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Brownie Brittle

www.browniebrittle.com

 
Brownie Brittle, LLC, brings you Brownie Brittle by Sheila G - the latest snack sensation sweeping the nation. Brownie Brittle’s crunchy, rich gourmet chocolate taste is similar to the corner pieces of a brownie, and has won over chocolate lovers nationwide.    ""2013 Editor's Choice"" award, The Gourmet Retailer, ""2013 Editor's Choice"" award, Progressive Grocer, ""Best New Snack Product of 2012"" - NCSA, Finalist ""Most Innovative Product of 2012"" - NCA, 2nd Fastest Growing Company in South FL, & Sheila G was named a ""Most Influential Business Women of South Florida"" - SFBJ.   Sheila G’s Brownie Brittle is available for sale at www.browniebrittle.com ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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