Brantley Gilbert's Chocolate Delight
Brantley Gilbert can't hide his sweet tooth when it comes to his favorite holiday dessert, chocolate delight.
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Cook time: Follow box instructions | Yield: Varies
Ingredients
- 1 pkg Betty Crocker Brownie Mix
- 2 boxes Jello Instant Pudding
- 1 container of Cool Whip
- 1 Butterfinger candy bar
Directions
Prepare brownies as instructed on box and allow to cool. Prepare pudding as instructed on box and allow to chill and set. Crumble brownies into a 9X9 dish. Pour pudding on top of brownies. Dip Cool Whip on top of pudding. Crumble & drizzle Butterfinger candy bar on top. Put in refrigerator for overnight. Serve and enjoy!
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