Lactation Brownie Mix Breastfeeding Supplement - Double Chocolate Breast Milk Support Snack Alternative to Lactation Cookies to Boost Breastmilk Supply Increase

These brownies (double fudge chocolate) are so tasty and so effective! They bake a little weird and look mushy but then firm up when cooled and maintain a moist chocolate center. I typically dislike chocolate and sweets in general but these are non-offensive. I can even eat two at once. My breastmilk production had gone down while my baby was resting after his bris (circumcision). Kiddo was eating less and sleeping more for 2 days to recover. I opted for the brownies to replenish my breast milk supply and it increased within less than 12 hours of adding the brownies to my routine- even doubled within 24 hours. I now produce more breast milk than I was originally capable of. Full disclosure: I also use Happy Ducts tincture in aloe vera water with sugar, moringa capsules, placenta capsules, prenatal vitamins, and one daily cup of beer. And I feed and pump every 2 hours to keep the milk demand flowing! But I did see a noticeable increase in my milk supply after introducing the brownies. I can now fill an entire large container of breast milk by noon. The photo is my breast milk collected from midnight to 12pm on a singular date, and is only what I pumped, as I also breast fed every 2 hours. Best of luck ladies/ birth givers!

Used oil instead of butter and they're actually really tasty. Not enough time had passed to tell if they work but they do taste good

A lot of reviews mentioned these brownies needing adjustments but I followed the recipe exactly and they came out perfect! Slightly crisp edges and a fudge, soft center with lots of chocolate flavor. I used vegetable oil instead of butter and mixed the wet ingredients before slowly adding the dry ingredients. I whisked all the ingredients together but it was super thick so I had to use a silicone spatula to fold the rest of the dry mix into the batter. I used Pam Original (canola oil spray) to grease the metal pan before pouring the batter into the metal 9"×13" pan. After baking for 20mins on the middle rack of my Ninja convection oven/air fryer, the brownies were ready to cool off. As pictured, the batter was already starting to crisp up on the edges and rise a bit at the 10min mark. The final product yields about 16-20 treats, depending on how big you divide up the pan. The brownies were just under 1" thickness and didn't rise up much after baking compared to the uncooked batter. [I saw that some ladies used glass bakeware which probably attribute to needing a longer bake time since the glass takes longer to heat up than a metal one. Also, if you use a smaller pan, your brownies will be thicker but will need to be baked for a few extra minutes.] Overall, the brownies are delicious and moist. They didn't rise up to be as thick as I would like but it's not a big deal. The brownies are definitely a very dark brown and not as appetizing as the ones photographed on the bag but I can assure you that it tastes yummy for any lady wanting a chocolate treat while working to increase their milk supply. It's only the first day of trying these brownies but I hope it supports my lactation like the chocolate chip oatmeal cookies did in my last review. Regardless, it's a delicious snack without too much guilt. Good Luck and Happy Breastfeeding!

First, let me just say that these brownies work! I had tried another brand's pre-made lactation cookies, and while they helped to increase my supply, these brownies helped my supply almost double overnight; I was consistently getting almost 1 oz in the evening, almost 4 oz in my first pump of the day, and it jumped to 3 oz in the evening, and 5-8.5 oz for my first pump of the day. Could be that my supply finally caught up with my baby, but I have noticed my supply dipping a little when I eat less of the brownies, and going back up when I eat more of it. In terms of flavor/texture, I was a little put off initially because it was very thick prior to baking, and I wasn't sure that I baked it fully because it was so fudge-y. I also thought that it was a bit too sweet, but my taste buds caught up, and I now enjoy having a piece or two whenever I'm in the mood to snack. Finally, I was a bit disappointed at first that one bag only bakes one batch. The bag says that it makes about 21 servings, but also suggests 1-2 brownies per day, so it should last anywhere between 10 days to 21 days (if you're being conservative). I've eaten almost the whole thing in one week. For $15, I was really hoping for more--although $2/day doesn't seem too bad. Definitely buying another bag just in case since it works so well, but also going to have to try my hand at making lactation brownies by adding the key ingredients listed (brewers yeast, oats, flaxseed) to another brownie mix because it's more cost-effective.

The brownies were amazing tasting but did not help with milk production. There wasn’t a weird texture or taste to the brownies… but I did add extra chocolate chips because why not? I did not think they were dry and found them to be enjoyable.

This lactation brownie mix was DELICIOUS!!! I’m not sure if it helped increase my supply, as I was doing several things at once to help (power pumping, hydrating, Mother’s milk tea), but this was by far the most enjoyable method to try to increase supply! So easy to make, and super chocolate-y. The texture was maybe slightly more chewy than regular brownies, I think because of the oats, but they were delicious, and didn’t taste like I was eating anything abnormal. I just wish this was a little cheaper so I could buy more regularly! ;) the company that sells this is amazing too- they sent a helpful email with encouragement and tips to increase supply when I placed the order. Great company, delicious product. Definitely recommend!

I have ordered this product twice now. Both times I’ve had to make some adjustments to the oven time. I found that 3/4 cup of vegetable oil rises better than 1 1/2 stick of butter. I’ve also increased my oven temp to 375 instead of 350 and found that 20-23 minutes is nowhere near correct timing. I’ve seen all the photos of wet batter after following directions but I have left it in the oven for 40 mins. That’s double the time in the instructions! Nonetheless it’s come out perfect at 375 for 40min. Perfectly risen and well done! Hope this helps others.

Mixing them up by hand using the butter method was harder than I thought it would be because there are no liquid ingredients, just butter and eggs and the powder mix. It did make a 9x13 pan, which is a nice large amount, and they can be frozen easily and did not stick to the pan once they were baked. I cut 12 brownies out of the 9x13 pan, and eating 3 a day I saw my milk production almost double from 2-3 ounces a session to 3-4 ounces a session. At first they taste great, but I'm not really one to regularly eat a whole pan of brownies myself, so after a few days it felt like taking medicine rather than enjoying a treat. Also, I began to notice the grainy flavor, which I'm sure is whatever they put in it to make milk flow, but I found it tasted much better with chocolate syrup on top. Also, the oatmeal cookies from this brand taste amazing comparatively. Overall, they're pretty good, and do make milk, but I think I might stick more to the oatmeal cookies in the future because they taste better.