Butterscotch Hard Shell Topping for Ice Cream #Recipe

Ice cream season is approaching, and this butterscotch hard shell topping is the perfect way to crown your masterpiece.  This oh-so-simple recipe requires just 2 ingredients and can be made with a microwave.  

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Nestle® Toll House® Butterscotch Morsels and coconut oil come together to make this recipe easy and delicious.

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Melt the chips in the microwave.  I used cycles of 22 seconds each to keep them from scorching.  After 3 or 4 cycles, the chips were smooth and melted.

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Once the butterscotch morsels are melted, the coconut oil can be added.  You can immediately tell a difference in the texture and consistency of the topping.  

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Just mix the melted chips and coconut oil then drizzle over your favorite ice cream.  This is really good over other frozen treats as well.

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Give the topping a minute or two to harden for best results.  

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Are you ready to make this butterscotch hard shell topping?  Check out the recipe below!

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Just store it in an air-tight container.  It may need to be microwaved for 20-30 seconds or so.

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