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How to make three-ingredient Nutella brownies

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Updated 19 May 2020 at 5:14 pm

How to make three-ingredient Nutella brownies

If you fancy making brownies with a bit of a twist, or you're a novice cook after some immediate results, this recipe is for you.

Not only is this Nutella creation delicious, it also requires the bare minimum of ingredients.

Find out how to pull it off in the video above.

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