I used this bag of semi sweet chocolate chips to make the traditional chocolate chip cookies recipe printed on the package. They taste fabulous. They are rich and creamy and melt in your mouth. #ad I received this product for free for the purpose of this review. All opinions are my own.

We all know that is is the gold standard for chocolate chip cookies but my use of them also include flourless chocolate cake. Instead of "chopping up some chocolate" I use a cup full of semi-sweet morsels instead. The result is fantastic! Many who have tried the cake are surprised that I used Nestle Morsels. They don't dissapoint! FYI - I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own.

I've been making holiday recipes with my mom for over 30 years. This year none of the recipes that used the Nestle morsels turned out well at all. The morsels didn't melt or firm up again like chocolate should. We couldn't use any of the goodies we baked using the chips on our cookie trays.

I haven't made chocolate chip cookies in a couple of years, but I did today and your chips taste different! I taste a coconut flavor. What happened? These are not your original recipe. Did you change your chocolate source? They're not as good as I remember.

Sometimes I will try to save money by buying store brand chocolate chips, but I always return to Nestle Toll House. The flavor is the best: a deep, rich chocolate with no bitterness. Also, the other brands are often dried out and have a powdery residue, while Nestle Toll House are always fresh. When you want the best, buy Toll House!

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!!!

I just can't win with you guys. After years of buying your refrigerated cookie dough I ultimately had to stop because your new "improved" recipe tastes absolutely horrendous. And when I decided to try making my own homemade cookies for the first time in months, I find that even your morsels have changed for the worse. Why did you feel the need to change every recipe, and why do you still try and claim they are improved when you have many customers stating otherwise? You guys really let me down, I'm going back to store brand for everything cookie related.

I looked on this site to see if others had had the same issues as me with trying to get the semi-sweet chocolate chips to melt. I have tried multiple methods over the course of several weeks trying to get these to melt for different projects but to no avail. Even over a double boiler with no moisture in the chocolate and added vegetable oil they won't melt properly! The chocolate seems to seize but unlike typical chocolate that has been overheated and seized it's not gritty it just is stiff and difficult to work with. Works okay when added to cookies etc. but I will not try to use these again for melting. Very disappointed.

Chocolate chip cookies are a favorite in my house. Nestle's Toll House Morsels are my go to semi sweet morsels. They taste great and melt just right to make my cookies the best. I've tried other chocolate chips in the past but I have never gotten the results I get with Nestle. Now whenever I have a recipe requiring chocolate morsels, Nestle is the brand I choose.

For years our family has made a flourless chocolate torte then took a break. Today, I was making one for a potluck. Only I notice that the chips taste different (yes, I can do that) and are not melting in the double boiler. They get to the point of grainy, but never shiny. I google the question and see others have had similar experiences. So my husband is running out for Ghiradelli and I've wasted an hour. Plus, I have to return these. No more Nestle for me as a customer and investor. How much did you think you saved changing the formula? Was it worth these lost customers?