What can I say about these Chocolate Fudge Brownies in a Jar other than they are a guaranteed crowd pleaser! And if you are looking for a last minute stocking filler or a fail-proof Secret Santa gift, then look no further. Best of all, the ingredients when combined make what Granny has called, “the best chocolate brownies she’s ever tasted.” Big praise indeed!
I think my favourite thing about Chocolate Fudge Brownies in a Jar is how easy they are to put together, with ingredients you likely already have in your cupboard – you may even have a jar ready to use too. I tend to get the jars you can easily pick up from Asda or Ikea (as pictured) for only a couple of pounds each. Alternatively if you have a 1 litre jar kicking about waiting to be recycled you could use that too. Wherever you get your jar, just be sure to give it a good clean before filling.
Does anyone else find these to be a bit nostalgic of the sand art bottles
Chocolate Fudge Brownies in a Jar
PRINT RECIPEINGREDIENTS
- 1 Litre Jar
- ½ tsp Salt
- ½ tsp Baking Powder
- 95 g Plain Flour
- 35 g Cocoa Powder
- 75 g Plain Flour
- 135 g Soft Brown Sugar
- 150 g Caster Sugar
- 100 g Chocolate Chunks
- 100 g Fudge Chunks
INSTRUCTIONS
- Ensure your jar is very clean before starting and completely dry.
- Starting with the salt, baking powder & 95g of plain flour, layer the ingredients in order as listed, pushing each layer down before the next.
- Once you reach the top, add some scrunched up grease-proof paper to any remaining space between the ingredients & the lid to stop them being knocked out of place & ruining the layered affect.
- Finally, add a label with the instructions on how to prepare
IMPORTANT NOTE:
All my recipes are developed using a digital scale and the metric system (grams and millilitres). Cup measurements are available as a conversion but these, unfortunately, won't always be as accurate. For best results, I always recommend baking with a digital scale.
RECIPE NOTES:
Label with : "Combine the contents of the jar with 150g of melted butter and 3 beaten eggs. Mix well and pour into a 9"x9" lined tin. Bake at Gas 4 / 180°c (160°c for fan oven) for 25-30 minutes."
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7 responses
This is such a great idea for a gift – they look beautiful x
What a fab idea! Going to do one of these each for my older daughter they love baking and are getting harder (and more expensive!) to buy for!
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Must agree with Granny, these are the best brownies ever & I am the expert taster of Granny’s baking
This is such a great recipe to gift some one
I live in America, is there anyway that you could put a conversion chart in your site somewhere so I can make some of your recipes, they all look delicious, and I want to make the Brownies in a jar to give as Christmas gifts.
https://bakingwithgranny.co.uk/why-do-we-use-grams/
Can you convert to cups and tap. I don’t understand your measurements . Thank you…