As a "responsible" grandma, my granddaughter and I don't always make sweets together, but when we do, a great chocolate chip cookie includes Nestles Semi Sweet and Nestlés Milk Chocolate Chips. We have such fun mixing up the dough and baking assorted size cookies. Plus my granddaughter gets to take home some of her own creation and share with Mom and Dad. Mmmm memories.

I made a giant cookie cake for my daughters 14th birthday. We used to be able to buy these in the mall but it's been gone a long time so I was so happy to find this recipe. The Toll House semi-sweet chocolate morsels are a perfect addition to this giant cookie. There is no downside!

What can I say--I have used Nestle chocolate chips for over 50 years--my mom used them before me, and we have always been so happy with the results that Nestle's have brought to our baking. I would not even think about buying any other brand...You can't argue with success!!

My wife made a batch of chocolate chip cookies and they were a little off to say the least. After further analyzing the taste, they simply did not have enough chocolate flavor and were bland. We looked at the bag which stated "now richer and creamier". Now I was suspicious of the chocolate chips and tried some (I've eaten them straight as a treat since I was a child so I know what they're supposed to taste like). The texture and flavor were not nearly as good as the old recipe. Please bring back the old recipe, these are terrible. Until you do, I'm going to have to use another brand.

I've tried a lot of chocolate morsels in my time but nestle morsels are the best. Of the 40+ years I've tried others that don't melt right nor taste as good as the Nestie brand. You just can't go wrong and in my opinion especially when making great memories as Nestle Toll House has...

I've used these chocolate chips since I was 5 years old, my Mom would make chocolate banana bread with them, and it was, and is, my favorite thing. I plan to use these chocolate chips until the day I die. I am disappointed however, I just opened a new bag, with the new packaging, and compared it to the old bag, with the old packaging, and noticed a change in the taste. I wouldn't dare give a bad review for this, but having read the other reviews, it seems others have noticed this too. Hopefully this is not a permanent change, but I wanted to voice that I noticed the change.

Nestle's semi-sweet morsels are the best I have found for chocolate chip cookies. The morsel retains its shape during the baking process and I really like that. My family even likes eating them straight from the bag (maybe that means I should make cookies more often)!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I made a chocolate cup using semi sweet chocolate and why they were setting up I made a milk chocolate pudding moose with whipped topping on top. Every thing work great and can't wait till I find something else to do

I love Nestle Toll House Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels they taste delicious and melt in your mouth. I use them to make chocolate chip cookies and they are always melted and delicious. The chocolate morsels are convenient to add to cakes and cookies. I love to add them to pumpkin bread they add a delicious chocolate flavor and are always high quality.

I bake at least once a week and always have chocolate morsels on hand. Because I'm price conscious, I have occasionally purchased other brands than Nestle, including store brands which have a retail price that's always less than name brands. But in the end, I always go back to Nestle because I've yet to find any other baking chips that have the freshness, quality, and taste that compares to Nestle. Nestle morsels taste like quality, rich semi-sweet chocolate. The chips always taste and look fresh, unlike other brands I've purchased that sometimes have both a chalky appearance and lack-luster taste. Nestle morsels are consistently uniform in their appearance from their flat bottoms to their pointed tips. I've found that Nestle morsels also melt easier and are less likely to seize than other brands. In my mind, there is simply no substitute for Nestle morsels if you're baking any type of cookie or bar that calls for chocolate chips. Because I'm price conscious, I wait until my stores are having sales on Nestle and then I'll purchase several bags at a time. That ensures I'm buying the best morsels at a price that's at least equal to or even less than other brands. My only critique is that I hardly ever see or find coupons for Nestle morsels. Even if coupons are not offered in a Sunday paper or magazine insert, it would be nice to see them occasionally in the Nestle Very Best Baking emails.