Slutty Brownies are the ultimate indulgence! Brownie batter layered onto Oreos and chocolate chip cookie dough creates sweet treats that are guaranteed to win you friends. Sometimes more is more, and that’s certainly the case with these irritable brownies!
Why choose between brownies and cookies when you can have both? Slutty Brownies are part brownie, part cookie bar and entirely delicious.
A layer of chocolate chip cookie dough, topped with Oreos then covered with brownie batter, this is a next level dessert recipe that’s an instant hit whenever I make it. No one can resist a Slutty Brownie!
Why are they called Slutty Brownies?
I’m not sure who decided to call these layered brownie bars “Slutty Brownies” originally but I have to admit the name is fitting.
These brownies hold nothing back! They’re not afraid to flaunt their decadence and, let’s be honest, no one’s going to turn down a chance to enjoy a Slutty Brownie. These brownies KNOW they’re delicious and they’re not ashamed.
This brownie recipe is also, well . . . extremely easy. (Sorry, mom!)
The name might make you giggle but I get it: If you’re baking for a church potlock, school party or your sister’s baby shower, though, you might not want to walk in and declare you’ve brought something called “Slutty Brownies.”
You could also name them Brownie Cookie Bars, Oreo Chocolate Chip Brownies, or any other moniker you like. Whatever you call them, Slutty Brownies are a guaranteed hit!
How to Make Slutty Brownies
This brownie recipe takes three of life’s best things and combines them to one incredibly rich and decadent dessert. Slutty brownies require just three ingredients:
- Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
- Oreos
- Brownie Batter
You spread the cookie dough in a brownie pan, cover it in a layer of Oreo cookies then top the whole thing with chocolate brownie batter. Bake, cool, slice and enjoy!
Told you it was simple.
Easy Slutty Brownies
To make Slutty Brownies easy, you can use your favorite boxed brownie mix and refrigerated chocolate chip cookie dough. When you go this route you only have one bowl to clean up, and minimal measuring to be done.
However if you want to go the from scratch route, I also enjoy these made with the dough from my Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies and the batter from these Easy Brownies.
I almost always turn to brownies when I need an impressive dessert that doesn’t require a lot of mental effort or attention. With Slutty Brownies, you’re creating a rich and tasty dessert with lots of layers but without the attention that a layered cake. It’s great to have such a quick show stopping dessert recipe in your collection for those times when you need to come up with something great… FAST!
These look like regular brownies when you first pull them out of the oven! Then, you slice them into bars revealing the layers of Oreo and Chocolate Chip cookies underneath. They look so impressive that no one will guess how easy these bars are to make.
We all loved the variety of textures you get in Slutty Brownies, too. A chewy cookie, fudgey brownie and the creamy Oreo center altogether makes for one satisfying dessert!
More easy dessert recipes
Who among us doesn’t need a few easy dessert recipes like Slutty Brownies up their sleeve? After you make these, you’ll want to check out Chocolate Chip Cookie Cheesecake Bars, Snickers Brownies, Buckeye Brownies, and these Easy Oreo Cheesecake Bars, too!
Slutty Brownies
Ingredients
- 1 package refrigerated cookie dough (approxiately 16oz size)
- 16 Oreos (Double Stuff work great)
- 1 package standard brownie mix (approximately 16-18oz)
- ingredients as called for on brownie mix package
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 9×9 inch caking pan with aluminum foil and spray with non-stick cooking spray.
- Press cookie dough into bottom of pan to form an even layer that covers the entire bottom of pan. Place oreos onto cookie dough.
- Prepare brownie mix according to package directions. Pour over the top of cookie dough and brownies. Gently spread evenly to completely cover Oreos.
- Bake for approxmiately 35-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Place on a wire cooling rack to cool for at least one hour prior to cutting and serving. Store tightly covered.
Notes
The nutrition facts provided are calculated using a third-party tool and are estimates only. Actual nutritional content may vary based on the ingredients and brands you use, as well as portion sizes. For accurate results, please consult a registered dietitian or nutritionist.
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I’m Christi I love sharing easy & delicious recipes that your family & friends will love. I’m a mom, baker, cookbook author and lover of sprinkles.
I make these a lot for big gatherings .. and the guests love it. So I have one of those brownie pans from pampered chef, I make individual sluts, but because they can look big .. I cut them corner to corner, so now I have 24. I never used the full batter .. you really just need to eyeball it, just enough to cover Oreo. Leftover batter.. I take a cupcake pan for the rest of batter and put frozen cranberries in them and bake YUMMY!!! thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome! Great idea with that leftover batter!
I had the same issue with the brownie layer not setting up. I ended up cooking for an additional 40 minutes. I cooled the brownies and put them in the refrigerator for a while before cutting them. I think next time, I will only use 1/2 of the brownie batter.
It’s hard as not every brownie mix is the same size or type, so they can yield very different results and times. Sounds like you found a great solution!
I also had issues with the brownie not cooking through. I’ve seen ohter versions where they cook the cookie first. I had already piled everything up or I may have tried that. I wonder if that would make the difference. My family ate them anyway. 🙂
Hmm, you could try that. I’ve not had any issue. Make sure you give them time to set up as brownies definitely continue baking after coming out of the oven.
I CAN’T WAIT TO TRY THIS RECEIPE. WHEN I DO, I’LL BE USING MY OWN PEANUT BUTTER RECEIPE WHICH I WILL INCLUDE HERE. FEEL FREE TO TRY AND SHARE, IT’S ALWAYS BEEN AN ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE HIT WITH 100% OF EVERY MOUTH IT ENTERS!
1 CUP SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER (ANY BRAND)
1 CUP SUGAR
1 EGG
1 CAPFUL VANILLA
1-2 DASHES CINNAMON OPTIONAL
MIX ALL INGREDIENTS UNTIL SMOOTH
SPOON ROUNDED TABLESPOON SIZED BALLS OF DOUGH ONTO NONSTICK (OR WELL GREASED) ALLUMINUM COOKIE SHEET
BAKE 350 DEGREES APPROX. 15 MIN. DEPENDING ON YOUR OVEN…MINE SOMETIMES TAKES 19 MIN.
COOKIES WILL BE CRISPY ON THE EDGES AND SOFT AND CREWY IN THE MIDDLE!
My brownie layer just wouldn’t cook. I used a 9×9 pan as stated in the recipe. After 45 minutes, the brownie layer was still liquid in the center. I ened up cooking it for 75 minutes & the brownie layer was still very undercooked in the center & the edges way overcooked. I ended up tossing the whole thing.
I really don’t understand what I did wrong. Admittedly, I am not the best baker (cooking is more my thing) but even I can bake using pre-made mixes. Could there have been something wrong with the mix?
Hmm, what mix did you use and what size box?
Duncan Hines Fudge Brownies 18 oz. I double checked the expiration date, even though I’d just bought it & I double checked that I used the proper liquid measurements. My oven is brand new & when we got it, I used a thermometer to check that it’s properly calibrated, so I know it wasn’t the cooking temperature. It’s just the weirdest thing.
Hmm, I’m not sure, as this is definitely not a unique recipe and one that has been around a while. Was your cookie dough colder than one would expect? Did they set up after coming out of the oven?
The cookie dough was normal temperature. They set up but very mushy & of course the edges & bottom cookie layer were way overcooked.
The only thing I can think is an issue with the mix. I’ll try again with a different mix & maybe a slightly larger pan.
Thanks for your help.
These were an absolute hit with my kids and my husband. I can’t make them fast enough.
One word… AMAZING!
It’s got a bit of everything. Brownies… Good! Choc Chip Cookie… Good! Oreos… Good! And let’s not forget the ice cream.