I have used these chocolate chips every Christmas for the last 17 years. This year, they just won't melt enough to make homemade chocolates or anything you want to dip in chocolate. These chocolate chips ruined my Christmas Chocolates.

I use mini semi-sweet chocolate cups to make muffins for my grandchildren. I now take 2 dozen when I visit them. I also take 3 dozen to our family gathering for the Christmas holiday.

I've been reading these reviews. I'm planning to make a cake soon and don't want to run into any problems. Have you resolved why the morsels don't melt?

On the back of a larger size nestles semi sweet chocolate chips is a recipe for brownies. It is delish and so easy to make why buy the boxed brand. My family loved them. Plan on always using this recipe when making from scratch brownies.

I made cookie bars where you place them in a sheet pan and spread out - SO yummy - just used the same recipe and you get all the crispy edges. LOVE these!

This product tastes kind of different the last few years. Not quite sure why. Disappointed to see there is no Fair Trade or organic label on any Toll House products yet.

I love to melt these morsels and add salted nuts. I scoop a tablespoon of mixture on wax paper and let them set up. They made an awesome addition to a home baked Christmas present.

Used to buy for $10 a bag. Now they're over $12. Until Nestle and Sams/Walmart lower their Nestle Tollhouse prices, I'll be buying generics. The best out there in terms of taste, but not if it costs a lot more than competitors.

These morsels are so delicious. They make everything you bake taste so much better. They are even good eating them right out of the bag. These are my favorite I buy them all the time.

I made chocolate chip cookies and I used both milk chocolate chips and semi sweet chips in the cookies. It was a wonderful combination in the cookies. My family liked them also. I would recommend this to the bakers out there