Brownie Mix
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What it is
Brownie mix is a pre-packaged blend of dry ingredients used to make brownies. It typically contains flour, sugar, cocoa powder, leavening agents, and sometimes salt and flavorings. Consumers usually add wet ingredients like eggs, oil, and water to the mix before baking.
Why it's used
Manufacturers use brownie mix to provide a convenient and consistent way for consumers to bake brownies at home. It functions as a complete base, ensuring a good texture and chocolate flavor. It is most commonly found in cake, cookie, and cupcake mixes, as well as in ready-to-eat cakes and snack cakes.
Health notes
Brownie mix itself is not a single ingredient but a blend. The health implications depend on the specific ingredients within the mix, such as flour, sugar, and cocoa. Sugar is a source of calories and excess intake is linked to health issues. The FDA regulates the ingredients used in these mixes. Organizations like WHO/IARC evaluate ingredients for safety, but specific evaluations for 'brownie mix' as a whole are not applicable.
Allergen info
Brownie mixes may contain major allergens depending on the specific formulation. Wheat (from flour) and soy (often from lecithin or cocoa processing) are common. Some mixes may also contain milk or egg ingredients or have a risk of cross-contamination.
Products containing Brownie Mix
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Big L Brands, Inc.
Brownie Single, Double Chocolate Chip
High in saturated fat — 25% DV per serving
449kcal
6.4Protein
16.7Fat
73.1Carbs
7-Eleven, Inc.
Brownie Bites
386kcal
3.5Protein
17.5Fat
56.1Carbs
Pinnacle Foods Group LLC
Duncan Hines, Chocolate Lovers Brownie & Glaze Mixes
375kcal
4.2Protein
4.2Fat
87.5Carbs