The morsels not only make some of the best chocolate chip cookies, but you can melt them to dip cookies of all kinds in to fancy cookies, use them to dip berries, nuts, and pretzels. Add them into your popcorn, sprinkle on ice cream, use in trail mix, make a lovely ganache, the possibilities are limitless.

I have been baking with Nestle Toll House morsels for 40 years. I have tried more expensive chocolate chips, but none are worth the extra money. I have also tried cheaper options and they are not good enough. Nestle Toll House morsels deliver every time!

I have picky eaters no let's use the worse finicky - seriously I cannot use even generic products! I make chocolate chip cookies probably twice a month and honestly the only chips I can use are Toll House they love the flavor the gooey melt and texture! Only chips in my house!!

I like to eat them right out of the bag. In the past I would purchase 24/32 oz bag. What I liked about the packaging was the bas had a zip-lock & was resealable. Then the packageing was changed back to the celaphane bags, bummer. How about offering small bags, 2-4 oz bags, on the candy counters? I would carry them for snacking while I was flying in the USAF.

I just bought your semi-sweet chocolate morsels. Luckily I tasted them before using them. They have a taste of cocoanut. I am so disappointed with them. I use to be confident that the Nestle brand would taste of pure, unadulterated chocolate. Always check the ingredients!! No good use for these.

I grew up making Nestle chocolate chip cookies and have continued using Nestle chips over 60 plus years. I prefer to bake from "scratch" and make blond brownies using the Nestle recipe instead of the individual cookie. Easier to make but the taste is just as good.

I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own. I used these morsels in Orange Chocolate Chop Scones. The semi sweet morsels pair well with the orange flavor. These can be used in breads, muffins, cookies, cakes and desserts.

I also have been eating Nestles Toll House semi-sweet morsels all my life. My mom liked to bake chocolate chip cookies using the recipe on the bag. As an adult, I continued baking with Toll House semi-sweet morsels. Always tasted the same. After my husband died, I stopped baking for a long time, but I started again this March to cheer myself up. But oh now, the flavor is not like the old taste at all! I'm glad I looked online and saw that others think the same. It's not just me!

My wife used to make toll house cookies for many people over the years, because they tasted so well. More recently, they taste like some mass produced store bought version that you can't even recognize as the former product. She has made 3 batches in the lat 10 days trying figure out if she was doing something wrong, I decided to see if others were experiencing the same issues, and it is obvious something has changed. Bottom line, we are done after decades of enjoying the old quality flavor we used to enjoy. I assume there must have been a cost cutting decision, I am sure will not pay off in the long run.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I thought, that this is a great product and I'm going to keep on buying this product and this the only brand I use to make all kinds of baked goods that I love to bake and I told everyone I know how good this product is and they tried the baked goods that I made and they are buying this product now