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  • adjective comparative form of fudgy: more fudgy

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Examples

  • These brownies are much better the day after they are made: fudgier, moister and with a deeper flavor.

    Root Beer Brownies | Baking Bites 2008

  • A fudgy chocolate brownie made even fudgier by the white chocolate chips, with little crunchy bits of pistachio & a good amount of heat for good measure.

    Archive 2009-04-01 kat 2009

  • A fudgy chocolate brownie made even fudgier by the white chocolate chips, with little crunchy bits of pistachio & a good amount of heat for good measure.

    Cooking By Color kat 2009

  • If the brownie part was moister and fudgier it would be a better balance for the pumpkin part.

    pumpkin swirl brownies | smitten kitchen 2008

  • I thought that the texture went well with the almond flavoring and a cup of coffee, which was strong and would have been far too overpowering in a fudgier sort of bar.

    Almond Chocolate Chip Bars | Baking Bites 2006

  • I've been making a pretty decent brownie recipe from one of the NY Times Minimalist columns, but these beauties are fudgier, deeper and darker.

    Archive 2006-10-01 Kate 2006

  • I've been making a pretty decent brownie recipe from one of the NY Times Minimalist columns, but these beauties are fudgier, deeper and darker.

    Reading, Writing, Cooking and Crafting: Attempting to be Lea Kate 2006

  • Our Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate cupcake with a fudgier, kid-friendly frosting

    LAist on Leda's Bake Shop (and Wanda Sykes) 2005

  • Notes: For a fudgier brownie, I like to use half white sugar and half brown sugar.

    Blogtimore, Hon 2010

  • But these are probably even chocolaty-er/fudgier because the Dorie ones just have cocoa.

    Cookie Madness 2009

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