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Hazelnut Chip Scones
"When I made a friend's scone recipe, I didn't have enough milk, so I substituted hazelnut-flavored nondairy creamer and added chocolate chips," relates Elisa Lochridge from Beaverton, Oregon. "Everyone loved them!"
Hazelnut Chip Scones Recipe photo by Taste of Home
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This recipe is my favorite scone recipe. I substitute The semi sweet chocolate chips for white chips. Have also used butterscotch chips. Very versatile recipe.
LOVE THESE!
LOVE THESE!
I used this recipe a few years ago and it was my favorite scone. I lost it, so happy to find it here.Cornish lass
This is an annual request. I add my twist by using half semi sweet chips and half milk chocolate. Then for the non-choc eaters, I use French Vanilla creamer and 3/4 cup white choc chips, 3/4 cup dried cranberries. I make my scones a bit smaller, as they are really, really rich. This is the most requested cookie type dessert I make. ***** Five stars all the way!
Delicious!!! I didn't have hazelnut creamer on hand so I just used the English toffee creamer I had in the fridge - they turned out great! I like the fact that they can be changed up by just changing the flavor of creamer or adding different stir-ins (toffee chips, etc.) I think I will be making these quite a bit!
These are soooo good! I split it between two round 9" cake pans and cut them into wedges. I also have used all different kinds of coffee creamer, skip the cream of tartar and stir in softened butter with my kitchenaid mixer instead of cutting in cold butter.
These are great. If you're not in the mood for the chocolate, or you don't have it on hand, I think they would be delicious without it, too.
This Elisa for Tigard, OR (not Walnut Creek, CA). Just wanted to post this for friends who are looking for my recipes online as some of them thought this was another person. :-} This is my recipe
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