Name: Christmas Brownies at Home
Yield: 12

Christmas Brownie Mason Jar Desserts: Double-Chocolate Brownies – Includes a free printable recipe attachment!

This week, I’m sharing four Christmas Mason Jar desserts! Click to see Peppermint Bark Cookies, Sugar Cookies, and M&M Christmas Cookies.

Christmas Brownies Mason Jar Dessert

Growing up, my mom always made from-scratch gifts for neighbors and co-workers, a tradition I’ve tried to carry on.

It is satisfying to brownies, and to me, there’s nothing better than a gift that’s both satisfying and straightforward to enjoy during the busy holiday season.

Gifting someone a mason jar brownie mix they can whip up in minutes for a last-minute treat or holiday gathering is the reliable way to spread some Christmas cheer. So today, I’m sharing how to assemble a truly amazing (and foolproof) brownie gift!

Supplies You’ll Need:

Mason Jars (Set of 12)
Wide Mouth Funnel (Makes assembly so much easier!)
Food Scale
Red Holiday Ribbon (The exact one I use were purchased from Hobby Lobby)
Miniature Clothespins
Mini Wire Kitchen Whisks (Set of 12)
FREE Printable Recipe Attachment

The dessert baked up with ice cream on top.

Ingredients In Christmas Brownies

Sugar: Makes the brownies sweet and soft.
Unsweetened Cocoa Powder: Sift it first to avoid lumps.
All-Purpose Flour: Spoon the flour into the measuring cup and level it off so the brownies don’t turn out too dense.
Baking Powder: Check the expiration date—old baking powder won’t work well.
Salt: The salt brings out all the other flavors.
Milk Chocolate Chips: Try dark or white chocolate chips for a fun twist.

Add Later:

Unsalted Butter: Let it cool a bit before mixing so it doesn’t cook the eggs.
Eggs: Room-temp eggs blend in better.
Vanilla Extract: Pure vanilla tastes best.
Water: Warm water blends better than cold.