The Butterscotch Girl

I’m sure it’s wonderful, but she’s no longer in the area. I called and she told me that she’s down in LA now.
Cocoa it is then.

Wow!
Chocolate Mocha Experience and Blueberry Delight. All I can say it get some as soon as you can. truly decadent

Remember that time when you wanted to ride bikes with the boys during the Summer of ’98 and they left you behind, as you fell off your bike and skinned your knee, just then, mom came out to give you a hug and some homemade butterscotch pudding? That’s the feeling butterscotch girl invokes when you open the package and the sweet smell of milk, sugar and the «Summer of ’98» fills your nostrils.
These light, homemade snacks take me back to a time when I was 13, Hanson was my favorite band and SNL was actually good. They’re different flavors bring new memories of slaving away at a small start-​up company so I can give my kids the same memories I had.
Their unique flavors make my heart sing. My favorites are Bee Sweet, Chocolate Mocha and of course original Summer of ’98.
I love this place and always make a point to get at least one whenever I see them at the mobile gourmet event.
Thanks for bringing back such sweet memories and helping me to make new ones.

Pure HEAVEN. I’ve tried both original butterscotch and the chocolate mocha pudding. Both are so rich, creamy and just the right flavor. I don’t know how anyone could give The Butterscotch Girl a negative review based on the pudding. The $ 4 (butterscotch) and $ 5 (chocolate mocha) was worth it. If I had to pick, I’d prefer the butterscotch one for most days, but the chocolate mocha one for those extreme chocolate craving days! Wish The Butterscotch Girl would visit my hometown of SF!

I was lucky enough to get to sample some of the Butterscotch Girl’s creations at a party, and ohhhh man do I wish I had any a good reason to go down to Redwood City besides just going so I could get some more.
SO delicious and rich and awesome. I had the bacon butterscotch and I highly recommend it.

I love cardamom. The fragrant and aromatic seed is a regular in my daily English Breakfast tea habit. It’s something that my Indian bestie taught me years ago.
I also love cardamom in ice cream, coffee, Danish pastries, you name it, I love it.
But cardamom in butterscotch pudding? Intriguiging… and oh, I’m there.
I saw the Butterscotch girl cart at the Mobile Gourmet Food Truck event in San Carlos and shared an Orange Cardamom with Aaron I.
We were both blown away at how creamy and delicious this was; the cardamom complemented the orange and butterscotch flavors perfectly. Butterscotch girl can cater special events so I think I’m going to have her cater my friend’s bridal shower soon.

Hands down the mocha and butterscotch pudding is the best!
I went to the foster city arts and wine weeks ago and sampled these 2 flavors. The owners were present and very attentive telling us the story behind their business. One can appreciate that type of customer service. We actually purchased a few of the puddings which were well packaged and nice n cold. The flavors were not overwhelming and are very creamy.
Check em out!!!

There’s an old saying that goes something like «if you bait your hook with your heart, the fish will bite».

oh yeah baby, I’m bitin’!!!
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Make your product with love, passion, and your heart, and in the end the results and customer satisfaction will show and shine. In this case it’s pudding.
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Yes…Master Froyoda who gave up the high life of fermented lactobacillus dairy, decided to go old school again, like Episode V. 1980s baby!
Enter The Butterscotch Girl. A new pushcart vendor operation that sells three flavors of pudding (Thursdays pm at San Carlos Farmers Market).
Butterscotch — $ 4
Orange Cardamom butterscotch — $ 4
Chocolate Mocha (made with TCHO chocolate) — $ 5
Credit cards now accepted.
Everything about the cart takes me back down memory lane… it was like buying and and enjoying an ice cream cone from Mister Softee, or the old guy who sells Dairy Farm ice cream cones (and cups) from his scooter that had a portable freezer compartment on wheels during my single digit aged days (did I say buy? Since when did a kid carry moolah like this Mainland Chinese gangster
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The pudding, all flavors, are absolutely splendid. Perfect texture that held firmness and deep flavors whether eaten straight out of the freezer compartment, or let to sit for over an hour before eating. Beats the hell out of many crème brûlée renditions.
TBG, you have a serious winner in your hands! Lots of potential here.
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«TBG pudding makes my lightsaber grow and glow it does!»
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I haven’t been to the farmers’ markets much recently, but was at the sprawling San Carlos Farmers’ Market today and stumbled upon the Butterscotch Girl. I remembered reading the glowing 5 star reviews on Unilocal (including Rene C’s baseball-​themed review which initially confused me), and knew we had to sample it. Plus, I owed my kid a treat. The kettle corn line was so long I wasn’t willing to wait (I’m not big on lines) and something else would have to do.
The Butterscotch Girl and her dad were quickly spooning out samples so shoppers could try any of the three flavors. We tried two flavors and ended up buying one of each. The Butterscotch Pudding was smooth and incredibly creamy.
My normally stoic husband surprised me by calling it, «‘Amazing!» and said it was a pity the sides of the foil dish captured some of the delicious pudding. Often the best tasting things are the most simple. The Butterscotch Pudding contains: Cream, egg yolks, brown sugar, butter, vanilla bean. Yup, seriously good stuff.
The «Chocolate Mocha Experience» was a winner as well, with fine and similarly simple ingredients, including TCHO chocolate. I would’ve preferred less coffee, but I that’s subjective. I didn’t try the third flavor, and perhaps I will another time.
The puddings are incredibly decadent and well made. Big props to The Butterscotch Girl.

I’m not normally a butterscotch fan, but WOW… This hit the spot. I’d marry this gal just to have her make butterscotch in my kitchen every day and have the aroma float through my home… oh wait, I’m already married… I’d still do it.

Yummmm! Saw this cart, and man, was it scrumptious.
I got the orange cardamom… the spices really come out and was fragrant, while the butterscotch remained creamy and succulent.
It might be too much if you just had a huge meal, but get one anyway! Share with a friend! You can’t miss out on this :)

I haven’t been to her cart; a friend of mine brought me some of the butterscotch pudding and it was awesome! He told me she also has mocha, which I would love to try! May I suggest pumpkin for the fall and chocolate-​mint for the holidays? :)

This girl knows how to make pudding, and her butterscotch pudding should really be renamed Crème Brulee Flavored Sex in a Cup. It is amazing to the point of artistry.

Unilocalers now being reviewed on Unilocal?sure, cause they make a good product. It maybe weird being on the other end of the spectrum, but I think they’re gonna do well. Caught the orange cardamom after hitting a few nearby food trucks. Definitely hit the spot. Warm day cold tasty pudding. Hoping to see more flavors down the line…

Brian Wilson, Game 5, 2010 World Series. What does he do that makes that year one of the most satisfying times in the history of the Bay Area?
He strikes out Nelson Cruz in the bottom of the 9^th and helped bring San Francsco a world baseball championship for the first time ever.
Brian Wilson is a closer.
A starting pitcher can toss a gem of a game for 8 innings, but if a closer comes in the 9^th and gags away the game it will leave you feeling sour. Just like closers in baseball, Pastry Chefs are the closers in the world of food. They can make or break your dining experience. One could dine for three hours on gourmet food and drink fine wine but if a shit dessert is brought out at the end the whole meal goes down the gutter.
The Butterscotch Girl is 2012’s MVP Closer. Her dessert can close any meal and make it a memorable experience. Perfectly textured pudding cups that would make any top pastry chef in the world envious, this stuff is like crack.
We recently were given a sneak preview to her work and were both blown away by just how great this stuff is. Each carefully crafted with care with high quality ingredients Buster Posey would be so lucky to catch an inning with the Butterscotch Girl.
You can catch The Butterscotch Girl at a farmers market on the Mid Peninsula soon. Be sure to check out her twitter feed!
Butterscotch Girl is a closer.