I got so mad at this chocolate when I was making cake balls because it wouldn't temper it formed a solid glop of gross "chocolate" but if you add a small amount of oil into your double boiler with the chips it will become smooth and liquidy

Okay, so I don't always have time to bake oatmeal cookies. But I do have time to sprinkle some of these milk chocolate chips and a little brown sugar in the bottom of a bowl and then fill it with oatmeal. !A sweet surprise! #ad

I used Nestle Toll HOuse Chocolate Chips as frosting for my peanut butter brownies, just by melting 1 small bag of chips with 2 Tbsp. of butter /margarine .

Wish I had read the other reviews before making my fudge. Came out terrible. I used the small chips, they would not melt, completely ruined my recipe. Lesson learned, never again!

I melted the morsels easily in a double boiler. However, I could not get tehmt o harden. I need to keep them in refridgerator. Can I add soemthing to make them harden at room temperature?

I'm actually shocked to see the same reviews!! I'm trying to make chocolate covered strawberries for Valentine's day and those chocolate chips are not melting!!! Now, I have to go shopping AGAIN to buy different kind!!!! SO UPSET!!

This chocolate is very good. I use the morsels mostly for melting. We like to dip pretzels or fruit and to make "magic" shell. I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own.

I used to bake twice a week when the kids were home. they liked home made cookies rather than store bought. Now I bake at east twice a month. I only use Nestle chips as other brands are bitter.

I love using Nestle chocolate but could not get it too melt. Very upset. A lot of wasted chocolate. I purchased 2 large bags to make peanut butter crackers and will have to find another product. Why will it not melt? Tried it two different ways.

Baked with the toll house morsels, not realizing they have been modified, and my tried and true recipe tasted terrible. Whose idea was it to modify your product? You just lost a 40 year customer.