Anonymous
Post 10/23/2022 11:27     Subject: Suggest a brand of butterscotch chips that melt well
I mean, they are all just wax, right? You could probably make your own if you wanted them to taste good. Hydrogenated oil and lecithin hardly make "food".
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2022 11:26     Subject: Suggest a brand of butterscotch chips that melt well
Anonymous wrote:I also stopped using Nestle after they changed the ingredients and they stopped melting smoothly. I now buy Guittard butterscotch chips online from Amazon but they are expensive, about $6 a bag. Occasionally I see them at World Market but I haven't ever seen them at any other local grocery stores by me (eg, Whole Foods, Giant, Target etc).


Thank you! I'll check World Market.
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2022 11:26     Subject: Suggest a brand of butterscotch chips that melt well
Anonymous wrote:I’ve bought the Guittard ones before. They melt well but IMO all butterscotch chips taste pretty terrible


To each her own. I like them. Thank you for the recommendation.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 19:44     Subject: Re:Suggest a brand of butterscotch chips that melt well
Butterscotch chips are just gross.

Caramelize some good white chocolate instead.
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2022 11:55     Subject: Suggest a brand of butterscotch chips that melt well
I’ve bought the Guittard ones before. They melt well but IMO all butterscotch chips taste pretty terrible
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2022 11:33     Subject: Suggest a brand of butterscotch chips that melt well
I also stopped using Nestle after they changed the ingredients and they stopped melting smoothly. I now buy Guittard butterscotch chips online from Amazon but they are expensive, about $6 a bag. Occasionally I see them at World Market but I haven't ever seen them at any other local grocery stores by me (eg, Whole Foods, Giant, Target etc).
Anonymous
Post 09/22/2022 22:29     Subject: Suggest a brand of butterscotch chips that melt well
I'm trying to make haystacks. Chow mein noodles and melted butterscotch chips. And the Nestle chips just don't melt well anymore. Please suggest a brand that will melt properly. I found one at Target years ago, but can't seem to remember the brand.