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Brownie Brittle is a crispy, thin snack that tastes like the edges of brownies — that slightly chewy, crunchy part many people love. Here's a breakdown of how it's made, the typical ingredients, and the flavor variations available.
🔧 Manufacturing Process of Brownie Brittle
The process is similar to making traditional brownies, but modified to create a thin, crispy texture rather than a soft, chewy one.
1. Mixing Ingredients
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Dry ingredients (flour, sugar, cocoa powder, salt, leavening agents) are sifted together.
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Wet ingredients (butter or oil, eggs or egg substitute, vanilla extract) are mixed separately and then combined with the dry.
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Chocolate chips, nuts, or flavor inclusions are folded in depending on the variety.
2. Spreading Batter Thinly
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The batter is poured onto large baking sheets in a very thin layer—this is key to achieving the brittle texture.
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It may be spread using rollers or mechanical spreaders in an industrial setting for uniformity.
3. Baking
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The thin batter is baked at a lower temperature for longer than typical brownies to dry it out and make it crisp.
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It’s important to remove as much moisture as possible without burning the sugars.
4. Cooling and Cutting
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After baking, it’s cooled to harden further.
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The brittle is then broken or cut into snack-size pieces.
5. Packaging
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The brittle pieces are weighed, bagged, and sealed to preserve crispness.
🧪 Core Ingredients
Here's a basic list of ingredients used in most brownie brittle:
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Flour (usually all-purpose)
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Sugar (often both white and brown sugar)
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Cocoa powder (Dutch-processed or natural)
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Butter or oil (for richness)
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Egg whites or whole eggs
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Salt
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Baking soda or baking powder (to create slight lift)
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Chocolate chips, nuts, or other inclusions (optional depending on flavor)
Some commercial versions may also use:
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Soy lecithin (emulsifier)
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Cornstarch (texture control)
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Natural flavors
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Preservatives (e.g., tocopherols)
🍫 Popular Flavors of Brownie Brittle
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Chocolate Chip
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Classic flavor with mini chocolate chips baked in.
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Salted Caramel
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Includes caramel bits or flavoring and a sprinkle of sea salt.
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Toffee Crunch
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Features bits of toffee mixed into the batter.
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Mint Chocolate
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Infused with mint flavor and sometimes green-colored chips.
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Peanut Butter
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Swirled or mixed with peanut butter or peanut butter chips.
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Dark Chocolate Sea Salt
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Rich dark cocoa base with sea salt contrast.
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Blondie Brittle
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Made with brown sugar and vanilla instead of cocoa (a non-chocolate version).
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Holiday Variants (e.g., Peppermint Bark, Pumpkin Spice)
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Limited edition seasonal flavors.
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