I am so annoyed. I made my annual Christmas Candy this year and it was not right, smell, taste, just wrong. I googled the butterscotch chips and found you had changed the recipe and thought that was the issue. I was very excited when I found a bag in the back of my cabinet from the old formula. Yeah, Christmas was saved! Just made a batch with what we were calling the "golden ticket" bag. Guess, what, still wrong. Back to the internet I went to find tons of people complaining that the semi-sweet chips had also changed. I am all for all natural when possible, but not when it destroys family traditions. My family treat will never be the same. :( PLEASE bring back the old formula. I think you are going to find that sale decline with this new LESSER chip.

I love Nestle toll house semi sweet chocolate chips. I have already bought them for Christmas baking this coming December. I use the chocolate chip recipe on the back of the bag. I can't keep the chocolate chip cookies on the plate, everyone eats them very quickly

Nestlé Toll House Semi-sweet Chocolate Morsels! You can pay more than $2 each for delicious chocolate-dipped strawberries, or make them yourself just how you like them. Melt ¾ cup of chips and ½ tsp shortening in the microwave or over a pot of simmering water. Stir until smooth. Dip strawberries, graham crackers, or apple or pear slices in the mixture. Let set in the refrigerator. So easy! I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own.

I thought I was the only one but I see a lot of other reviews where the chips just won't melt !!!! I've recently made a batch of chocolate chip muffins and the chips didn't melt - they remained exactly the same shape in the batter only got a little "crumbly" and tasted weird. So I'm off to find a different brand of chocolate chips .... dissapointed.

For any baked good or candy treat where you want the chips to melt a little bit but keep their shape, these are excellent. This is real chocolate no added fats or flavors. The Semi-Sweet is a good variety that covers the tastes of most chocolate lovers that I know. I would not use these in any recipe that requires that the chocolate be melted unless you are eating that quickly because this hardens once it cools down again. That makes it good for some candy making.

Nestles semi sweet chips are great in cookies , on brownies( they melt on the brownies right out of the oven, no extra dishes) , in sweet rolls with any nuts , in homemade candy and just plain out of the bag. We always have a few bags in the cupboard.

I take the basic original recipe and doctor it up. I only use a 1/4 of cup of both sugars and add chopped up pieces of candy plus the chocolate chips,and I add butterscotch and white chocolate chips as well. Then add this all to the flour mix by folding in all the candy and chips and bake for 8-10 minutes. Cool on a rack .

I've always used nestle semi sweet chips to make chocolate covered strawberries. However this year I've found the chips don't melt fully, leaving small bits that cling to the strawberries and look terrible. The chips now scorch quickly in the microwave (even after only 45 seconds and stirring part way through). They don't melt completely in a double boiler; adding shortening improves the consistency but doesn't help with the unmelted bits. I've used nestle chips for 20 years and just can't any longer.

There is absolutely no substitute when it comes to chocolate morsels no matter which flavor you are using. Sometimes, in the past, I have been tempted to buy a "house brand" or other name brand, when they are on sale and always want to scold myself for saving a few pennies only to be disappointed with the outcome. Coupon or not, I will never again use an inferior product. Nestle Toll House is my one and only!!!

last year made a BIG BIG batch of chocolate chip cookies using the Toll House recipe everybody wanted to know what the recipe was I told them it was a secret family recipe bahahahaha I will be making them again for the holidays its a treat to set out for everyone to snack on