It’s no secret which team I’m on.
In fact, just yesterday I shared the blondie love with a group of girls from my church, and I’m pretty sure I represented my team well.
I had plans to make yet another batch of my favorite treat for a get-together at Amanda’s house tonight, but then a thought so crazy popped into my mind that I just had to see if it would work.
It did.
…because who ever said that brownies and blondies couldn’t share the spotlight simultaneously?
ingredients:
- 1 box brownie mix*
- 3 eggs
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 cup shredded coconut
- 1 stick butter, melted
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup flour
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
for the icing (optional):
- 1/3 cup white chocolate chips
- 1-2 tablespoons milk
- 1/3 cup shredded coconut
directions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a large bowl, combine brownie mix, 2 eggs, canola oil, and water. Then mix in the shredded coconut. Set aside. *Depending on what brownie mix you used, the additional ingredients (eggs, oil, etc.) might vary, so you can either follow those or the ones that I used.
In another bowl, whisk together the brown sugar and melted butter. Then mix in 1 egg, then the vanilla, then the flour. Combine well.
Pour the brownie batter into a well-greased 9×13 pan and spread evenly. Pour the blondie mix on top, and then use a butter knife to swirl the two batters together. Bake for 30 minutes.
Lastly, make the icing by microwaving the white chocolate chips for 1 minute. Whisk in the milk, pour over the brownies, and top with more coconut.
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Let cool completely before cutting.
Or…don’t.
These turned out to be the ooeyist, gooeyist, most delicious brownies I’ve ever had.
In other words, if there were ever a time to put aside my general dislike for chocolate, this would be it.
You could really go with or without the icing, but…well, why would you?
I can’t wait to share these with my friends! 
But for now, nap time. Enjoy your weekend, dolls. xoxo G
What’s your go-to recipe when cooking/baking for others?
Wow, those sound AMAZING! You seriously have me drooling over here.
Although I really, really wish I wasn’t allergic to coconut right now or I’d probably be in the kitchen making these this second.
Ooh these look too good. Also I made your cheesecake recently! Um… HEAVENLY. Thanks for the recipe!
Way to dress up a plain box of brownies
I’m loving this!
exactly…why would you ever skip icing?
OH MY GOSH! these look phenomenal ! I was craving something sweet than I read this post now I must get my bake on
I love marble recipes! your sunglasses are so cute in your pic!
Holy yum, those looks so gooey and chewy!! I want one!
My go-to recipes are cookies, usually chocolate chip or oatmeal but loaded with a ton of chocolate and nuts. Oh! and PB!
making.right.now
Those are amazing!!! My go to recipe is oatmeal for sureee
Somehow you have managed to combine all of my favorite ingredients in one recipe. YUMMY!
Ah you totally inspired me to make blondies with this post…they’re in the oven as we speak! (type?)
Those look AMAZING! *rushing to kitchen now*
Yum! I love a good blondie too, but I may favor a brownie just as much. Great recipe! I’ll have to try it out soon. My go-to baking recipe is usually cookies – chocolate chip or oatmeal raisin
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Good ol’ fashioned chocolate chip! I like to have WHOLE milk on hand to sip if I’m making them. The only time I will drink such a thing! Reminds me of grandma’s house
i have a great Giada DeLaurentiis brownie cupcake recipe that i’ve used for several years now. it’s always a crowd-pleaser. i also like to make cookie cakes for birthdays. also, monkey bread is a favorite that my friends ask me to make them. also, my homemade salsa.
those creations you made look super tasty!!!! yummers 
These look delicious Gracie! I love how you said “You could skip the icing, but why would you?” that is exactly what I thought! I loooooove icing!
I’m not a huge chocolate fan, but these look great!
THESE. LOOK. DIVINE. i’m going to make them very shortly!
Those look so good. I’ll have to make them next weekend.
My go-to recipe is usually peanutbutter chocolate chip blondies.
Looks like a delicious creation! By the way, I just tried almond butter for the first time. Amazing!
Gracie these look amazing!!
Brownies AND Blondies AND white choc frosting all in one…swoon!!
Your last post on cake batter pancakes, also awesome job. I just posted a cake batter choc truffle recipe. I am a cake batter girl too!
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I’m not big into coconut but these totally remind me of your cake batter blondies! I want!
These look to die for, you make the best baked goods!
oh my gawwwwdddd. that is all
Yum! I’m pretty sure the last time I had a blondie was when I was 10 and made one in my Easy Bake Oven. But nevertheless, they were delicious.
Your marble brownies/blondies look delicious!
Megan
Wow!!! oh my gosh these look delicious. i need to make them…asap!
These look fantastic. Why choose when you don’t have to? Especially when it comes to desserts, I say go with both!
Oh lawdy lawd. Coconut and chocolate and fudginess are quite poss my favorite things in the entire world.
My go-to’s are ALWAYS my cookies:) they’re so moist on the inside!
Wow wow wow do these ever look good! I want a gooey square right now, thankyouverymuch
Coconut Marble Brownies…ummm yum!
My go to recipe is blueberry muffins. Quick, easy, and the perfect thing for some butter.
Those look AMAZING!
Coooooool, now I have an idea of what I can do with the 2 lb tub of coconut in my pantry!!
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