These Rudolph Brownies are a cute treat for Christmas parties and fun holiday desserts. Surprise the kids this Christmas with delicious brownies made to look like Rudolph. A fun holiday tradition to start this year.
Rudolph Brownies
These easy-to-make Rudolph brownies are so much fun and will definitely not last long on the plate. Delicious with or without a tall glass of milk, but I recommend it with.
What I love about these Rudolph Brownies
- easy to make with a box brownie mix
- delicious
- a fun holiday tradition
- kids can help decorate them
FAQs
Make Ahead and Storage:
Can I make these Christmas brownies ahead of time?
Yes. You can make these brownies several days in advance.
Storing: Store brownies in an airtight container at room temperature
Freezing: Technically, you can freeze frosted brownies, but the frosting will change texture upon thawing. I would not recommend freezing these brownies. The candy eyes, nose, and pretzels will take on moisture changing the texture and look of the candies
Tips and Tricks
- I used a milk chocolate brownie mix that I found in the baking aisle of my grocery store, but you could make homemade brownies if you wanted to
- Milk chocolate is what I chose for this recipe because I did not want a fudge texture. I wanted the brownies to be firm and not mushy in texture
- You can usually find candy eyes in the cake decorating aisles of craft stores, but you can also find them on Amazon
If you are ready to make this delicious Christmas treat, then let’s make sure you have everything you’ll need.
Ingredients:
- milk chocolate brownies baked in a 9×13-inch pan
- chocolate frosting
- red M&Ms
- mini pretzel sticks
- candy eyes
How do you make Rudolph Brownies?
- Let the milk chocolate brownies cool completely
- cut brownies into rectangles
- pull brownies out of the pan and place them on a work surface
- frost each brownie with frosting
- add candy eyes and a red M&M nose onto the brownie
- break mini pretzels in half and place them at the top of the brownies as antlers
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PrintEasy to Make Rudolph Brownies
Rudolph brownies for a fun and easy Christmas or holiday treat
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 25-30 minutes
- Total Time: 37 minute
- Yield: 20+ servings 1x
Ingredients
- milk chocolate brownies baked in a 9×13-inch pan
- 1 can of chocolate frosting
- 2 dozen red M&M
- 12 mini pretzel sticks
- 48 candy eyes
Instructions
- Let the milk chocolate brownies cool completely
- cut brownies into 20-24 rectangles
- take brownies out of the pan and place them on a work surface
- frost each brownie
- add candy eyes and a red M&M nose onto the brownie
- break mini pretzels in half and place them at the top of the brownies as antlers
Notes
Can I make these Christmas brownies ahead of time?
Yes. You can make these brownies several days in advance.
Storing: Store brownies in an airtight container at room temperature
Freezing: Technically, you can freeze frosted brownies, but the frosting will change texture upon thawing. I would not recommend freezing these brownies. The candy eyes, nose, and pretzels will take on moisture changing the texture and look of the candies
