[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own. I baked peanut butter chocolate chip cookies and cranberry bread with the semi sweet chocolate chips and they were a great addition to both recipes.

I am using the less expensive brands. I was at Walmart this week and they want almost $10.00 for the largest bag of your chocolate chips. I can no longer afford you folks! I joined about 20 years ago. I thought this website would give me coupons occasionally. I have lost interest in your emails. Shame on you folks.........

I always have these on hand in the house, for things like throwing into pancake or waffle batter. They are always good when thrown either in brownie batter or on top after they have been frosted with a cream cheese frosting. Tossed on ice cream there is no limit if you want a little chocolate for your sweet tooth.

We LOVE NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE IN EVERY WAY, SHAPE OR FORM. IT IS PERFECT WITH COFFEE, MILK, HOT CHOCOLATE, EVERYTHING! LOVE TO EAT IT RAW, LOVE TO EAT IT FRESHLY BAKED AND STILL WARM AND GOOEY. i HAVE BEEN EATING IT SINCE I WAS BARELY ABLE TO WALK AND I STILL LOVE IT TODAY AT 52 YEARS OLD. SERIOUS COMFORT FOOD!

[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!!

I recently made triple chocolate chip cookie for halloween packages. I used Nestle semi sweet, white and dark chocolate baking morsels. The cookies came out so delicious that after I made up the packages, there were very few cookies left for my family to enjoy. Making 2-3 batches next time.

I've been making buckeyes for 30 years and the past 2 possibly 3 years they've been ruined. After seeing your reviews, I now believe it is because your morsels are not melting right. I don't know how they are for cookies but I will never use them again for melting. And no, I'm not a novice or an expert, I bake for my family for over 30 years.

I have been making "Eva's Fudge" every Christmas for over 31 years. One year, I actually made 75 pounds of it for friends and family! It is with GREAT disappointment that the Nestle semi-sweet chocolate chips are not melting properly for fudge. Unfortunately, after trying two batches, both have gone into the trash. Yes, it's December 24th, and this will be the very first year that my family will not have any fudge for Christmas, something that is a special treat for everyone. I was informed via the Nestle "live chat" that the recipe has not changed. If not, have you changed ingredient suppliers or the locations of your production facilities? Time to call QC!!! Thanks!

Every time I visit my sons at college I always bake a few batches of chocolate chip cookies for them to share with their friends. Nothing beats the taste of home made chocolate chip cookies to show them how much we love them & are proud of them.Thanks nestle for helping to make wonderful memories!

Probably easier to list the ways that chocolate chips can't be used. I put chocolate chips in cookies, brownies, breads, cakes and I have been known to add some to Ice cream as it is churning. And my granddaughter has a tendency to nibble on them when I bring the container out. (Quality Control ya know)