These make excellent chocolate chip cookies. Stirred into freshly toasted granola, adds a chocolately highlight. Place in microwaveable bowl, add small amount of oil, like olive oil, microwave until melted. Stir. Mix with pretzels for chocolate covered pretzels or peanuts for chocolate covered peanut clusters. Place on wax paper, parchment paper or plastic wrap, until dry.

This is the only brand out there, right? I'm so glad Sam's Club selected "this original" for their shelves! They don't melt in your hand; they mix well with any recipe and are a great snack when there is no recipe involved. The huge bag makes it a value to purchase and lasts a long time in my kitchen.

I have always used a milk chocolate chip in my cookies. This is the 2nd time I have bought the semi sweet in this size bag. I am leaning towards dark chocolate a lot more than I used to. These are a good buy for the $$ vs hershey milk chocolate at wm.

Nestles helps me out with my Christmas baking every year as we as all year long. There's always something to be baking for and you can never go wrong with Nestles chocolate chips, no matter which chocolate you prefer. All baking chocolates are not made equal but you can never go wrong with Nestles. It will never let you down!!

Nestle' chocolate chips are a staple in my kitchen so it was great to find Sam's Club offering a large bag at such a good price. If you try this easy, never-fail recipe for chocolate frosting, you will see one reason for these chocolate chips being a staple in your kitchen, too! Fool-proof Frosting: 1 cup sugar 5 Tbsp. butter 1/3 cup milk 6 oz Nestle' chocolate chips In small saucepan, combine sugar, butter, and milk. Boil, stirring constantly for 1 minute. Remove from heat; stir in chocolate pieces until smooth. Pour over partially cooled cake or bars. (This recipe is from the Pillsbury Bake-off in 1974, so it's been tried and true for years!)

I buy the big bulk of chocolate chips so much that it feels odd to buy the regular size one from a regular store. I love baking during the colder months and especially chocolate chip cookies. So having these in my pantry will ensure that I have enough for cookies and chocolate chips in my kids pancakes!

I use these for a particular (not Chocolate Chip) cookie that I make every Christmas. Because I go through a ton of these each year, I always buy the large bag at Sam's. That way I know I won't run out. I've used other brands, but always come back to Nestle.

Nestle semisweet chocolate chips tastes great and can be used in just about everything. Melts wonderfully and the taste has stayed consistent for as long as I can remember. I don't go for the fancy, more expensive chips. Nestle will always be my favorite.

Excellent buy, and always in my pantry, as Chocolate Chip cookies are always a hit wherever we go... and whatever we add to the mix... sometimes Oatmeal, sometimes Peanut Butter and sometimes Both! Oh, and once on a while, just a snack bowl of Chocolate Chips!

I needed some semi sweet chocolate to finish off a pot luck holiday baking project (millionaire's shortbread) and these chips were perfect. The flavor really complemented the sweetness of the caramel and shortbread, particularly with a sprinkle of sea salt. Several people asked what went into the shortbread bars and one even asked for the recipe. I just melted a cup of the chips in a pyrex dish on the top of a pan of gently boiling water on the stove and added some heavy whipping cream to them for taste. We keep them in the freezer and use them in chocolate chip pancakes every weekend too.