These Brownie Brittle Birthday Cake Icebox Cupcakes are a light and delicious treat! They’re a super easy no-bake dessert to make, and they look so cute and pretty!
Brownie Brittle Birthday Cake Icebox Cupcakes
When I was at the BlogHer Food Conference back in May, I had the pleasure of meeting some folks from Brownie Brittle. I was super pumped, because I hadn’t actually tried it before, but had been wanting to.
It is some seriously tasty stuff! I kept grabbing more bags of it to bring home and let the hubs try it. It seriously tastes just like a crisp, chocolatey brownie. But possibly even better, because you can eat it like it’s a chip. Somehow that feels less guilty to me than an actual brownie. 🙂
Plus there are four amazing flavors – chocolate chip, mint chocolate chip, toffee and salted caramel. If you haven’t seem them in your grocery store before, check the deli section. That’s where they are in our Publix. I’ve even seen big bags in Costco.
And I love that it’s a business owned and started by a woman. She had a love for the crispy edges of brownies, decided to try and make a whole pan of crispy edges and it grew into this business. I think it is so cool when people turn something they love (like sweets!) into their business.
So I’m super pumped to be sharing these icebox cupcakes with you!
They are made with layers of whipped cream and chocolate chip brownie brittle and are so easy, your kids can make them with you.
I used a little trick I learned from my pal Sally from Sally’s Baking Addiction for the flavor of the whipped cream. If you combine almond and butter flavor, it’ll give you a flavor that is similar to cake mix but without having to actually use cake mix. However, if you’d rather just use actual cake mix, this Cake Batter Whipped Cream recipe from my friend Julianne looks pretty stellar.
So you just make the whipped cream and get your brownie brittle and you’re ready to go. Don’t be afraid of making homemade whipped cream either. I used to be afraid of it, until I tried it myself. So easy, I don’t know even know why I was afraid!
You’ll want to get at least 2 to 3 bags of the brownie brittle to make sure you have enough for the cupcakes. Naturally there’ll be a few broken pieces and you want to make sure you have enough full-sized squares for the cupcakes.
All you have to do is layer your whipped cream and brownie brittle, then add a few sprinkles.
My mother- and sister-in-law were amazed when saw me make these last week. They couldn’t believe how easy, yet how cute they were. And then that they tasted so good too!
It actually reminded me of when my mom watched me make this Strawberry and Blueberry Icebox Cake, because they both said the same thing – “It’s so easy, I could do it! Just the kind of dessert I’d want to make.”
Once they are layered, you’ll want to set them in the fridge for at least a few hours (I left them overnight). It gives the whipped cream a chance to soften up the brownie brittle so that when they are ready, you can easily move a fork through them.
The flavor possibilities are endless! You can change up the whipped cream, or use the different flavors of brownie brittle. I absolutely love these cute little cupcakes!
This post is sponsored by Brownie Brittle™, but all opinions are my own.
PrintBrownie Brittle Birthday Cake Icebox Cupcakes
- Prep Time: 30 minutes
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Yield: 12 Cupcakes
- Category: Dessert
- Method: No Bake
- Cuisine: American
Description
These Brownie Brittle Birthday Cake Icebox Cupcakes are a light and delicious treat! They’re a super easy no-bake dessert to make, and they look so cute and pretty!
Ingredients
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 1 1/2 tsp butter extract
- 3/4 tsp almond extract
- 2–3 bags Chocolate Chip Brownie Brittle (4 oz bags)
- sprinkles
Instructions
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 Cupcake
- Calories: 263
- Sugar: 19.8 g
- Sodium: 95.2 mg
- Fat: 18.3 g
- Carbohydrates: 23.9 g
- Protein: 2.6 g
- Cholesterol: 47.1 mg
Keywords: no bake cakes, icebox cakes, icebox cakes recipes, easy cupcakes, easy cupcakes recipe, best cupcakes recipe, chocolate cupcakes recipe, brownie cupcakes, homemade cupcakes, homemade cupcakes recipe
Enjoy!
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I just tried Brownie Brittle yesterday and was trying to dream up ways to use them in a recipe! These look so great!!
Thanks Michelle! Isn’t it tasty stuff?!
Oh I love these! I’ve never had brownie brittle but I REALLY WANT IT! Agh. This is just the cutest no-bake dessert ever, and I love the addition of homemade whipped cream. Whole new level. 😀
I keep seeing recipes involving this brownie brittle and really need to find some for our house:) These icebox cupcakes are too cute and I can definitely see my kids making them! Thanks for passing on the hint on how to make the flavor without a cake mix.
I’ve never heard of brownie brittle till now and i can’t even wait to try them, Lindsay. It looks so delicious. *Goes off in search of brownie *
You definitely need to try it – so good!
These are just the cutest!! Thanks for linking up!
Yes, they are beyond adorable. Treats that are this much fun and are super simple to make are the best. I could devour them all!
Thanks Kathi!
How fun are these? So cute…. and different! I love unique desserts! 🙂
Thanks Betsy! I love putting a unique spin on things too!
OMG how amazing does this look!!???? I am sooo in love my dear!
You KNOW I love my Brownie Brittle! Thanks for sharing my freezer pop recipe!
These little cupcakes are SO stinkin’ cute girlfriend! ALMOST too cute to eat….but that won’t stop me! Pinned!
Oh yea! Thanks for the pin girl!
Wow, these look amazing! I love Brownie Brittle, but now that I know the back story, I’m even more into it! It’s so inspiring when people take their dreams and turn them into awesomeness.
Isn’t it? I love the story behind it! Thanks Mir!