I always have 4 to 5 packages of semi-sweet morsels on hand and 1 or 2 of dark chocolate and butterscotch morsels. I love to bake and we love chocolate: I generally bake from scratch. Whatever the mood or our tastebuds dictate , you can rest assured that Nestles semi- sweet morsels will be in the finished product!

No surprises because all nestle baking morsels are to die for. My kids and I use them all. Morsels for homemade and frozen for those times you gotta have cookies now. I miss the liquid chocolate too. But. When you bake for school or bake sale gotta to have nestle chips.

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.

When I bake chocolate cookies I use the tiny semi-sweet morsels so to avoid the overwhelming taste of chocolate (not a huge chocolate fan). They are just as delicious as the regular size chips but still but the mini chocolate morsels allow the taste of the cookie dough and other ingredients to come through.

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.

NESTLÉ TOLL HOUSE Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels are always my go-to for all my baking with chocolate chips, as they set the standard for me. I love the perfectly balanced flavor that these morsels offer, adding richness and indulgence to every cookie, brownie, and sweet bread that I bake. They are also awesome for candy making, melting smoothly and offering big flavor. I never reach for anything but Nestle Toll House when it comes to baking goodies and I highly recommend these to all bakers. I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own. #freesample

I was raised in a Nestle chocolate morsel home, so when I set up my own household, Nestle was the obvious choice. As I've become a more skilled baker, I've tried more expensive "boutique" brand chocolate only to return to Nestle. It's true that sometimes it's the simple things in life.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used the semi sweet morsels to make some chocolate chip cookies and I love the semi sweet chips in this recipe. The sweetness of the cookie combined with the richness of the semi sweet chips made for a phenomenal cookie! I have tried some other expensive brands but Nestle semi sweet chips will be the brand that I purchase from here on out. I would rather spend less money for a superior product than spend more money for a "brand" semi sweet chip. Don't hesitate to bypass those other brands and instead just reach for NESTLE!!

Twice I've made scotcheroos. I have to melt butterscotch chips and semi-sweet chocolate chips together. I've had issues making the chocolate topping in both batches! There must be something that has changed. If it's not with the recipe maybe it's with shipping? Or are they getting too hot or too cold while they're made? Something has definitely changed with these chocolate chips and butterscotch chips.

My town's library had a Halloween party this past weekend. I made three desserts using Nestle semi sweet morsels. The Toll House witch's finger cookies were the first desert to go! I also made peanut butter bars topped with melted morsels and also used melted morsels to attach components together to make edible acorns. Everything was delicious!