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Slow Cooker Chocolate Chip-Brownie Cake
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6 Ratings

5 spoons
4 spoons 33%
3 spoons
2 spoons 33%
1 spoons 33%
Blogger Brooke McLay from Cheeky Kitchen cooks two classics--chocolate chip cookies and brownies--into a single decadent cake…using the slow cooker!
Prep: 10 MinTotal: 2 Hr 10 Min
1 - 5 of 5 Reviews
Posted 3/26/2013 7:02:56 PM REPORT ABUSE Bookmama48 said:
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I never could decide if it was ready or not. The sides were hard and dry by the time the center had Set. There are some things that are better done the way the bag or box dictates. I'm sorry but it was a waste of 4 eggs, a stick of butter and 2 Betty Crocker products.
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Posted 1/20/2013 8:32:13 PM REPORT ABUSE ksnell said:
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It was ok. I will not be making this again.
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Posted 9/7/2012 9:01:53 PM REPORT ABUSE nolechik said:
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Here's my 2 cents... For the brownie mix I used a richer mix and used the Betty Crocker cookie mix as recipe called for. As far as the recipe taste goes...AWESOME! If you have ever had the Triple Chocolate Meltdown at Applebees, this was pretty close to that = HEAVEN! However, because I couldn't tell from the recipe if I should make the mixes according to the box, when i started having a thick mix using just the eggs and butter I logged in to read comments and saw someone say "make the mix with box ingredients and then add the butter and eggs". Came out great. Except... as it cooked I saw that the sides were definitely cooking faster than the rest of the dessert. So, I started pushing the sides into the batter so the uncooked batter would run to the edges. What it created was a yummy cake base with gooey ooey yummy goodness. The only bad thing is it didn't really keep the cookie and the brownie separate. But, I don't care the result was a to die for chocolate goodness. I scooped out the parts that were done and served...some of the loose batter came with it but hey that made it all the more yummy. Then before it was all the way done, I scooped out the rest of the done parts with the gooey parts so when I zapped it in the micowave it would cook a bit but not burn or get hard. You just have to play with it a tad and the whole 2 hr time... just watch it. Thanks for yumminess!
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Posted 9/3/2012 6:37:23 PM REPORT ABUSE SLC34 said:
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By the photo it looked like the cake would be warm and gooey. It was warm but not gooey. If they added fudge sauce then that should have been stated in the directions. Overall I was underwhelmed. Two hours was too long to cook. It was burnt around the edges and didn't smell all that great. However, it tasted good. Not great. Not amazing like I thought it would, but okay. The kids, who love anything chocolate chip and brownie, didn't like it. I probably won't make this again.
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Posted 7/16/2012 7:20:56 PM REPORT ABUSE Iyakutanda said:
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This recipe has all the elements to be really good, however the cooking instructions don't work...at all. Cooking this on high for one hour will leave an unevenly cooked mess with an obsidian-like burned edges. I question whether this should be cooked in a crock pot at all. I think you'd get further just throwing in an oven. On another note, while the added egg is necessary, you should otherwise prepare the mixes as the instructions dictate.
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