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By S in PA
on January 27, 2003
This was really good! So rich! In some strange attempt to lower my guests guilt-level, I used light cool whip, and lowfat milk for the pudding, but the taste was still wonderful.
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on February 16, 2003
This was incredible. I made it twice in one week - once for home and used heavy cream and once for work using lite cook whip. This will become a favorite in our household. So easy yet sooo good. Was worth the time to whip the cream but not bad at all with cool whip. Thanks!
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on January 02, 2004
Believe me this does not taste like mix brownies and instant pudding! It tastes like it took much more effort to prepare than it did. Instead of a bowl, I prepared these as individual parfaits for our New Years eve dinner - what a fun & tasty treat, and looks impressive! I left out the coffee because we had a coffee-hater in the bunch. I did try to make the pudding with soy milk but it refused to set up. After 2 tries I resorted to dairy milk. Who knew? The other thing I did differently was just for the littler kids who didn't like toffee. I substituted mini m&m's. They were colorful & cute and the kids went wild for them. Great recipe.
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This was my first trifle, recently having purchased a beautiful trifle bowl. What a debut!! It was a huge hit, especially w/yummy toffee chips. The only thing I changed was that I used VANILLA pudding instead of chocolate. It really let the chocolate in the brownies shine! Give it a try! Thanks for a great recipe.
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on April 14, 2004
Mirj, you found the cure for PMS!
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on December 26, 2003
Oh my my my this was deeeliisshhh. I made this as stated and just crumbled up skor candy bars for the tofee bits. I think next time I may add more pudding and whip cream, just to indulge a bit more:)
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on November 30, 2003
delicious! I did not include the coffee and used fat free cool whip and fat free pudding- it was still rich and tasty! Great chocolate creamy flavor. Yum!
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on August 14, 2003
I love this! I've never used dry coffee. I've used almond extract. And for the toffee, I crush up some heath bars. Can you get heath bars where your at?
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This is so good! I made some modifications based on what I had in the house and it was still delicious so I know it would be even better made as stated in the recipe. I used chopped up hershey kisses instead of the toffee bits, refrigerated cut and bake mini brownies, white chocolate pudding and fat-free cool whip. So easy to make and wonderful flavor.
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on November 26, 2011
Fantastic!!! My whipped cream was made only slightly sweet by adding powdered sugar and vanilla extract to the heavy whipping cream, and then beating it to soft peaks. I also left out the coffee. I found a great, small, glass cylinder for the trifle! It was only $6 at Party City (for those of you who have one in your area.) It made the presentation sing!! Fa la la la YUM! Thank you Mirj!!
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on September 22, 2011
I bought store bought small brownies because I didn't have the time to bake brownies. I used a small box of pudding but will use a large one next time. I bought 4 tubs of cool whip but only used 2 1/2 tubs. The good thing about this dessert is that you could add anything that you thought would taste good to your palette.
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on June 02, 2011
Great dessert. I went out and bought a trifle dish just so I could make this. Husband and kids gave this 5 stars. I will be making this again
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on May 23, 2011
Oh boy, is this a rock star!! This was a HUGE hit at a church luncheon! I caught a usually very distinguished lady with her fingers in the bowl, getting every last bit before it went to the kitchen to be washed!! Heaven in a bowl!!!
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I took this to a party, and it was a big hit! I used cook and serve pudding, because I find the instant to be too salty, drizzled with homemade caramel sauce, and light cool whip. I didn't use the entire package of toffee bits, I just sprinkled liberally. Thanks!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountI've made this dessert for several potlucks, and it's always been well received. I always make the brownies several days ahead of time and put them in the freezer. I use a lot of chocolate syrup, and crumble up two Snickers chocolate bars to go on top of the Cool Whip.. This is my contribution for any potluck I attend. Thanks Mirj for the recipe.
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on October 18, 2010
Yummmm! Very rich, but very good! Love the toffee bits!
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on October 17, 2010
By Taylr12
on May 30, 2010
Even with homemade whipped cream, and delicious brownies, I felt this dessert was just okay. Not sure if I would make it again.
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on May 16, 2010
I made this for a bbq last week and it was a hit. It was tough to find the toffee bits, but I was able to improvise with toffee candy.
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on March 27, 2010
Make this now! It is to die for. I learned by the end to mix my pudding in batches because it is much easier to pour before it sets. For our trifle dish I also needed two bigger boxes of pudding mix.
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