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By Ohio Margaret
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on April 18, 2010
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It's hard to screw these up. You take chocolate chip cookie dough, made with melted butter and add four different types of chips. There you have it - Chip Mixers. I used white, butterscotch, milk chocolate and bittersweet chips totaling 2 cups and made sure I didn't over-bake them. It's a good cookie with good texture and the different chips add great flavor. Some might argue that numerous flavors of chips get lost in the mix, but it's a nice alternative to the normal chocolate chip cookie. I wouldn't run out and spend the money to buy four different flavors of chips (or three but if you have them, this is a good place to bake them.