Brownie Recipes

Homemade Chocolate Chip Banana Waffle Recipe - Using Fairytale Brownies!

Monday, August 30, 2010 by Hilary Lee

Hi Fairytale Fans!

I am writing this blog on behalf of our Human Resources Assistant, Janet. Janet recently sent a package of fudge brownies to her cousin Liz, and Liz's grandkids, Carson and Riley. Carson and Riley were so excited about the brownie gift that they decided to create a homemade waffle recipe using the best brownies, Fairytale Brownies! I have to admit, while writing this blog my mouth began to water. The recipe sounds delicious and very simple to make. Thank you Carson and Riley for such a yummy homemade waffle recipe. I can't wait to try these at home with my own son, Austin. What a great way to spend quality time together while eating delicious fudge brownies! If you'd like to use Fairytale Brownies for your recipe too, just visit brownies.com and send brownies to yourself today!

Fairytale Chocolate Chip Banana Waffles

Ingredients:

2 eggs
1 and 3/4 cup milk
1/2 cup vegetable oil
2 cups all purpose flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 large or 2 small bananas (mashed)
1 crumbled up Chocolate Chip Fairytale Brownie

Directions:

Preheat Waffle Iron
In a large mixing bowl, beat eggs until fluffy
Add remaining ingredients and mix together
Spray waffle iron with non-stick cooking spray
Pour mix into hot waffle iron and cook until golden brown.
Keep warm in oven while remaining waffles cook.

Carson & Riley pictured below.

I LEFT MY BROWNIE IN SAN FRANCISCO!

Saturday, August 28, 2010 by Eileen Spitalny

We are thrilled to share that you can now buy gourmet Fairytale Brownies in Original, Toffee Crunch and Cream Cheese Belgian Chocolate brownie flavors at Farm Fresh to You inside the Ferry Building Marketplace in San Francisco, CA. http://www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com/farm_fresh.php

Farm Fresh to You store is an amazing store with local organic produce and they have a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) for those of you living in the area. We are so happy to share our locally produced family recipe of fudgy chocolate brownies as part of their gourmet grocery offerings. If you're not in the San Francisco area, don't worry! We are located in many retail locations throughout the Southwest. Visit brownies.com, or click this link to find our other retail locations: http://www.brownies.com/customer_service/ca_locations.aspx.

Summer with Fairytale Brownies

Thursday, July 1, 2010 by Melissa Eisenstein

I know most people don’t associate fudgy chocolate brownies with the hot days of summer, but I’m sure there are MANY different ways to use them for cool, delicious desserts or snacks for the whole family! As many of you all know, our rich Belgian chocolate brownies are able to be stored in the refrigerator or freezer. Did you know that you can eat them in that solid state? They’re wonderfully dense, almost like a true fudge when they’re cold, and they cool you down marvelously! I'm especially fond of our gourmet Mint Chocolate Brownie, right out of the fridge. As you’ve seen in our catalog, you can also top them with your favorite ice cream as well, and make a rich brownie sundae, perfect for the hot summer weather! If it were me, I’d top it with hot fudge or caramel sauce and a few berries and call it good.

As a side note to that, one of our local fans called late yesterday, and asked for the recipe for the gourmet brownie sundae on the cover of our Summer 2010 catalog (pictured here)...here's the details:

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
Chopped fresh strawberries
Chocolate chunks (I would use semi-sweet, but go with your preference)

You'll need to melt the ice cream slighly to mix in the items.
After you re-freeze the ice cream, just sandwich a scoop between 2 of our fudgy chocolate brownies, and you'll have a refreshing summer treat!

If any of you readers have come up with any ideas for delicious Fairytale Brownie desserts, please submit them to here ! I’d love to try something new and delicious. Just a thought to add as well, Wednesday July 7 is "National Chocolate Day"! I couldn't think of a better way to celebrate than with a Fairytale Brownie! Happy 4th everyone! Be safe.

QVC - Buy Brownies Online!

Friday, June 18, 2010 by Hilary Lee

Last year, Fairytale Brownies was a featured item on QVC's segment of luxurious chocolate gifts. Various customers who ordered our special assortment of gourmet brownies from QVC left great feedback on the product and their experience with our company. Below are some of the fantastic reviews left by those customers. Also, if you follow the link below, you can see the special QVC assortment we featured on the segment!

http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail/params.item.M18026.desc.Fairytale-Brownies-4-lb-Brownie-Assortment

OMG - JUST OUT OF THIS WORLD ****** (5 stars)
"At first I said how can they be worth the money for brownies, but boy was I wrong. With every bite, you can taste the high quality of the recipe and there are many flavors for everyone. They can each have their favorite. I guess it is true, you get what you pay for. I will wait for easy pay to buy again, but I will buy again and again and again!"
~ Posted by maroc 02-13-10

BEST KEPT SECRET ***** (5 stars)
"I sent these to a friend for Christmas. Took a chance, had never heard of this company. My friend called all of his friends to tell them that these were the best brownies he had ever eaten. What a great purchase. Highly recommend this item!"
~ Posted by beckee on 05-05-10

MOST DECADENT BY A CHOCOLATE LOVER ***** (5 stars)
"I have ordered brownies online for years, and they are the best I've ever had. Decadent chocolate brownies! Love love love them! Order them for everyone you know who loves chocolate!"
~ Posted by cstog on 09-21-09

HAVE A FAIRYTALE DAY! ***** (5 stars)
"I have purchased these brownies for many years for my family, friends, co-workers, and customers. I also gave a box of Sprites to my child's teachers. These have always been of terrific quality and we have enjoyed all of the flavors. One tip... if you can't eat them all at once, put them in the freezer and take out as needed. Great warm with a little ice-cream!"
~ Posted by neani on 02-27-09

Fairytale Cookies, Cookies and More Cookies!

Friday, May 21, 2010 by Kim Silva

When you think of decadent gourmet brownies, Fairytale Brownies immediately comes to mind, now you'll be saying the same about cookies! The deadline is just around the corner and we're baking test batch after test batch to get the new Fairytale Cookie line launched. The official launch is this coming September, but the recipes need to be finalized for our annual Spring catalog photo shoot in June.

We are planning to introduce four flavors of cookies this Fall:

Blondie with chocolate chips & white chocolate chips
Blondie with pecans & caramel
Dark Chocolate with double chocolate chips
Dark Chocolate with white chocolate chips & walnuts

So far, my favorites are turning out to be the Dark Chocolate with double chocolate chips and the Blondie with pecans & caramel, which someone likened to pecan pie - yum!

Our staff has had the arduous task of sampling the cookies, mistakes and all. . . . They just love when we are introducing new products, it's so exciting for everyone at Fairytale Brownies to play a part in the process - especially the tasting process!

Not only will we have our decadent fudge brownies for you to choose from, now we'll have delicious cookies too. Just add milk (or Fairytale Coffee or Cocoa) and you'll have the perfect gourmet treat!

Fudge brownie 1lb. Tray a Deal of the Day at Fairytale Bakery

Wednesday, May 5, 2010 by Eileen Spitalny

ABC 15-TV's Daphne Munro visited the Fairytale Bakery this week to film for today's Deal of the Day. If you missed the promotion for Fairytale Brownies - it aired at 5 p.m. Wednesday (click here or view at their website) -http://www.abc15.com/content/news/smartshopper/story/Deal-of-the-Day-Snap-up-this-Fairytale-treat-at-1/DJHBnmtdh0O4nhxWpF79cA.cspx

Today's deal is the 1 lb. Original or Walnut Brownie Tray for $5.50. The trays regularly sell for $10.95.

The brownie trays are the perfect cut-and-serve option for dessert. Serve them as is, or include them in your favorite fudge brownie dessert recipe.

Because the tray covers are not mail-order friendly, they cannot be shipped. Come buy brownies TODAY, May 6! We're open until 5pm. Also, we have last minute shopping for Mother's Day and those items can be shipped or taken with you.
Another idea - next week is Teacher's and Nurses Week which the 1 lb. tray is a perfect price and sized item to hand out for those occasions! And such a deal, only $5.50 tray! Thanks again Daphne and Channel 15 ABC Crew!

Cream cheese topping dresses up brownies for visiting guests

Tuesday, April 27, 2010 by Alyssa Andrews

My nephew is getting married this weekend and there will be plenty of out-of-town guests arriving... beginning today!

I've discovered that fudgy chocolate brownies from Fairytale Brownies make the perfect treat when guests arrive. Not knowing when they had their last meal, eating a dark chocolate brownie will satisfy the hunger until the next mealtime arrives.

Fairytale Brownies by themselves are always a treat for my guests, but I recently experimented with a cream cheese/powdered sugar mixture to sandwich between two bite-sized brownie pieces. Then I tossed in some chocolate chips to add a little crunch. With some of the brownie pieces, I just spooned a dollop of the mixture and placed a chocolate chip on top.

I used Peanut Butter, Caramel, Chocolate Chip, and Cream Cheese brownies, and all of them tasted quite delicious. For this recipe, you can use any brownie flavor you like.

Cream Cheese Mixture
1 8 oz. package Cream Cheese
3/4 cup powdered sugar
1/4 - 1/2 cup Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips

Mix together. After assembling, keep refrigerated until ready to serve.

We have a winner! 3 of them, actually.

Friday, April 23, 2010 by Kari Gayes

Thanks to everyone who participated in my little "Unwrapped" contest this week. And thanks for taking a few minutes to learn about how Fairytale Brownies makes the best brownies in the world!

The question I asked was this: who originated our delicious fudge brownie recipe, and what is his or her name? The correct answer is Fairytale Brownies co-founder David's mom orginated the chocolate brownie recipe, and her name is Nancy Kravetz.

So now for the winners. Congratulations to Amanda, Alka and Rachael B for being randomly selected from the correct answers! You have a Fairytale Sprite Dozen coming your way. Just check your email for a message from me requesting your mailing address, and I'll get your fudgy chocolate brownies delivered ASAP!

Thanks again for playing!

Create sinful ice cream with gourmet brownies

Wednesday, April 7, 2010 by Alyssa Andrews

We are always looking for new recipes using Fairytale Brownies. Tricia Jones of Alabama has a blog - Sinful Southern Sweets - and recently used some of our fudge brownies to make chocolate ice cream. Her recipe doesn't specify what flavor brownies she used, but I would think that each Fairytale flavor would give the ice cream a different personality. With 12 flavors from which to choose, there would be quite a few combinations!

For a delicious treat using Fairytale's gourmet brownies, check out Tricia's recipe with a little bit of help from Martha Stewart.

Gourmet Brownies means more than just addin

Saturday, March 20, 2010 by Eileen Spitalny

I just finished reading an article summarizing a report just released from the Center for Culinary Development (CCD) and Packaged Facts. It made me realize Fairytale customers and team members are right on the mark! The category trends include nostalgia, indulgence and flavor adventure. For nostalgia our Toffee Crunch Brownie with rich uncoated toffee pieces baked right in is so retro and decadent! Yummy, crunch candy and uber-indulgent brownies baked from Callebaut chocolate. For indulgence our Espresso Nib Brownie is an espresso brownie topped with crunchy cocoa nibs. Cocao Wow! And for flavor adventure our Raspberry Swirl with our Italian puree swirled in is nicely tart and that smooth chocolate finish on the tongue. We bake with a family recipe but this is not how Nancy used to make them. Growing up, David and I ate plain and walnut. We currently bake 12 flavors and have retired many others, chocolate is like a blank canvas. Enjoy, mix and play next time you are in the kitchen or create a choose your own dozen with Fairytale Brownies that speaks of your personality and taste. View our entire Fairytale Brownies flavor lineup here (Fairytale Brownies Flavors)!

Toffee Swirl Brownie Espresso Nib Brownie Raspberry Swirl Brownie

Fairytale Brownies New Product Testing - A Look Behind The Scenes!

Friday, March 12, 2010 by Kim Silva

This coming season we are planning to introduce NEW Fairytale Brownie Cookies! We are deep in the process of working on various recipes for these products, which can be easier said than done. . . .especially since this is not another gourmet brownie flavor, but a different baked good all together.

Many people don't realize that it can take up to a year or more to introduce a new product as there are numerous factors to consider when developing and testing new items. We must first come up with the idea of what we want to introduce - this is mostly based on customer feedback and current industry trends, but it must also fit our brand. Once we have figured out what we want to introduce, we then have to source the ingredients; making sure they are natural, kosher, readily available and meet our overall cost objectives. We must also take into consideration whether or not the product can be easily and efficiently produced using existing equipment.

Once we have figured out the actual item, recipe development can finally begin. We have a test kitchen on site at Fairytale Brownies Bakery in Phoenix and we utilize the services of Stephanie Green from Nutrition Studio, she is an R&D specialist in the baked goods industry. We'll go back and forth tasting, testing and tweaking the recipes until we come up with the perfect item. At this point the next phase of testing begins, which involves shelf-life, storage and ship-ability of the product. Ship-ability is important because we are in the mail order business, so if the item is not going to arrive in perfect condition, we can't introduce it. This could very well send us back to the kitchen for more recipe tweaking.

During the time the actual product itself is being finalized, our design team is working on packaging and the marketing team is working on how it will be sold and configured into our gift line.

All of this must take place prior to our Fall catalog photo shoot, which occurs annually in May. If we miss this deadline, the product will likely be delayed until the following Spring. As you can tell, the deadline for the coming 2010 Fall season is fast approaching so I must rush back to the test kitchen, a batch of chocolate brownie cookies is hot out of the oven and needs some tasting!

Gourmet Brownie Oscar Desserts!

Tuesday, March 2, 2010 by Kari Gayes

As you may know, the Academy Awards are this Sunday, honoring all the best films of 2009. As self-professed movie dorks, my husband and I host an Oscar viewing party each year where we dress up, eat hors d'oeuvres and desserts, drink champagne, and see who can guess the most winners correctly. This year, I'm planning to make all my desserts with our delicious gourmet Fairytale Brownies. I have a couple of great brownie recipes that I thought I would share.

Mini brownie cheesecakes: For these, I will run some of our dark chocolate brownies through a food processor until they become delicious brownie crumbs and press them into a mini muffin tin. I'll just use my favorite cheesecake recipe, bake and top with some brownie pieces or fruit.

Mini brownie sandwiches: For this, I'll use our bite-sized Magic Morsels, which are already the perfect mini brownie size. I'll cut them in half so they're half the thickness as usual and make a delicious creamy filling. Or maybe I'll try brownie ice cream sandwiches...

Do you have a great brownie recipe for a bite-sized dessert? Share it in the comments below, and I just might use it this weekend. I'll also post pictures of my gourmet brownie creations next week so you can see how they turn out!

Mint Brownie Recipe - St. Patrick's Day Brownie Idea

Monday, March 1, 2010 by Hilary Lee

March has arrived, and I started thinking about creative ways to use Fairytale Brownies in a St. Patrick's Day recipe. I scoured the internet for ideas and found this really great recipe from About.com's BusyCooks. The recipe is called Irish Mint Brownies - but I made a few small adjustments. Instead of baking the Mint Brownies from scratch, I've substituted them for our individually wrapped gourmet Mint Chocolate Brownies - which are to die for (and my personal favorite). I thought they would be perfect in this great brownie recipe! Imagine hand drizzled chocolate mint spread over our rich 3" x 3" Belgian Chocolate brownie. Yum!

Ingredients:
12 Mint Chocolate Fairytale Brownies

Green Frosting:
1 tub vanilla ready to spread frosting
1/2 tsp peppermint extract
Few drops of green food coloring

Top Frosting:
1 cup powdered sugar
2 tbsp cocoa
1 1/2 tbsp water
2 tbsp butter
1/2 tsp vanilla

Preparation:
Unwrap all 12 Fairytale Brownies. Arrange them on a serving plate, or line them in a pan. In a small bowl combine frosting, green food coloring and mint extract and beat will until frosting is evenly colored. Spread the mixture over the Fairytale Brownies.

In a medium bowl, mix with a wire wisk the powdered sugar and cocoa. In a microwave safe bowl, combine the butter, water and microwave for 30-45 seconds until the butter melts. Add the powdered sugar and wisk until smooth. Stir in the vanilla until smooth. You may need to add more water to reach a pouring consistency. Then carefully poor this frosting over the green frosting and gently spread to cover. Don't worry if some of the chocolate frosting mixes with the green frosting - that just looks pretty!

I've included a picture of the recipe, however keep in mind yours will look different if you use Fairytale Brownies. They will be square and not in a pie shape.

Here is the original recipe pic Here is our Mint Chocolate Fairytale Brownie

You can visit our website brownies.com to order brownies online, or you can call our customer service line at 800.324.7982 to reach our 24-hour customer service number. I've included the link to our Fairytale Dozen (here) but don't forget, if you are ordering brownies for this recipe, you'll want to order all Mint Chocolate Brownies so click the Choose Your Own Flavors button! I hope you find this brownie recipe delicious and useful.

Recipe courtesy of Busy Cooks (About.com http://busycooks.about.com/od/barcookierecipes/r/mintbrownies.htm)

Fairytale Brownies Blog

Friday, February 19, 2010 by Brandie Davenport

Thank you very much to everyone who takes the time to read the Fairytale Brownies blog! We recently had a meeting to discuss how we can make our blog more interesting and draw more readers to it. We have a team of 9 bloggers and I think we came up with some pretty good ideas. After our meeting I got to thinking and realized what better way to find out what you want to read but to ask you! So, what is it you like to hear about? Obviously our gourmet brownies, but what else? Would you like to see more behind the scenes posts from the Fairytale bakery? Would you like more ideas on what to buy brownies for? More brownie recipes? We would love to hear any ideas you might have!

Wacky February Holidays

Tuesday, February 2, 2010 by Brandie Davenport

February has a lot more happenings than just Valentine's Day!

February is Bake for Family Fun Month - If baking just isn't your thing, order a dozen original brownies online and decorate them with your family. If baking is your thing we have a ton of brownie recipes!
February is National Cherry Month - Yummm, a cherry Fairytale Brownie would be delicious!

February 8th - 14th is International Flirting Week - Sending your love interest a box of fudgy chocolate brownies would be quite a nice way to flirt with them!
February 12th - 15th is Random Acts of Kindness - A gourmet chocolate gift would be an awesome random act of kindness!

February 5th is World Nutella Day - I am not a Nutella fan but for those that are try spreading it on one of our yummy brownies!
February 19th is Chocolate Mint Day - Our delicious mint brownie has a day all to itself!

Hope everyone has a wonderful February!

Sweet Giving From The Heart With Fairytale Brownies

Friday, January 15, 2010 by Hilary Lee

Begin a new Valentine's Day tradition this year by sending that special someone a chocolate indulgence from Fairytale Brownies. New this year is the Valentine Keepsake Dozen. The handcrafted wooden box is filled with one each of every Fairytale Brownies flavor (Original, Caramel, Chocolate Chip, Cream Cheese, Espresso Nib, Mint Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Pecan, Raspberry Swirl, Toffee Crunch, Walnut and White Chocolate). Once the brownies are eaten, the box can be used to keep treasured mementos for years to come. Shoppers can take advantage of special pricing on the Valentine's Keepsake Dozen, regularly $45.95, sale price $38.90.

Other select Valentine's Day brownie gifts will be specially priced as w

ell. The Valentine Truffles box includes 9 fudgy bite-sized brownies enrobed in 60% dark chocolate, regularly priced at $24.95, sale price $19.95. The Valentine Truffles gift box includes three each of Caramel, Raspberry Swirl and Walnut flavors nestled in an elegant brown box with red satin bow.

The Valentine Sprite 24 ($36.90), Valentine Dozen ($33.90) and Valentine Morsel 24 ($26.90) are also specially priced for the holiday. Baking since 1992, Fairytale Brownies is known for its rich Callebaut gourmet chocolate brownies. Every batch of chocolate brownies is baked by hand using a 50-year-old family recipe and natural ingredients including pure creamery butter and farm fresh eggs. Fairytale Brownies are Certified Kosher. Order brownies today at brownies.com.

Fairytale Brownies in Bite-Sized Morsels -- a Dream Come True

Tuesday, January 12, 2010 by Hilary Lee

Article by By Amy Silverman in Shweet! courtesy of the Phoenix New Times Food Blog!!

We know there are those of you out there who strongly believe that pie is the next big thing, and we see the signs, sure, but we're also betting on the brownie.

On a recent trip to ABC Baking in Phoenix, we couldn't help but notice the prominent display of brownie-making and decorating supplies, and did you know Wilton has its own Brownie Fun! book?

Hmmmm. And what about that brownie-cutting pan on late night TV?

Locally we're still seeing a lot of love for the cupcake, but we forgot all about Sprinkles earlier this week, when a big box of Fairytale Brownies landed at New Times.

Now, this is a band of bakers with some history. The company started in the Valley in 1992, using a 50-year-old recipe someone's grandma graciously offered up (or perhaps not -- we don't know that part of the story) and Fairytale Brownies has been around ever since. You can find the brownies in some specialty shops, or order them online.

We groaned when we saw that box. So much for New Year's resolutions. But the FB folks (hmm, that could get confusing) graciously accomodated us with a box of individually wrapped, bite-sized morsels -- just 100 calories for an "original" brownie, rather than double that for one of their traditional-sized treats.

And they taste just as good as we remember. Perhaps a trend is reborn.

Peanut Buster Brownies make deliciously easy treat

Monday, December 14, 2009 by Alyssa Andrews

Because I'm considered the "brownie lady" to my friends, when I go to a party, it's expected that I bring brownies. Yesterday was one of those times. I went to a "dessert" theater holiday performance. The audience sips coffee and samples various desserts while the performers do their thing.

I decided to modify an old dessert pizza recipe to make individual treats. Here is my recipe for PEANUT BUSTER BROWNIES...

PEANUT BUSTER BROWNIES

18 Fairytale Brownies (I used 6 Original, 6 Peanut Butter and 6 Chocolate Chip)
1 cup creamy peanut butter
1 8 oz. package of cream cheese
1 cup brown sugar
2 packages of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (1.6 oz. size - 2 cups in a package)
chopped peanuts
Fairytale Endings Chocolate Sauce

Mix peanut butter, cream cheese and brown sugar until smooth. Spread over individual brownies.

Chop the peanut butter cups and sprinkle on top of brownies. Sprinkle peanuts on top of brownies as well (I just eyeballed it).

Melt 3 heaping tablespoons of Fairytale Endings Chocolate Sauce in microwave and drizzle over brownies.

You can either serve right away or cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until ready to serve.

If you are serving more than one dessert, you might want to cut the brownies in half because they're quite rich. Here is a picture of a "Sprites" version.

This is such an easy recipe to make. Not having to bake the brownies saves you lots of time, too!

Fairytale Brownie & Caramel Cheesecake!

Monday, December 7, 2009 by Hilary Lee

We had such an awesome treat today when the owner of Arizona Cheesecake Company stopped by and gave us a custom Fairytale Brownie & Caramel Cheesecake!

OMG is all I have to say - the 9" cheesecake was totally delicious. The ingredients he used in the cheesecake were: Cream Cheese, Sugar, Fairytale Brownies (crushed), Eggs, Brown Sugar, Cream, Butter, Flour, Fairytale Brownies Caramel Sauce, Corn Starch and Vanilla. We are going to try and get the recipe to share with all of you so you can make this sweet treat at home. The only thing I think it needed was MORE deliciously fudgy Fairytale Brownies :-)).

Arizona Cheesecake Company:
731 S Arizona Ave
Chandler, AZ 85225
480-444-2524

Customer Brownie Story!

Tuesday, December 1, 2009 by Hilary Lee

My personal story with chocolate and brownies started at 10 yrs old.I was at a local fair and I won 25 pounds of chocolate... every childs wildest dream..and every parents nightmare... when the called my name for the raffle, my dad made it to the stage first. by the time I arrived almost all my chocolate was gone!!!!...he was a very giving man, and as the dad of a minor..and he said...he gave me the $2 to spend...which instead of rides like my brother and sister.. i chose raffle tickets to win chocolate. I was so upset that I grabbed 3 boxes and went in a corner and ate a whole pound!(still cant believe it!) That night I was rushed to the hospital.. to find out I had to stay away from eating chocolate for years. I swelled up like a balloon and had trouble breathing... so I decided since I couldnt eat it, to develop my own recipe and test others for brownies.. at least I could smell the chocolate and then get peoples reactions. My brownies were so good that some of the most wealthy people in America at the time who were aquaintences, asked me to start making their brownies for themselves and party guests!.... then the brownie making subsided and I was able to become a chocoholic again... so when I discovered Fairytale Brownies, my dreams came true! My faves are Toffee Crunch, Caramel, cheesecake, and plain. Thank you Fairy Tale Brownies for coming into our lives!

Name: Cathy B.
City: W Palm Beach
State: FL