditional recipe, plus it's healthier!
posted:3/15/2008
I thought the brownies were rubbery and had very little taste. I was highly disappointed. I think that if you added back either the oil or the whole eggs that the recipe could still be healthy and have more taste. I would also add vanilla to the cream cheese mixture.
posted:3/11/2008
I thought they were great!! So did everyone that ate them.
posted:2/27/2008
sounds easy and delicious!
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