Hands up who remembers Fry’s Chocolate Cream? To be honest,
I had completely forgotten all about the chocolate bar until I saw them
recently in a shop – 3 for a pound. Bargain I thought!
For those who have never had one before, Fry’s Chocolate
Cream is a bar of sweet white fondant surrounded by dark, dark chocolate. It
tastes a lot better than you would imagine. They are very delicious and have a
very distinctive taste.
Seeing these in the shop, I immediately bought a pack and
then thought that they would be very tasty baked into some fudgy gooey
brownies. The dense chocolate of the brownie and the sweet sugary fondant
together would be a taste sensation.
I adapted a recipe, used by Thomas Joseph on the Martha
Stewart Youtube channel, who explains the difference between fudgy brownies and
cakey brownies. It's down to the fat content mostly and a few other tweaks.
I had visions of great photographs with the cut brownies revealing
the white fondant inside. Sadly, the white fondant must have melted into the
brownie batter as it was nowhere to be seen. But all my tasters, Disneyboi and
colleagues at work all said you could definitely taste the Fry’s bar. So this
was a big, big hit with everyone and you will love it too!
Fry's Chocolate Cream Stuffed Fudgy Brownies
Gooey fudgy brownies loaded with Fry's Chocolate Cream Bars
Ingredients
- 113 grams unsalted butter, chopped into cubes
- 170 grams plain chocolate
- 340 grams granulated sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 25 grams unsweetened cocoa powder
- Half a teaspoon salt
- 70 grams plain flour
- 4 Fry's Chocolate Cream Bars
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 180C (160C fan) and line a 9”x9” square baking pan with greaseproof paper.In a bowl over a pan of simmering water, melt the butter and chocolate.Remove from the heat and beat in the sugar.Add the eggs one at a time, stirring in between each addition.Sift the flour, cocoa powder and salt into to the wet mix. Stir until everything is fully combined.Spread half the brownie batter in the baking pan and dot with the Fry’s Chocolate cream pieces. Add the rest of the brownie batter and smooth over with a knife.Make in the oven for 35 to 40 minutes. The top will begin to crack and a toothpick inserted in the middle will have some brownie batter on it.Remove from the oven and allow to cool in the pan for an hour. Remove carefully from the pan and let it cool fully.Carefully remove the greaseproof paper and cut into squares.Enjoy!
Details
Prep time: Cook time: Total time: Yield: 24 piecesI'm entering these brownies, into this month's We Should Cocoa hosted by Choclette at Tin and Thyme and this month Linzi at Lancashire Food. The theme this month is butter.
Disclosure Statement: I have not been paid by Fry's Chocolate Cream people for this post. I simply saw them in the shop and bought them!
ooooh these look great! I have seen the raspberry flavoured ones in my local grocery store! Perhaps I will try it with those! Although I've never tried one of the originals...perhaps I shall go on a chocolate bar hunt!
ReplyDeleteRaspberry ones are new on me Lisa - must try them!
DeleteMy Granny had that plate, the whole service actually. My Mum has them now, I so love seeing them! Right, while nostalgia is high we really need to get the campaign going to #BringBackFiveCentres :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is the dinner service I grew up with too - although I got this particular plate at a salvage yard - #BringBackFiveCentres !!
DeleteAhhh Frys peppermint was my favourite thing ever!! Love these brownies. They're gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI saw them in the shop today Dom - these brownies would be excellent with the minty ones too x
DeleteGosh, this has brought the memories flooding back. I'd completely forgotten about them too. Your super looking brownies would be a great entry for this month's #WeShouldCocoa - just saying!
ReplyDeleteAdded Choclette - catching up with my entries tonight!
DeleteWow they look so fudgy and squidgy! Perfect brownies :)
ReplyDeleteThat's how I like 'em!
DeleteFry's chocolate cream aka the thing you ate last in your selection box when you were a child.
ReplyDeleteYour brownies look lovely - perfect amount of squidge!
I love them now, but you know CC, I think you're right. as a child I think I left them to the end too!
DeleteLovely looking brownies. They remind me of some that I made with After Eights (I guess they might have a similar flavour)....
ReplyDeleteI certainly remember Fry's Chocolate Cream, although even as a child I found the sweetness a little overwhelming. But I should imagine they are amazing in a brownie mix..... good choice!
The peppermint Fry's would probably be very much like your After Eight ones Kate. Love the sound of those.
DeleteOh I used to live the peppermint versions, and I bet they'd be perfect on this recipe too. And I agree on the fudginess factor!
ReplyDeleteCheers Kavey - fudgyness rules!
DeleteOh my gosh! I haven't had one of those in YEARS! They always used to be a favourite though, love the idea of using them for brownies! Shame you can't see them in the finished product but I bet the flavour is all there :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous looking Brownies and yes I totally remember these bars! The peppermint was my favourite:-)
ReplyDeleteOk, ok, these are just ridiculous HELLO #FOODPORN
ReplyDeleteI'm in a brownie kind of mood at the moment but I do like them more cakey!
ReplyDeleteOmg these look droolworthy I can't remember when I last ate a Fry's chocolate bar.
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