Like It or Hate It

Marmite Brownies at Paul A Young

Pimping

Kookybakes pimped Up Brownie.  It seems to be a word that caterers love to describe customising and souping-up your food - see http://greatcafes.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/pimp-your-potsu.html

Malakoff

Lakeland's cafe at their Windermere headquarters has chocolate, almond and pistachio Malakoff.  Apparently named after a candy made famous between the world wars.

Double Loaded

Fudge topped Brownie at Konditor & Cook

Brookies

Brownie cookie 'Brookie' at Swallow Bakery in Cheltenham.

Brownie Mince Pies

Brownie Mince Pies at chocolatier Paul A Young

Easy Home Bake

Have you noticed the range of Brownie and Cookie dough products in your supermarket?  If my kids can bake them when getting home from school, perhaps more cafe owners should be using their bake-off ovens a little more.

Sin & Obesity

POD sell Sin gluten free chocolate brownies and other sweet delights - "sin" from Spanish, meaning 'without'.

Cafes like to think they offer occasional treats but we also have to admit to being purveyors of sin in terms of gluttony/obesity.  That's why fresh fruit and healthy items need to be on the menu (POD does this well) and why good presentation is key to sales of something that none of us needs.

The Brownie Bar

Konditor & Cook's Brownie Bar is fun - any 3 for £5

Fingers & Buns

Gail's take expansion seriously and slowly - their latest is in Wardour Street opposite Princi.  The food and its display is stunning.

Brownie Fingers and Cinnamon Buns

Tasty Titbits

Planet Organic's chocolate brownie nibbles

The Modern Pantry's flapjacks

The Best Brownies in London

Paul A Young has a flagship 'chocolaterie' in Wardour Street where he sells his £3.75 chocolate brownies - Time Out rates them the best in London. Tasted good!