Chewy Gluten-Free Blondies
A blondie is what you get when you make a brownie and leave the cocoa out. Brown sugar and vanilla do the work instead of chocolate, which gives them a warm butterscotch flavor and a dense, chewy bite that is completely their own thing. Ours are made in one bowl with our 1:1 All-Purpose Flour, loaded with chocolate chips, and baked in a single square pan. Ten minutes of work, and the hardest part is waiting for them to cool. So good, no one will guess they are gluten-free, the way Pamela's has done it since 1988.
What is a blondie?
A blondie is a brownie without the cocoa powder. Everything else about the format is the same, a dense, chewy bar baked in a square pan and cut into squares, but the flavor comes from brown sugar, butter, and vanilla rather than chocolate. That combination tastes distinctly of butterscotch and caramel, which is why blondies are sometimes called blonde brownies. Most versions, including this one, fold in chocolate chips, so you still get the chocolate, just as an accent instead of the whole point.
Why you'll love them
- One bowl and about ten minutes of hands-on time.
- Genuinely chewy, with a butterscotch flavor you only get from brown sugar.
- Loaded with chocolate chips, a full cup in a single 8-inch pan.
- No special binders needed. Our flour is already bound with guar gum.
- Gluten-free without compromise, made with our GFCO-certified 1:1 All-Purpose Flour.
Do you need a gluten-free blondie mix?
No, and this is one recipe where a mix would genuinely be a waste. A blondie is brown sugar, butter, an egg, vanilla, and flour, stirred in one bowl. There is no cocoa to bloom and nothing to melt. A bag of Pamela's Gluten-Free 1:1 All-Purpose Flour gives you these blondies plus cookies, quick breads, and everything else you would use flour for, which is a better use of pantry space than a single-purpose mix.












