S’MOREOS – S’MORES OREO BROWNIE BAR

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What happens when you take Oreo's, brownies and s'mores and mix them together? You get the most delightful dessert ever, S'mores Oreo Brownies! Then cut them into cute little bars and they become S'mOreo Brownie Bars. Three of my favorite desserts combine into one!

Servings: 12

Author :Jennifer Fishkind

Ingredients

1 box Brownie mix (pick your favorite)
9 Graham Crackers
77 Mini Oreo cookies (you could use full sized Oreos too)
18 Flat S'more marshmallows (aka Jet-Puffed S'moreMallows)

Instructions

Preheat oven to 325 degrees

You can visit princesspinkygirl.com for full instructions.

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