Triple Layer Fudgy Mint Oreo Brownies

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Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

Oreo-Stuffed Chocolate Mint Brownies 

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! A few weeks early, but who’s counting? I couldn’t resist sharing these. Now.

These brownies are the best thing to come out of my kitchen thus far in 2012. I know we’re only two months into the year, but I assure you, these take the cake take the brownie.

I cannot convey to you how good these are. The mint brownies themselves are so rich, and the mint Oreos crumbled in the batter add a crunchy minty surprise.

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

The green minty marshmallow mixture that is swirled throughout the brownie batter add a sweet soft surprise. (I’m all about contrasting flavors and textures).

The top layer of green minty marshmallow mixture, with melted white chocolate chips, vanilla buttercream frosting, and more crumbled Oreos…

Heaven-sent. Or Saint Patrick sent.

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

PMS? Bad day? Child not cooperating? Husband not cooperating? Your dog ate your homework? Your favorite lip gloss has been discontinued? You typically don’t celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? You just got a parking ticket? Your boss is mean? Your best friend forgot your birthday? Your husband forgot your birthday?

Not a problem. Have one of these.

Mint Oreos, chocolate, and green food will cure whatever ails you. And by green food, I do mean one of these and not a kale salad.

Both Saint Patrick and I urge you to make these.

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

What’s in the Oreo-Stuffed Mint Brownies? 

To make the triple layer chocolate mint brownies, you’ll need: 

  • Marshmallow fluff
  • Mint extract
  • Green food coloring 
  • Baking chocolate 
  • Unsalted butter
  • Granulated sugar
  • Eggs
  • Vanilla extract
  • Brewed coffee (optional) 
  • Cool Mint Oreos
  • Powdered sugar
  • White chocolate chips 

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

How to Make Oreo-Stuffed Mint Brownies 

Let’s talk about what’s going on in these minty Oreo fudge brownies. First there is an incredibly dense, rich, and fudgy brownie base layer.

I adapted my own Fudgy Nutella Brownies, which is my favorite brownie recipe of all time, and I’ve sampled one or two brownies over the years. It’s the best-tasting (and easiest) brownie-from-scratch recipe I’ve ever tried because the resulting brownies are incredibly fudgy, dense, and not at all cakey or dry.

To the brownie batter for the base layer, I added a dozen crumbled Cool Mint Oreo Cookies (Layer 1).

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

I also made a green minty marshmallow mixture, comprised of Marshallow Fluff, peppermint extract, and green food coloring, and I swirled half of it through the brownie batter along with the crumbled Oreos.

To say this green mixture is “pretty good” is an understatement: white chocolate chips + buttercream frosting + Marshmallow Fluff + peppermint extract = Dive In and Don’t Come Up For Air.

I would like to have this stuff on hand for mental health days because a spoonful of it is guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Rich, sweet, decadent, minty, yet still fluffy.

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

While the brownies were baking I made the next layer (Layer 2): melted white chocolate chips and I made a batch of buttercream frosting.

Then, I combined the white chocolate chips + buttercream frosting + the remaining half of the green minty marshmallow mixture

After spreading the Green Goddess over the cooled brownies and because there wasn’t enough going on already, I crumbled a dozen and a half more Cool Mint Oreos over the top (Layer 3).

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

Can the Brownies Be Prepared in Advance? 

Yes! The brownies will keep well for a couple days, but if you plan to serve them to guests I think making them 24 hours in advance is perfect.

Cover them tightly in the fridge so the brownie base doesn’t dry out, and you’re all set. 

How to Store Oreo-Stuffed Mint Brownies 

I prefer these bars chilled and I store them in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to 10 days or in the freezer for up to 6 months.

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

Tips for the Best Chocolate Mint Brownies 

This recipe below looks long because I gave instructions for how to make both brownies and frosting from scratch. Use a boxed brownie mix and a can of frosting if that’s what it takes for you to make these.

Yes, there are a few stages and steps but it’s all worth it, I promise. Really you’re just making brownies, making a green minty marshmallow mixture, and crumbling Oreos everywhere. Not hard at all and no electric mixer is necessary.

One last note: do NOT add more mint extract than the recipe calls for, otherwise your brownies will go from being mint brownies to mouthwash brownies. Yuck, no thanks! 

Triple Layer Mint Brownies โ€” These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout. 

 

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Triple Layer Fudgy Mint Oreo Brownies

By Averie Sunshine
These layered brownies are loaded with rich textures and flavors, from the dense fudgy brownies layer, to the soft, fluffy minty layer, with oodles of crushed Mint Oreos throughout.ย 
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes
Cooling Time: 2 hours
Total Time: 2 hours 55 minutes
Servings: 18
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Ingredients  

Filling

  • 1 7- ounce jar Marshmallow Fluff
  • โ…› teaspoon mint extract*
  • 8 drops+ green food coloring, or until desired shade of green is reached
  • 1 batch of brownies โ€“ see ingredients below in step 2, or use 1 box of brownie mix โ€“ make according to directions on the box by adding the water, oil, eggs
  • Brownies

Brownies

Frosting and Topping

  • ยฝ cup butter or margarine, softened
  • 3 to 4 cups powdered sugar
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • splash of milk, if necessary for consistency
  • ยพ cup white chocolate chips, melted
  • 18 Cool Mint Oreo Cookies, hand-crumbled

Instructions 

  • Preheat oven to 350ยฐF. Line a 9ร—13-inch pan with foil and spray it with cooking spray.

Filling:

  • In medium bowl, stir together marshmallow fluff, mint extract* (be very careful and do not use more than this unless you love mint; a little bit of mint goes a very long way), 4 drops of food coloring, or until light green is achieved; set aside.

Brownies:

  • Microwave chocolate and butter in large microwave-safe bowl for 90 seconds or until butter is melted. Stir until chocolate is completely melted.
  • Stir in sugar (it will seem very granular, this is okay).
  • Stir in eggs and vanilla. If adding espresso or coffee, add it now.
  • Stir in flour until just combined, do not overmix.
  • Hand-crumble 12 Oreos over the bowl and fold them in.
  • Spread brownie batter in prepared pan.
  • Drop about 1/2 cup of green filling mixture onto brownie batter and reserve the remainder. Gently pull a table knife through the batter in S-shaped curves for a swirled design.
  • Bake 23 to 25 minutes or until brownies are set, taking care not to overbake. (Some peopleโ€™s ovens and taste preferences may require 25-30 minutes, bake until brownies are done and to your liking).
  • Cool completely, about 1 hour, or put the pan into the freezer for 10 minutes if youโ€™re rushed.

Frosting and Topping:

  • While brownies are cooling, make vanilla frosting by whisking together the butter, confectionersโ€™ sugar, vanilla, and milk as needed until smooth and fluffy, or beat with an electric mixer. Optionally use 1 cup store-bought vanilla frosting โ€“ or use entire can if you want a thicker final green layer.
  • In another small microwave-safe bowl, melt the white chocolate chips (microwave on high for 30 seconds; stir and microwave 30 seconds longer; stir until smooth, taking care not to scorch it as white chocolate scorches easily).
  • Add the melted white chocolate chips and the vanilla frosting to the reserved green minty marshmallow mixture.
  • Stir in 4 drops+ food coloring, or until light green color is reached, and spread over cooled brownies.
  • Sprinkle with 18 hand-crumbled Oreo Cookies, slightly pressing them into the green mixture.
  • Allow top layer to set fully before slicing and serving.

Notes

Oreos: if you canโ€™t find Mint Oreos and possibly add a touch more mint extract to the filling.
As a shortcut: Feel free to use your favorite boxed brownie recipe for the brownie layer, and to use 1 cup to 1 can of store-bought vanilla frosting for the frosting and topping layer.
Storage: If you canโ€™t find Mint Oreos and possibly add a touch more mint extract to the filling. As a shortcut, feel free to use your favorite boxed brownie recipe for the brownie layer, and to use 1 cup to 1 can of storebought vanilla frosting for the frosting and topping layer. Theyโ€™re rich, decadent, and everyone loves these!

Nutrition

Serving: 1, Calories: 705kcal, Carbohydrates: 126g, Protein: 4g, Fat: 22g, Saturated Fat: 13g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 8g, Cholesterol: 71mg, Sodium: 113mg, Fiber: 1g, Sugar: 110g

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

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Mint Chocolate Oreo Bars โ€” These three-layered Oreo bars are easy to make and are almost no-bake! The bars are full of mint flavor, a perfect complement for the chocolate fudge and the chocolate-filled Oreo cookie crust.

Mint and Chocolate Fudge Oreo Bars

Andes Mint Brownies โ€” Super fudgy brownies loaded with Andes! Chocolate + mint is the best! So quick and easy to make. Meet your new favorite brownies! 

Loaded Mint Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars โ€” These bars are a mint twist on the classic Seven Layer Bars many grew up with! Made with Ghirardelli Mint Chocolates, Andes Mints, and Mint Oreos on a chocolate chip cookie base.

The Best Chocolate Peppermint Cake โ€” Easy, one-bowl, no mixer cake! Decadently chocolaty, perfectly pepperminty! Your new favorite cake!!

Andes Mint Chip Soft Fudgy Chocolate Cookies โ€” Big, thick, fudgy chocolate cookies with a hint of mint and loads of chocolate in every bite!

Fudgy Mint Chocolate Brookies {brownie + cookie} โ€” Part fudgy brownies; part soft & chewy chocolate cookies. Minty, rich & loaded with Oreos!

Creme de Menthe Bars โ€“ The classic bar everyone loves!

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  1. These look beyond amazing and I can’t wait to make them tomorrow for our family’s St. Patty’s Day festivities!! I’m seriously drooling just thinking about them! Do you have any suggestions for making them at altitude? I know if I can manage to nail this recipe they will be a massive hit. Can’t wait

    1. I bake at sea level (San Diego) so really don’t know a thing about altitude baking. I would just follow similar protocols with adjusting the baking time maybe 5 mins like you normally do? Just use common sense and bake til done…hard to screw up brownies :) LMK how they go!

  2. These look like heaven to me!!! Question: do you advise against making them a day or two ahead of time?

    1. They’ll keep for weeks like I wrote in the post (most fudge does) so feel free to make a day or two in advance. Enjoy!

  3. these look so amazing! I want to eat them straight from the computer!!
    I just wanted to know if the marshmallow fluff is neccesary for the recipe?
    Can I leave it out? or will it ruin the recipe?

    1. Well to make that middle layer you need it; the recipe won’t be ‘ruined’ without it; but if you skip it, you won’t have created the finished product you seem to be drooling over on the screen :)

  4. Happy Valentines Day with these brownies!! I am going nuts over here. I’ve looked at the picture probably 20 times in a minute. I am 4 months pregnant and chocolate minty chewy gooey brownies is exactly what I need tonight! Hope my husband likes them, but if not…more for me. I absolutely love mint and chocolate anything. Thank you for sharing these delightful brownies with everyone!

    1. They are CRAZY good. I was actually thinking about them yesterday b/c St Paddy’s Day is a month away and I was wondering what I could make to top those…and really, nothing. I am going to have to do in a whole other direction b/c as mint brownies go, those are the best I’ve ever had and super decadent. Enjoy them!! :) LMK how they work for you!

  5. I just made these! Can’t wait for my husband to try them. They look so yummy. Definatly not good for my diet! :-)

  6. Thanks for the recipe! I’m planning on making these for my Christmas dinner, but I was just wondering if I’m allowed to keep the brownies w/ the frosting overnight in the fridge or do I need to put the green minty marshmallow mixture right before I serve them?? Thanks! (:

    1. They’ll be fine overnight in the freezer. I actually successfully froze these for *months*. Long story, forgot about them in the back of the freezer and 6 mos later pulled them out and they were as good as new…or 95% as good as new. But overnight, should be just fine.

      1. I just want to say thanks again! I made these for my class just to see if I could do it right & everybody loved them (: Much appreciated for taking the time to write everything out!

      2. I am so happy to hear that you made them again and they were a hit again! My pleasure to write everything out – this is a more involved recipe than some, and I may as well make sure everyone gets things right with as little confusion as possible :)

  7. i made these a few months ago and my husband has been asking me atleast once a month, when im going to make them again. i just wish they werent so expensive to make.

    1. Well he has good taste :) Considering the price per brownie, they are still far cheaper than going out to eat, getting a Starbucks, or any other little treat you’d buy out, on a bite-for-bite basis. Maybe that helps? :)

  8. I made these using the boxed brownies & canned frosting. They were wonderful! Everyone at worked loved them. The only problem was, the next day (well about 36 hr later) the green frosting on top started to look bad. Maybe I should’ve refrigerated them??

    1. Yes I think that would be best and I indicate that in the recipe section of the post, that I store mine in the fridge. Anytime I’m using butter in a frosting, I just think that’s best; I know some people don’t refrigerate their buttercream style frostings but I do.

      But glad they were a hit overall!