Original Hockey Mom Brownies

If you plan to build your pack of 6, each brownie costs $6-8. The OHMB food truck was at the Fleet Farm in Blaine. The staff was friendly. The older woman who packaged my food was very mindful of peanut allergy. (My family and I don't have any allergies, but I appreciate that the woman asked if a brownie with peanut butter needs to be separated, and she kept pointing out in the box which one it was.) You can definitely mix and match. We ordered chocolate, s'mores, extreme peanut butter, raspberry cream cheese, Mexican hot chocolate, and slapshot. You can view your options on their website. There were no discrepancies on availability. It also made it easy if you want to ask family members on what they want before you go get purchase your brownies in-person. The food truck event in Blaine occurred between 12 - 5pm on Saturday. When I arrived at 1:00pm, the line was very long, but after 3pm when I returned, the line was shorter. We stored our pack of 6 in the fridge. I have only tried the chocolate brownie and in my opinion, it is sweet and even after refrigeration, it is soft.

The ladies running this food truck had their service down. The worst thing was trying to decide which brownie we wanted to try. We chose S'mores because it seemed perfect for summer even though it was a really warm day. The brownie was moist and the marshmallow topping was perfectly gooey. It was a great dessert.

Can't believe I have not reviewed OHMB yet. I am a big fan of their decadent Brownies. My all time favorite is the fruity pebbles Brownie which has a Blondie Brownie base. It's a must have for me every time. Service is so friendly and I love visiting with the family.

Finally had a chance to try these brownies I've heard so much about! And oof, these take brownies to a whole new level. No wonder they're so popular!I tried the s'mores brownie and the strawberry cheesecake blondie. The two were $18 total which is pricey but mostly worth the cost. Obviously there's a bit of an up charge since they're a novelty and there's no competition. If you haven't tried them yet, you're missing out!

Had the pleasure of seeing this truck yesterday and knew I had to stop!! The service alone will bring me back! So friendly!! My boys and I decided to try the vanilla brownie with ice cream! They heated it up and icing got nice and gooey!! By far the best brownie I have ever had! It was chewy, warm chocolatey!! Puts most grandmas to shame ;) haha! I highly recommend getting the ice cream as well! If you see this truck, do not hesitate! Head on over and get your taste of heaven!!

So, these are truly delicious brownies. My husband referred to the slap shot (peanut butter s'more) as "the best brownie I've ever had." The other we got was also very tasty but firmly took second place - salted caramel cookie dough. Both were super moist, slightly warmed, and packed with flavor.Unfortunately, there are a couple hefty negatives here. First, they are SO pricey for what you get. A 3x3 brownie (and not particularly thick) is $8-12. Oof. I simply cannot justify spending $20+ on a couple brownies. Second, service at the food truck was incredibly slow. I was third in line and it took me 15 minutes to get my order. The owner (THE original hockey mom) was so darn sweet, but spent a lot of time chatting with the people ahead of me while the line grew and grew behind me. So while the brownies themselves were amazing, don't know that I'll be a repeat customer.

Decadent, sweet, rich, and flavorful - yum!My latest eating adventure was the Hockey Mom Brownies food truck. I caught their truck when they were parked in Elk River.I tried 2 limited edition brownies off the "secret menu". And my friend got 2 brownies off the regular menu. All 4 flavors were incredibly good!My only bitch is the ridiculous pricing. My 2 brownies cost 17 bucks! Really, $8.50 each??? My friend's 2 brownies were 12 dollars. They were $6.00 each. From what I can tell, this works out to around $1 to $2 per ounce. Outrageous! If you get baked goods from Hans' Bakery in Anoka, your local bakery, or even your local grocery store, most baked goods in Minnesota are around 50 cents an ounce...give or take.I can see paying these prices if you're trapped inside a stadium and an event like a hockey game or a baseball game. You have no choice but to get ripped off and overpay for your beer and your hot dogs and your sweets because you're trapped, you can't leave. But a food truck? The food truck competes directly with your local bakery. Good brownies. I'm glad I tried them. But next time I'll just buy from my local bakery: Hans' Bakery or Truffles & Torts or Swedish Crown Bakery or Dunkin Donuts or even the Coborns Grocery Store bakery.-Daddy Maxx RetroP.S. For those of you that care, there were no face masks or gloves at the Hockey Mom Brownies food truck.

I got these as a gift delivered to my doorstep and I have to say that these are the best brownies I've ever had. I can't tell you how moist and perfectly chewy these brownies were ! You could literally see the oils/butter on the wrapper - but ignore that because it's just a testament to how delicious these were. Calories don't count when it comes to eating these bad boys.I'm not entirely sure what flavors we got since it was a gift but from the looks of it, I think we had 2 chocolate, 1 cookies and cream, and 1 salted caramel. Each one was as good as the one before it. These brownies are the best ones you'll ever have and you won't regret trying it ! They literally melt in your mouth. I can't even choose a favorite because they were all too perfect.

I really wish I could be leaving a positive review but my experience was just not good.I got the caramel espresso brownie. The frosting was too sweet, the brownie tasted like box mix, and there wasn't even a hint of espresso. I had my husband try it before I said anything and he made a face and said, "Whoa! That's very sweet!" and this man loves his sweets so for him to say that is wild.The system they had set up was odd, too. They had someone writing a ticket that they'd hand to you to hand to the person in the truck who handed it off to another person for them to give it to you. I'm not sure how efficient that is but it wasn't a huge deal.At $8 it was also a very small brownie. I'd suggest going to other local cafés, bakeries, or even Lunds and Byerly's for brownies instead.

I work at Treasure Island in Welch, Mn, I happened upon these amazing little pieces of heaven in the break room. Fantastic is putting it mildly.