Why Your Butterscotch Chips Aren’t Melting Properly
Butterscotch chips may look just like chocolate chips, but they don't always act like them. Here's why you may have trouble melting butterscotch.
Butterscotch chips may look just like chocolate chips, but they don't always act like them. Here's why you may have trouble melting butterscotch.
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