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Bailey’s Irish Cream Chocolate Chips Might Cause You To Bake

Bailey’s Irish Cream Chocolate Chips Might Cause You To Bake Imagine the flavor of Bailey’s Irish Cream in a chocolate chip. The dream is a reality. The Bailey’s Irish Cream…

NEW YORK – FEBRUARY 28: A basket of chocolate rests on a counter at the MarieBelle store February 28, 2006 in New York City. A study conducted at Wageningen University in the Netherlands indicated men who ate the equivalent of one-third of a chocolate bar every day had lower blood pressure and a reduced risk of death.

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Bailey's Irish Cream Chocolate Chips Might Cause You To Bake

Imagine the flavor of Bailey's Irish Cream in a chocolate chip. The dream is a reality. The Bailey's Irish Cream Flavored chocolate chips are available at a few stores now but should roll out nationwide around Easter. The press release sounds tempting. The chip's "original Irish Cream flavor profile pairs magically with rich, semi-sweet chocolate to create this decadent treat. [You can] eat them by the handful on-the-go or mix into your favorite baked good recipe, these chips deliver on the flavor and smell of Bailey's." By the way, they are non-alcoholic. Do you need to add this to your shopping list? Do you like to cook with alcohol? What sauces, braises or other trick do you have to give your food a special liquored up taste?

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