Jan 11, 2012

Skinny Chocolate Chip Buttermilk Scones



Buttermilk scones sweetened just to perfection studded with chocolate chips. Kind of like eating a giant chocolate chip cookie for breakfast... without the guilt.

Yes, I just found my new favorite scone!


I tested them out on some friends, and they agree! In fact, we ate them all before I got to take pictures, so I had to make them again.

No worries...


Chocolate makes everything better!




Chocolate Chip Buttermilk Scones
Skinnytaste.com
Servings: 12 • Serving Size: 1 scone • Old Points: 4 pts Points+: 5 pts  
Calories: 199.6 • Fat: 8.1 g • Protein: 3.7 g • Carb: 29.8 g • Fiber: 2.3 g • Sugar: 12.8 g
Sodium:
257.4 mg




Ingredients:
  • 3/4 cup cold buttermilk
  • 1/4 cup sugar
  • 2 tsp vanilla extract
  • 1 large egg
  • 1 cup all purpose flour (Bob's Red Mill)
  • 1 cup white whole wheat flour (Bob's Red Mill)
  • 1 tbsp baking powder
  • 1/2 tsp salt
  • 3 tbsp chilled butter (must be cold) cut into small pieces
  • 3/4 cup chocolate chips
  • cooking spray
  • 1 large egg white, lightly beaten
  • 1 1/2 tbsp sugar

Directions:

Preheat oven to 375°. Combine the first four ingredients in a medium bowl, stirring with a whisk. Spray baking sheet with cooking spray.

Combine flour, baking powder, salt, in a large bowl, stirring with a whisk. Cut in chilled butter with a pastry blender, or you could use 2 knives, until the mixture resembles coarse meal. Gently fold in chocolate chips. Add milk mixture, stirring just until moist.

Place dough onto a floured surface and knead lightly four times with floured hands. Form dough into an 9-inch circle onto baking sheet, about 3/4" thick. Using a knife, cut dough into 12 wedges all the way through.


Brush egg white over dough and sprinkle evenly with sugar. Bake until golden, about 18-20 minutes, depending on your oven. Serve warm.

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134 comments:

  1. These look so yummy, going to make them and let you know how they came out

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  2. OH MY GOODNESS i am so excited!!! i have wanted a recipe for this for the longest time. yay! cannot wait to bake these. maybe tomorrow morning? haha!

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  3. Perfect for my "ladies" tea next weekend!!!! Thanks Gina- you are a lifesaver! I didn't know how to serve scones with most of us on weight watchers lol

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  4. Loving this recipe... so much :)

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  5. These look amazing...any ideas on how to make them "travel" well so I can bring them on my next work trip?

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  6. I'm excited to try this. I have a wonderful scone recipe, but it uses ONE STICK of butter (only 2 T of sugar, though). I always make mine with cinnamon chips.

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  7. YUM! HOW CAN I MAKE THIS VEGAN? ANYONE??

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  8. FYI for people who don't have buttermilk, you can make it really easily by adding a bit of vinegar to the milk and stirring. A scant cup of milk plus 1 T of vinegar will do it.

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  9. I put them in ziplock bags, or wrap them with Saran wrap they are still great the next day.

    The Tea ladies should be very happy!

    Vegan, I wonder if shortening would wok in place of butter, and almond milk in place of buttermilk. Give it a try!

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    1. I always sub almond milk and earth balance things seem to always come out fine! :)

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  10. These look so awesome! I LOVE scones but have never found a good recipe for a light version. Can you post a regular (no fruit or anything else in them) scone recipe too?

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  11. These look delish!!!!! Bookmarking this now! Yum!

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  12. Now this I've gotta try! Thank you!

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  13. 10 minutes away from my first bite! Can't wait!!

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  14. I can't even wait until breakfast to try these out. I will be making them for dessert tonight. Yum! Now I just have to remember what recipe I meant to come here for. :)

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  15. Could we sub in other fruit (cranberries, blueberries, etc.) for the chocolate chips?

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  16. I'm wondering if you can freeze these after they are baked. I would eat them all if they were on hand, but I'd love to have a couple just in case.

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    1. Good question! I might freeze one and see. I usually just share them!

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    2. These freeze great! I let them cool then put them individually in sandwich bags, then in a big zip bag.

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  17. is that nearly 200cals per scone?

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  18. First time commenting: I'm such a giver that I'm going to make these on Thursday to have on Breakfast camping on Saturday. I'll let you know how well they hold up after 2 days. Thanks so much for this site!

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  19. These look absolutely delicious. Just started on Weight Watchers and I am so glad I found your Blog. Its just wonderful. Just wondering though, is the buttermilk the low fat variety or not.

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  20. I love scones! I can't wait to try this recipe. They look amazing!

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  21. These look amazing!!!!

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  22. Scones for the same points as my usual breakfast?! I could kiss you right now!

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  23. I don't have white whole wheat flour, would regular whole wheat flour be ok? Love all your recipes!!

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    1. Sure, I prefer white whole wheat but that would work!

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  24. Oh this looks so good. I will definitely be making this ASAP.

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  25. It's like you saw me on your site last night looking at your breakfast ideas and wishing for something chocolatey. Scones are the best and so are you.

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  26. I am definitely going to make this Saturday! I cannot wait!
    http://beaucoupbeauchamp.blogspot.com/

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  27. I'm making these...TODAY! Yum!

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  28. Omg I need to make these!! Defo a weekend treat I think! :)

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  29. ooooh these look amazing, I will have to try them this weekend

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  30. Can you substitute currants? And how would that change the pts plus value. Thankyou

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  31. do you have to sprinkle them with sugar??? or can you leave it off?

    Thanks..great recipes as usual.

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  32. oops also can you use mini chocolate chips???

    Gina....just love your recipes.

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  33. Can I use all White whole wheat flour? I have been using it in all my receipes, and love it? I just remove one tablespoon of flour per cup (directions on King Authur). Would this change the taste or texture? Thanks for your help, I want to try these!!

    Linda

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  34. I can not even believe how good these look! I can not wait to make these. I love you! :-)

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  35. This is fantastic - I've been trying to lighten up my own scone recipe and I think this is it! I'm going to make these this weekend!

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  36. What kind of flour can you substitute for the white whole wheat flour? I don't have that and cannot find it in my store?

    Thanks

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    1. I couldn't find white whole wheat flour at a major grocery store either... I used Gold Medal All Natural Whole Wheat Flour. Turned out PEFFECT.

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  37. as if I didn't love your site enough already, now you have me forever!!!

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  38. If I substitute blueberries for the choclate chips, how would this improve the nutritional value?
    :)

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  39. I made these last night and they are delicious! Super quick and easy, too. I used mini chocolate chips instead of regular to get the chocolate really well distributed (and I had them on hand, AND it didn't change the points+ value). Yum yum yum!

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  40. Love all your recipes! I look forward to seeing whats new and trying them out! Thanks for posting!

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  41. woo-hoo I found the flour in my local supermarket....can't wait to try these...

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  42. I'm going to try this recipe as my favorite cookie is choc. chip. I saw where someone asked about substituting Almond milk--not sure this would work as you really need that 'sour' to work with the other ingredients. But, I've been making my own Kefir for a year now and use it interchangeably with buttermilk and I plan on using it for this recipe. I know that you can also make Kefir using Almond milk or soy milk so for the vegetarians you can try this. I think they even sell soy based Kefir in health food stores.

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  43. Just made these. I saw them yesterday and couldn't wait to try - subbed 1/4 c choc chips for 1/3c dried cranberries, almond milk w/ apple cider vinegar, and becel vegan for the butter. A little sticky the dough, but they taste delish! I plan on freezing them to have as treats throughout the week. Thanks for the recipe!

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  44. do you know what the calories would be if i substituted splenda if i don't want to use sugar? this looks delicious!

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  45. Vegan: Use flaxseed and water for the Egg (follow directions on the package), earth balance for butter and almond milk for the butter milk, vegan chocolate chips for the chocolate chips. Sounds AMAZING!

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  46. I made these this morning, and they were heavenly. If any of you are Canadians, they taste just like a Tim Hortons chocolate chip muffin!
    I used 1.5 cups all purpose flour and 1/2 cup whole wheat. Next time I will try half and half.

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  47. Just made these - they are DELICIOUS! I made a buttermilk substitute (3/4 tablespoon white vinegar, the rest milk up to 3/4cup, let sit 5 min) - absolutely delightful! I love scones, and these are the best I've ever made.

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  48. what do you mean "cut in butter"?

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  49. Um, is this real? I think I've died and gone to heaven. You've really done it now, Gina. Seriously. Such a great post... I cannot wait to make them!

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  50. I made these today (cold day = baking!) and they turned out fine - would have turned out great if I had followed the recipe correctly. :)

    Find out what I did wrong here:
    http://babieslovebakedgoods.blogspot.com/2012/01/crooked-scone.html

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  51. Yum! Thanks for sharing! Have added the recipe to my "to cook" list!

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  52. Making this tonight! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  53. I'm so glad you all liked them!!

    I have other scone recipes, some with blueberries, strawberries, pomegranates, etc if you want different varieties, check them out.

    You don't have to sprinkle them with sugar, but I like how it adds a touch of sweetness.

    One special Dee, you can use all purpose instead.

    Linda, not sure, I only made it with a blend.

    Not sure how the points would change with blueberries offhand.

    Beadyknitter, bet it would be great with kefir.

    Vintage, sorry I don't. Anyone know?

    Baking with Melissa, never dawned on my that chocolate chips aren't vegan. Thanks for sharing your vegan tweaks!

    meghan, the butter should be cold and hard, you want to use a pastry knife to cut the butter with the flour until it resemble crumbs. You can also use frozen butter and grate it with the large wholes of a cheese grater.

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  54. Oh my gosh. You just hit a weak spot. :)

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  55. PERFECTION!
    Gina is so on-target with her substitutions! These were EVERY BIT AS RICH & maybe even more flavorful as my full of fat/sugar recipe for chocolate chip scones. Made them this morning & my son who sniffs out every healthy alternative
    thought these were great! I used mini-choc chips, Trader Joes whole wheat, & 1 T sprinkling sugar.

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  56. DELICIOUS. When I made these, I doubled the batch and put them in two 9 inch cake pans sprayed with a little canola oil. Because of the oil and the extra dusting of flour on the scones for kneading, they came out super easy. Thank you!!

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  57. Score! I've got all the ingredients on hand. I know what we're having for bfast tomorrow. Thanks for sharing!

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  58. I made these this morning for my husbands birthday and we brought them to work (we work at the same place). Everyone loved them. Thanks for such a great recipe.

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  59. These look so so amazing! How do you come up with such low cal deliciousness?!

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  60. Just made them but I used Splenda baking sugar instead of regular sugar. Came out yummy. I would love to use blueberries instead of chocolate chips. What do you think?

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  61. I made these this morning and they were amazing! Thanks for the wonderful recipe.

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  62. Has anyone tried freezing them yet?

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    1. I have, and they were fine. I actually ate some of them cold--it made a nice dessert!

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  63. I made them this morning and used blueberries (thank you Joan Leary). I couldn't really knead the dough cause it just stuck everywhere. I also cut them into pieces prior to baking and they didn't really come out separated. I did add cinnamon and nutmeg for extra flavor also. They were just kind of 'eh' and a bad idea before my morning workout. Did I do something wrong or is it just my tastebuds and technique?

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  64. I made these last night and I don't feel like they turned out well. They are filled with chocolate though so they aren't THAT bad. The dough was ridiculously sticky and hard to work with so I added some more flour.. maybe that was the wrong move? I used my food processor to mix the butter and flour together.. I thought it worked pretty well. Thanks for the recipe. I will be trying it again!

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  65. I have a wonderful scone recipe that involves chocolate chips and heavy cream... not skinny at all. But delicious. Can't wait to try this skinny version! I love scones!

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  66. Loved this recipe, and couldn't believe how easy it was! Thanks!

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  67. This looks awesome. How much do the carbs and points decrease if you use splenda? Thanks!

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  68. This looks awesome. How much do the carbs and points decrease if you use splenda? Thanks!

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  69. This looks awesome. How much do the carbs and points decrease if you use splenda? Thanks!

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  70. Yum! Just wondering is the texture supposed to be softer (like mine turned out) or are they supposed to be crunchier/harder like a traditional scone? Thanks for the recipe!

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  71. I just made these for breakfast, they are great! My husband, 4 year old daughter and myself love them! Thanks for sll your recipes! Delphine

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  72. Made the scones,cauliflower critters and baked oatmeal his weekend. All delicious! My picky husband and four children logd it all!

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  73. Made these this morning for breakfast. They were easy to make and very tasty I liked the whole wheat flavor. I wish there was an easy way to cut a circle into twelve equal pieces tho' we ate the larger ones first lol

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  74. These were very good, my whole family loved them! Gina, I love your website, I have been on weight watchers for some time with great success, but I normally cook two meals and because of your webiste that does not happen anymore! I love that almost every recipe I try the whole family loves. Also, your pictures are beautiful and I truly appreciate you sharing them.

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  75. Just made these. The only thing I substituted was LF buttermilk. They're delicious!

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  76. I made this this morning, and they turned out wonderfully! I love that they have whole wheat. I love scones, but I've never come across another whole wheat recipe. This is my new go-to, for sure. I recently stumbled onto your blog, and it's become one of my tippy-top favs. Thanks for the recipe!

    Ally

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  77. I made these this afternoon so hubby could have something different for breakfast this week. Very good tho not hard like regular scones(I kinda liked that about them) I also made a 2nd batch using finely chopped apples, cinnamon and dried cranberries instead of the chocolate. These were very good as well. He liked those better but I'm a chocoalte girl and liked the chocolate ones better. Hope this helps some of you ladies!

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  78. I usually fail at making scones or any kind of bread but I made these tonight and they turned out AMAZING! Thanks so much!

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  79. I can't believe something so delicious looking could be so low in calories! I am going to bookmark this:) Thanks for sharing!

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  80. Going to make these for breakfast this week... I'm going to try chocolate almond milk and white chips instead. look so tasty!

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  81. I made this recipe this morning since the kids are home from school and they were a hit! I didn't have the type of flour listed so I had to use what I had; all-purpose flour. Also, I used at least 2-1/2 (maybe 3) cups of flour instead of the 2 cups called for. Before adding the extra flour, the consistency was more like a thick cake batter so I just added a little more at a time until it felt "right". I've made scones several times before and always used 3 cups of flour (along with A LOT more butter!! haha.... like a stick and a 1/2 more butter) I didn't mind the missing butter though, so thanks for helping me make this recipe a little better for us. :)

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  82. These were amazing! I made them yesterday so that I'd have a point friendlier option to cake at my bro in law's birthday dinner! I'm going to make some today with cinnamon chips. The chocolate chip ones were so popular with my family! I made 12 and ended the night with 3 left!

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  83. Wow, I am so happy to have found this recipe! I absolutely love scones and have been wanting to make them recently. I can't wait to try:) Thanks

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  84. Made these this am. OMG, so good. I used all whole wheat flour and they were still awesome. It didn't hurt the flavor and it had crunch. Freezing half and sending the rest to school for my daughter for great mid- morning bite. Thanks for your work on this and all your recipes.

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  85. Love your recipes...lost 50 pounds and keeping it off with the help of your yummy food ideas. My kids just devoured a scone as an afternoon snack. So good. Thanks!

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  86. Oh wow, thanks for the awesome recipe! I've always been a little hesitant to make scones because they are normally so high in fat and calories. Probably why they always taste so damn delicious. THese sound like the perfect recipe for cutting out a lot of the unhealthy stuff without cutting out the flavor. I will definitely be making these soon!

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  87. I cannot wait to try these! Has anyone freeze them yet? How did they turn out?

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  88. I've made both your blueberry scones and your pomegranate scones (only made them into another blueberry version because the first blueberry scones were soft like a biscuit not a scone!). I want to try these but I am hearing from some other reviewers that they are soft and not like a traditional scone in texture. Do you have any feedback on this? I thought the pomegranate scones recipe had the perfect traditional scone texture. What accounts for the different texture do you think? I don't want soft, biscuit-like scones...thanks! :)

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  89. These are delicious...despite the fact I totally messed up the recipe. I for some reason didn't put egg on my recipe card so I added my first four ingredients (which included white flour). I was wondering why the flours were separated! ha. Despite the mess and no egg, they still turned out awesome. I cannot imagine how great they will be when I make it correctly!!! Thanks for what you do!

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  90. O....M....G....these were AMAZING! We ended up using less sugar and egg white than in the recipe, but it was all good. We actually have to make more becaues they disappeared. I have never been a fan of scones, but this has made me one. Thank you, Gina!

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  91. I made these this afternoon and enjoyed one with my tea. They are amazing! I'm planning to make another batch for company that's coming on Saturday. Thank you so much for posting this recipe.

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  92. I have made these several times now and my neighbor told me about a oatmeal raisin "breakfast cookie" and complained that her kids didn't like it, so I got a fire under my butt and adjusted this recipe to make something different. Substituted 1 cup oatmeal ground in the food processor and used raisins instead of chocolate chips. YUM. (I still prefer the chocolate though!! ;)

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  93. These were okay. Texture wasn't much to my liking. They were really dry. I measured everything, did everything right. Not sure what happened. But thanks for sharing anyway!!! Its a great idea!!!

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  94. I made these yesterday and they are EXCELLENT!!! The dough is very sticky; have no fear, they will turn out beautifully. Also, I needed to bake them about 5 minutes longer ... could be my oven though. Thumbs up on this recipe!

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  95. The dough was near impossible to work with in any way...even with a very well- floured work space. Mine basically came out as scone-shaped muffins...not the right texture at all. Pretty disappointed. :(

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  96. I just made these since I've been curious about them after finding this recipe on pintrest. These are absolutely delicious! I added a bit more chocolate chips and baked them for about five minutes longer but they were still great! The dough is a bit sticky but after working with it for a tad bit with my floured hands it came together beautifully. My dad even ate two :) thanks for this recipe

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  97. Just took these out of the oven and of course had to try one before I served them to my MOPS mommies. Very good! Perfect pairing for my coffe that I take very sweet and I love that they are from scratch, I am so proud of myself for making something that was not from a boxed mix.

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  98. These were marvelous! I didn't have any chocolate chips so I subbed in dried cranberries. They freeze really well too.

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  99. I just found your website and this is the first thing I've made and they were a HIT at my house. I used cinnamon chips instead of chocolate chips and then sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. YUMMY! Thank you

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  100. Snowy day here in NY....got all the ingredients yesterday can't wait to give these a try!! What kind of chips did you use? Semi-sweet or milk chocolate? I looked at labels and they have same values so I know it doesn't change points but just curious - thanks!!! Love your site - we've made the riceball casserole, stuffed pepper soup, easy broccoli pasta, broccoli potato cheese soup and ready tO try a few more this weekend - makes WW that much easier to follow thanks!!!

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  101. Okay, Okay!!! **sits and tries to calm down*** These are DE-LIC-IOUS!! I am delightfully impressed. The scones came out perfectly. I took the advice of a previous commentor and sprayed a 9 inch round pan with canola oil and baked the scones in it, 18 minutes exactly. I also used whole wheat flour intead of whole white wheat flour. If you haven't made these yet, go,run--don't walk, to your kitchen and get started!! **takes another bite of scone** OMG!!

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  102. I made these yesterday and they are amazing!!! It is hard to eat just one. Any ideas of how the points and taste would be affected if you use Stevia or more wheat flour?

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  103. Oh, I would love to make these some time ;) Yum ^_^

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  104. I have never had a scone before in my life so I cannot say about texture or if they are proper or not. All I can comment on is if they are good. And yes, these are really good.
    We just made them and my husband took a bite of one and just said "do you have enough for a second batch?" I said, "yes." He said, "you probably should go ahead and make it."

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  105. These are the best! Ty for the recipe. I used a heart shaped cookie cutter and
    made heart shaped scones

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  106. I made this, but used 2 cups of whole wheat pastry flour, and palm sugar. They look just like the photo, but have a bitter after taste, is it the baking powder, 1 tablespoon seems like a lot.

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  107. Made them!! Fantastic!! Definitely one for the books!!

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  108. Made them tonight and agree: they're wonderful. I used 2% milk with a splash of apple cider vinegar since we didn't have buttermilk. For those concerned about sprinkling with sugar, I mixed up some cinnamon sugar and ended up only using half of the combo.

    It does taste like a cookie rather than scone to me. I may feel somewhat guilty eating this in the morning! Delicious!

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  109. Just made these and I had to wrap them up before I ate the whole batch!! They are so delicious! I also didn't have buttermilk - but used 1 Tbl. white vinegar to a cup of milk and let it sit for 5 minutes. This is a keeper recipe I will make again and again!

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  110. I made them yesterday and they are so good. My daughters loved them too. I took have the batch to my relatives because I knew I would clean the whole thing myself! The only thing I found was that it seemed a bit difficult to knead. Mine was really sticky even with floured hands and board. And then the cutting was a little goopy too. But in the end they looked perfect. Thanks!

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  111. These look fabulous! And a lighter version than my cream scones :)

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  112. My husband loves cinnamon, I was wondering if you had ever made a cinnamon scone? I would love to get a good recipe for them!

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    1. I would just add 1-2 tsp cinnamon and omit the chips. That sounds good too.

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  113. I made these this afternoon & they were amazing!! I used 1c. mini chocolate chips (because that's what I had in the pantry), added an extra tsp. of vanilla (because I don't think you can add too much vanilla) & threw in a little ground flax (to make myself feel better). My family asked for more so I'm adding this recipe to my collection. Thanks for sharing!! :-)

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  114. I made them on Sunday and have been having it all week for breakfast with some skim milk! Thanks, such a great change from my normal breakfasts!

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  115. I'm waiting for mine to come out of the oven right now. I love scones and used to make them all the time, but my standby orange cranberry scones use 1 stick of butter for 8 scones...this makes me excited. But the reason I wanted to comment, normally when I make scones I cut them apart and place them separately in the pan to bake. This also allows you to bake just one or two and freeze the rest unbaked. Then when you want hem just toss the frozen scones on the pan and bake normally adding 2 to 3 minutes to the bake time. Fresh scones any time you want them :-)

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  116. I just made these and I couldn't wait to try them. I replaced the buttermilk with greek yogurt and the chocolate chips with blueberries and dried cherries. The texture was a little cakey, perhaps because of the yogurt. Great flavor and easy to make! Thanks for the recipe. Will make them again.

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  117. I made these a few weeks ago subbing raisins and craisins instead of the chocolate chips and ohhhhhhhhh they are amazingggggggggggg!!!! I freeze them and reheat them as needed. Just had another one this morning and I fall in love with it every single time!!!

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  118. I made these and they were soooo good! I made them again the next day and used blueberries, kept everything else the same. They were really good too. My only issue was after storing them, they became mushy. Any ideas on how to store them other than the freezer. I tried ziplock, plastic wrap, storage container, and foil. Every way they became mushy and gooey. Any ideas?? I want to make them again but I don't want to eat them all the first day!

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    1. I made them with cinnamon instead of chocolate chips. I stored them in a freezer bag in the microwave. They only lasted 2 days but that is because we ate them!

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    2. I froze them in a Ziploc freezer bag too and they were fine. I actually had undercooked part of them and they came out the best after being frozen

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  119. I've made this twice. The first time I made the scone too thick so the bottom was a little burned and the middle was a little undercooked--not that it was bad! I also sprinkled with Truvia rather than sugar which i don't think I'd do again. I froze a lot of them, and the undercooked section actually did better when defrosted (I can't make sense of that, but it was true) and usually eat one for dessert after dinner. I froze the rest of the buttermilk in an ice tray and made another batch a couple weeks later. This time I did use the whole wheat flour (first time I only had all purpose white flour), made it thinner and sprinkled with real sugar which I think made a huge difference. I brought these to work and they were gobbled up! People asked for the recipe and complained that they went so quickly. No one could believe it was low fat and I've been asked to make another batch.

    Thanks so much Gina!!

    (I have the taco chicken in the crock pot right now and it smells amazing!! Getting sooooo hungry!)

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  120. Made these tonight,also made them in blueberry (added 1 cup fresh blueberry's I froze from summer)! Both came out great! This is my 4th recipe of yours I tryed all have been perfect and yummy!Thanks!

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  121. Made these a couple of times now - second time I had to bring them to the office for fear of eating the whole batch! - and I have to say they are incredibly yummy!

    I know some people have asked if they can be frozen. I'm not sure how they fare if frozen after baking, but I froze the batter before baking. Then tonight, when I was craving one, I took a portion out of the freezer, let it thaw out for a bit, brushed with egg white & drizzled sugar on top before baking as per the instructions. Came out just as yummy as the regular way!

    A great option if, like me, having 12 portions just lying around is a very dangerous thing... :)

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  122. I just made these with chopped dried cherries instead of chips. Delish!

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  123. Any idea of the caloric content? They look amazing and I cannot wait to make these... with chips and/or blueberries/cherries/cranberries!! yummy!! Thanks

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