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These cute and easy Lego brownies are always a hit at parties and playdates. They look like actual Lego bricks but taste like soft, fudgy brownies with sweet, colorful frosting that kids love.
These bright and playful brownies come together in just a few steps with store bought treats and a little creativity. They are perfect for kids birthday parties or just a fun after school snack! And since you don’t need to bake anything, they are a kid friendly treat that can be made with mom or dad!
For more easy, kid friendly recipes, try these Cookie Monster Cookies, Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars, no bake Mini Hamburger Cookies, Firecracker Hot Dogs, or these fun Fruit Skewers. Finish off snack time with this kid friendly Watermelon Lemonade or Puppy Chow Recipe.
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Ingredients You Will Need
- Little Debbie Brownies- Pre made brownies are super fudgy, these save tons of time.
- white or vanilla frosting- Use your favorite store-bought tub or homemade.
- Blue, green, and yellow food coloring- Just a few drops create the iconic Lego look.
- Blue, green, and yellow M&M candies- (You can easily use different colors. Just match M&M colors to your Legos) You will need 24 of each color to top the brownies.
A full list of ingredients is included in the recipe card below.
Recipe Variations
- Use red, orange, or purple food coloring and M&Ms to match other Lego colors.
- Swap in homemade brownies if you prefer a from-scratch version.
- Add flavor extracts to the frosting like vanilla or almond for extra taste.
How to Make Lego Inspired Brownies
Line a tray or baking sheet with parchment paper. Unwrap each brownie. If they have candy bits on top, gently remove them.
- Divide the frosting evenly into three small bowls. Add different food coloring to each bowl to make your Lego shades.
- Frost four brownies with each color, using a butter knife or small spatula to smooth the top.
- Press six M&Ms of the same color onto each frosted brownie to mimic Lego studs. Starting in the center makes it easier to space them out.
- Place the finished brownies on your prepared tray and chill in the fridge for about 30 minutes so the frosting sets.
Expert Tips
- Use vibrant gel food coloring for bold colors that match Lego blocks.
- Stick with one color per brownie for the most realistic Lego look.
- Chill before serving to help the frosting firm up and hold the M&Ms in place.
- Let kids help with frosting and decorating. It’s a fun hands-on activity.
Lego Brownie FAQs
Yes, just be sure to slice them into uniform rectangles to create the Lego brick shape.
Any thick, white frosting will work. Store-bought vanilla or buttercream holds the M&Ms well and is easy to color.
Absolutely. You can make them a day in advance and store them in the fridge. Just cover the tray loosely with foil or plastic wrap.
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Lego Brownies
Equipment
- Bowls
- Parchment Paper
- Flat Knife
Ingredients
- 1 package brownies
- 1 tub white frosting
Toppings: Blue, green and yellow food coloring. Blue, green, yellow chocolate candies. (6 candies per brownie)
Instructions
- Line a baking sheet or tray with parchment paper. Unwrap the brownies. If you can only find brownies with candy bits on them, take them off.
- Divide the frosting between three small bowls. Add a different color food coloring to each bowl.
- Spread one color frosting on 4 of the brownies, then top with 6 of the same color M&Ms. You may start in the middle, to make it easier to get the candies even.
- Arrange on the parchment lined tray, then chill for 30 minutes to help the frosting set a bit.
Notes
- Use vibrant gel food coloring for bold colors that match Lego blocks.
- Stick with one color per brownie for the most realistic Lego look.
- Chill before serving to help the frosting firm up and hold the M&Ms in place.
- Let kids help with frosting and decorating. It’s a fun hands on activity.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Great idea and fun for kids or a party
These are so fun to make! And using store bought brownies and frosting, they are done in minutes!