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Brownies with nuts Nourishing Food / Healing Food Eaten TBD grams Heals TBD% per 100 grams unknown grams heals 1% injury Manufactured Resource Resources cake flour, eggs, sugar, butter or margarine, nuts, cocoa powder Machinery regular oven, coal oven or gas oven whisk, casserole dish Skill Cooking Methods of  manufacturing Method Amount oven (300g wood or firewood) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar 100g butter/margarine, 200g nuts, 200g cocoa powder 900 coal oven (45g coal) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar 100g butter/margarine, 200g nuts, 200g cocoa powder 900 coal oven (45g charcoal) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar 100g butter/margarine, 200g nuts, 200g cocoa powder 900 gas oven (25g propane) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar 100g butter/margarine, 200g nuts, 200g cocoa powder 900

Brownies with nuts are just like brownies, but with nuts. Kinda obvious, isn't it?

Some^(who???) argue that adding nuts to brownies is an act of unspeakable evil. Others insist that a brownie isn't a brownie unless it has nuts.
Cantr Staff™ is not liable for any disputes, lawsuits, fistfights, or social media posts one way or the other on the matter.