:D Yay!! Thank you so much! ^_^ I just got into cooking this past 6 months cuz I'm on my own at college and I absolutely LOVE making food, especially for my friends!! :) I've seen a lot of other cooking channels and it's really annoying cuz they are putting a TON of butter and salt on the food.... -_- It's lame. It's unhealthy. Anyways, thanks so much for making awesome healthy stuff!! :D <3
These look delicious! I will make them soon. Great alternative for Valentine's Day desserts. A dollop of lowfat whipped topping and strawberry will make this treat even more special! Thanks for the video!!!
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hmm a little confussed eggs aren't unhealthy either is olive oil why use none or less? thats tons and tons of perservatives how I know is I look into alote of stuff to do with health.. /its better than the normal recipie .
Hi, eggs are very healthy for you and olive oil is an amazing antioxidant and excellent for your diet. It's much better than corn oil or canola oil which is usually used for brownies. People used to think that eggs are bad for you because of their high cholesterol content, but current research shows this not to be true.Eating eggs won't give you high cholesterol.Eggs are full of high-quality proteins, vitamins and minerals.
@YouTips4U I think BeautyIsAllNatural was asking why you would choose to substitute eggs and reduce the amount of olive oil if they are both good for you. Beauty mentioned tons and tons of preservatives - probably a reference to your egg substitute.
Hi, some people want to reduce their intake of fat and cholesterol for health reasons, so while eggs and olive oil are wonderful for you in moderation, they are also high calories. I prefer to save my egg consumption to actually eating them because I love them so much, so when I cook I will often use egg beaters which are make from real eggs, but without the fat and cholesterol. Another terrific benefit of using egg beaters is that since they are pasteurized, you can eat the batter!
Just made me some brownies, im watching my calories, so i cut up the bronies in to little pieces so i can have a piece a day, how long would it be until the brownies go bad ??
Your brownies looked really yummy! Do you have any healthy barbecue tips? My husband grills quite a bit during the summer time. How can we make that healthier?
Your brownies looked really yummy! Do you have any healthy barbecue tips? My husband grills quite a bit during the summer time. How can we make that healthier?
Hi, I love grilling too, but I recommend doing it in moderation due to the increased risk of cancer when you cook foods at high temps. To help minimize this risk, be sure to cook your food very slowly to reduce the formation of a chemical called heterocyclic amines (HAs). HAs are carcinogenic and are linked to cancer. Also, be sure to use marinades as they significantly cut down the formation of these chemicals. Avoid charring your food.
Okay, I made these brownies today. I used 3 egg whites instead of beaters and wheat germ instead of oat bran (lazy didn't wanna go to the store). Is was freakin delicious! Texture is not like cake, more like moist rubber, but I prefered the that texture over a real browny because it felt much heavier and satisfying.
One more question: Since you advocate olive oil, I was curious if there is a certain brand or type I should look for. I bought a light olive oil once and noticed it had more sat. fat then canola. Maybe it was the wrong kind of oil? Not crazy about the strong bitterness. SO what can i buy that's healhy but not too strong? Thanks!
Hi, when you buy olive oil you want to buy Extra Virgin Cold Pressed. This ensures that it is minimally processed. It is the oil that comes from the first "pressing" of the olive and is extracted without using heat or chemicals. This really matters for taste, vitamins and antioxidants. Also, be sure to buy olive oil in a dark bottle. This ensures protection from light which causes loss of antioxidants and faster rancidity. Hope that helps :o)
I have not tried it. If you try it please let me know how it comes out. I know with baked goods sometimes you are better off using egg beaters instead of just egg whites as using egg whites only may change the consistency. Many people will make adjustments to mitigate that by adding a teaspoon full of oil for every yolk they omit.
Hi there, I have a quick question about your recipe: why do you substitute the eggs? There's a big poster up in my gym explaining how healthy and good for you eggs are and that their colesterol does not add to the bad colesterol your GP warns you about.
Hi, I do love eggs and I usually like to enjoy them in my diet by eating them. When I use them to bake in a recipe that's lower in fat and calories I usually use egg substitute because they have no fat or cholesterol. Also, some people on special diets that have high cholesterol may want to limit egg intake. One of my main reasons though is that with egg substitute you can eat the batter because they are pasterized!
I really enjoy watching this video, along with your others. I love brownies but they are not the best desert or snack food healthwise. I am a clutz in the kitchen but I can manage this one. Your tutorial is very clear and easy to follow. Thanks!!
Hi, I've tried that too and I've also used yogurt as a substitute and I agree it's great too! I stick with the olive oil though because it is so incredibly healthy for you. It's such a great way to get more monounsaturated fats into your diet and it's so full of antioxidants. There's a long list of health benefits, so I try to use it as often as I can in recipes that call for oil.
I always feel bad after eating lots of fattening foods, so this should help a lot hahaha.
Thanks again!
I just thought i'd comment, cause I watch a lot of your vids and they're really helpful, but I never really commented yet, so just thought i'd say I really like your vids! :)
:D Yay!! Thank you so much! ^_^ I just got into cooking this past 6 months cuz I'm on my own at college and I absolutely LOVE making food, especially for my friends!! :) I've seen a lot of other cooking channels and it's really annoying cuz they are putting a TON of butter and salt on the food.... -_- It's lame. It's unhealthy. Anyways, thanks so much for making awesome healthy stuff!! :D <3
theoriginalredpanda 5 days ago
These look delicious! I will make them soon. Great alternative for Valentine's Day desserts. A dollop of lowfat whipped topping and strawberry will make this treat even more special! Thanks for the video!!!
Blueorchid824 1 month ago
MILF
chiefsupers 4 months ago
I WANT A BROWNIE , I WANT IT BROWN
megandbreevideos 7 months ago
can someone help, i made brownies from the box and addit to much water. can i fix this , please help. lol
li1jess08 10 months ago
Hi, just add a some whole wheat flour to soak up the excess water.
YouTips4U 10 months ago
i could go for a nice warm brown eye right about now.
rottingballsack 1 year ago
@rottingballsack eww dude lol
fangx17 8 months ago
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robertv131313 1 year ago
hi i was wondering if u could use egg whites instead of egg beaters or eggs??
thecukogirls 1 year ago
Sure you can, but egg beaters and regular eggs are more nutritious.
YouTips4U 1 year ago
hmm a little confussed eggs aren't unhealthy either is olive oil why use none or less? thats tons and tons of perservatives how I know is I look into alote of stuff to do with health.. /its better than the normal recipie .
BeautyIsAllNatural 2 years ago
Hi, eggs are very healthy for you and olive oil is an amazing antioxidant and excellent for your diet. It's much better than corn oil or canola oil which is usually used for brownies. People used to think that eggs are bad for you because of their high cholesterol content, but current research shows this not to be true.Eating eggs won't give you high cholesterol.Eggs are full of high-quality proteins, vitamins and minerals.
YouTips4U 2 years ago
@YouTips4U I think BeautyIsAllNatural was asking why you would choose to substitute eggs and reduce the amount of olive oil if they are both good for you. Beauty mentioned tons and tons of preservatives - probably a reference to your egg substitute.
potentperson 6 months ago
Hi, some people want to reduce their intake of fat and cholesterol for health reasons, so while eggs and olive oil are wonderful for you in moderation, they are also high calories. I prefer to save my egg consumption to actually eating them because I love them so much, so when I cook I will often use egg beaters which are make from real eggs, but without the fat and cholesterol. Another terrific benefit of using egg beaters is that since they are pasteurized, you can eat the batter!
YouTips4U 5 months ago
You can also replace the oil in the recipe with prune puree.
BubbaJohnIsKing 2 years ago
Hi, thanks so much for sharing your tip!
YouTips4U 2 years ago
Just made me some brownies, im watching my calories, so i cut up the bronies in to little pieces so i can have a piece a day, how long would it be until the brownies go bad ??
Yihad1 2 years ago
awesome, GO BROWNIES!!
eboniisworld 2 years ago
I like this. the video is interesting and useful, full of healthy tips. I'm gonna try this and also subscribe. Yummmmieee!!
chikagurl 2 years ago
Hi, I think this is a great video. Do you know about how many calories are in this brownie recipe?
cconstant130 2 years ago
Sorry, I don't know. I really don't count calories, I usually pay more attention to my portion sizes and fat, fiber and protein. I wish I could help.
I'm glad you liked the video. Let me know how you like them if you try the recipe.
YouTips4U 2 years ago
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Your brownies looked really yummy! Do you have any healthy barbecue tips? My husband grills quite a bit during the summer time. How can we make that healthier?
Shannonbaby333 2 years ago
Your brownies looked really yummy! Do you have any healthy barbecue tips? My husband grills quite a bit during the summer time. How can we make that healthier?
Shannonbaby333 2 years ago
Hi, I love grilling too, but I recommend doing it in moderation due to the increased risk of cancer when you cook foods at high temps. To help minimize this risk, be sure to cook your food very slowly to reduce the formation of a chemical called heterocyclic amines (HAs). HAs are carcinogenic and are linked to cancer. Also, be sure to use marinades as they significantly cut down the formation of these chemicals. Avoid charring your food.
YouTips4U 2 years ago
Okay, I made these brownies today. I used 3 egg whites instead of beaters and wheat germ instead of oat bran (lazy didn't wanna go to the store). Is was freakin delicious! Texture is not like cake, more like moist rubber, but I prefered the that texture over a real browny because it felt much heavier and satisfying.
fitnisfrk 2 years ago
One more question: Since you advocate olive oil, I was curious if there is a certain brand or type I should look for. I bought a light olive oil once and noticed it had more sat. fat then canola. Maybe it was the wrong kind of oil? Not crazy about the strong bitterness. SO what can i buy that's healhy but not too strong? Thanks!
fitnisfrk 2 years ago
Hi, when you buy olive oil you want to buy Extra Virgin Cold Pressed. This ensures that it is minimally processed. It is the oil that comes from the first "pressing" of the olive and is extracted without using heat or chemicals. This really matters for taste, vitamins and antioxidants. Also, be sure to buy olive oil in a dark bottle. This ensures protection from light which causes loss of antioxidants and faster rancidity. Hope that helps :o)
YouTips4U 2 years ago
Could you use just eggwhites? If so about the same amout you think?
fitnisfrk 2 years ago
I have not tried it. If you try it please let me know how it comes out. I know with baked goods sometimes you are better off using egg beaters instead of just egg whites as using egg whites only may change the consistency. Many people will make adjustments to mitigate that by adding a teaspoon full of oil for every yolk they omit.
YouTips4U 2 years ago
Hi there, I have a quick question about your recipe: why do you substitute the eggs? There's a big poster up in my gym explaining how healthy and good for you eggs are and that their colesterol does not add to the bad colesterol your GP warns you about.
BiaSchoen 2 years ago
Hi, I do love eggs and I usually like to enjoy them in my diet by eating them. When I use them to bake in a recipe that's lower in fat and calories I usually use egg substitute because they have no fat or cholesterol. Also, some people on special diets that have high cholesterol may want to limit egg intake. One of my main reasons though is that with egg substitute you can eat the batter because they are pasterized!
YouTips4U 2 years ago
perfect for valentines
liplylips 3 years ago
OH my god!!!!
This is awesome~
I can't wait to try this!
rainbowdoom 3 years ago
I really enjoy watching this video, along with your others. I love brownies but they are not the best desert or snack food healthwise. I am a clutz in the kitchen but I can manage this one. Your tutorial is very clear and easy to follow. Thanks!!
pickapeck2 3 years ago
Your healthy brownie recipe sounds good! One thing I do is substitute the oil with applesauce. You really can't tell the difference.
calady11 3 years ago
Hi, I've tried that too and I've also used yogurt as a substitute and I agree it's great too! I stick with the olive oil though because it is so incredibly healthy for you. It's such a great way to get more monounsaturated fats into your diet and it's so full of antioxidants. There's a long list of health benefits, so I try to use it as often as I can in recipes that call for oil.
YouTips4U 3 years ago
I'm definetly going to try this! (:
I always feel bad after eating lots of fattening foods, so this should help a lot hahaha.
Thanks again!
I just thought i'd comment, cause I watch a lot of your vids and they're really helpful, but I never really commented yet, so just thought i'd say I really like your vids! :)
passingfate 3 years ago
Hi, it's great to hear from you. Thanks so much for your comment! I'm glad you like my videos and that they've been helpful for you :o) :o)
YouTips4U 3 years ago