
Flaky, golden, and loaded with melty chocolate chips, these scones are the kind of treat that disappears fast — and this batch makes 8, so you'll want to plan accordingly. Cold solid coconut oil stands in for butter here, and it does a remarkable job creating those signature layered, crumbly edges that make a great scone so satisfying. Oat milk keeps the dough tender and pulls double duty as a brushed-on topping that helps the crust turn a beautiful golden brown. The key moves — keeping your fat cold, working the dough quickly, and chilling the cut wedges before they hit the oven — are all baked right into the method, so even if you're new to scone-making, you're set up to succeed. Store-bought pastries can be a minefield of hidden dairy, but when you make these at home you know exactly what's in every bite. A sprinkle of coarse sugar on top adds a satisfying little crunch that makes them feel genuinely bakery-worthy. Serve them warm straight from the pan and watch them vanish.
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Preheat the oven to 400°F (205°C). Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the flour, granulated sugar, baking powder, and salt until combined.
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