I couldn’t find any cinnamon chips in my area when I wanted to make this so I ended up using vanilla chips instead. I had to make a second batch immediately since the first batch didn’t make it around the room for people before it was completely gone. I just added a bit more cinnamon to make up for the lack of cinnamon chips.
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I couldn’t find any cinnamon chips in my area when I wanted to make this so I ended up using vanilla chips instead. I had to make a second batch immediately since the first batch didn’t make it around the room for people before it was completely gone. I just added a bit more cinnamon to make up for the lack of cinnamon chips.
beantownbaker — July 22nd, 2013 @ 8:29 am
Cinnamon chips can be difficult to find. When I find some, I usually buy a couple bags. You can order them online or Hershey has a product finder so you can find a store near you that sells them: http://www.thehersheycompany.com/contact-us/locate-hard-to-find-products.aspx
oh wow, what a great twist on a classic!