Sprinkled VitaBrownie Donuts
By: Roni | Posted in: 1 WWP, 3 WWPP, Breakfast Ideas, Dessert Ideas, Snack Ideas, Toddler Approved | 10 Comments
I probably should have warned you I was taking a holiday hiatus. I’ve been soaking up every moment of family time imaginable these last few days, leaving no time for anything else. Not even blogging! Shocking I know. ;)
So I return not with a new recipe, per se, but to share a fun new family holiday tradition where I take my favorite brownie mix and turn it into fun festive donuts!

The best thing about these donuts? Only 100 calories! (or 1 WWP/3WWPP if you’re counting) They came out perfectly in the donut pan and actually reminded me of a traditional chocolate frosted without the "frost." ;)
We made them Christmas Eve morning for a fun breakfast treat and I plan on making them yearly to ward off the husband’s actual trip to the donut shop. A traditional chocolate frosted donut (my drug of choice) has, according to SparkPeople.com, 200 calories and more than 4 times the fat! They are 5WWP/6WWPP. That’s significant enough to justify an extra glass of wine (or 2) for dinner.

Making them was a cinch, but you do need a donut pan. Here’s what we did…
- 2 egg whites
- 1 and 1/4 cup water
- 1 Deep&Velvety Chocolate VitaBrownie Mix (click here to purchase)
- Sprinkles
Whisk the water and egg whites together until frothy. Mix in the brownie mix to make the batter.
Just to be safe I sprayed the donut pan with some non-stick spray. Add about 2 tablespoons of the batter into each donut space and spread around to cover the circle completely.
Top with sprinkles.

Bake for 10-12 minutes. A toothpick inserted will come out clean.

Enjoy!

| Servings | Amt per Serving | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | 1 donut | |||
| Calories | Fat | Fiber | WWPs | |
| 100 | 2g | 10g | old: 1 | new: 3 |
| Sugar | Sat Fat | Carbs | Protein | |
| 10g | 1g | 24g | 3g | |
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can you please explain to me the old vs. the new wwp’s? I’m going to try to help my daughter follow the ww point system but I don’t know what that means.
Thanks,
Cheryl
P.S. I love your site and recipes….I can’t wait to start cooking:)
Thanks Cheryl!
Weight Watchers changed the formula (old used calories, fat and fiber – new uses protein, carbs, fat and fiber) so the new plan uses a different point range. Everything else is pretty much the same. I haven’t adopted it for my own use. I stick to the old points. I find them more intuitive.
YUM and YUMMIER! I love the vitamix brownies… and ths is such a clever swap!
What a great idea for the mix! I have a box in the pantry but no donut pans. Boo!
Sounds like a fun new tradition!
do yu think I can make them with a regular box brownie mix?
I don’t see why not! But I’ve never tried it so I can’t say.
Hi, Roni! Did you bake these at the temp specified on the brownie mix bag or did you use a different temp?
Oh! Good catch Michelle. Yes I did. They just took a lot less time to cook.
Thanks, Roni! I think my dad and my oldest daughter will love these donuts. :)