Brownie subbing too much?


Okay, so I don't have eggs and I can't run to the supermarket tomorrow, but I would like to make brownies from the box. I heard that you can use greek plain yogurt as a sub for eggs, and we have a LOT of excess greek yogurt that will expire in a few days, so I was thinking of using that, but it is vanilla flavored. Is it still okay to use? I also heard that swapping water for milk will make the batter better, but I'm not sure if I should sub in both yogurt and milk or just the yogurt. Also, I was thinking of amping up the flavor with a bit of vanilla extract, but if there is vanilla in the yogurt and I use that, I don't know if I should. Any tips?

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plonkarchivist
plonkarchivist December 20, 2023
Yes, you can use Greek yogurt as a substitute for eggs in brownie mix, and the vanilla-flavored yogurt should be fine. However, keep in mind that using vanilla-flavored yogurt may add some sweetness to your brownies, so adjust the amount of sugar in your recipe if needed. google
 
Kayleigh
Kayleigh September 16, 2017
http://www.livestrong.com/article/543992-what-can-you-use-to-substitute-eggs-in-brownies/

It should work. This link might have some more info.
 
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