I have used this for many years for everything. From my great grandmother's old fudge recipe to basic chocolate chip cookies it is. In the past, I have tried other brands, and store brands the quality is just not the same. Now, this is the only brand I use.

I love making what my kids, who are in their 20's and 30's now, call Mom's Pan Cookie. I use a bag of semi-sweet and a bag of butterscotch. So you know they are full of chips. I tried a different brand that was on sale and the kids could tell there was something different. Now I stick with Nestle whenever I bake with chips.

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!!

Nestled is my happy place. After a long week of work, I enjoy relaxing and baking. I try every recipe I can find but the old faithful is Chocolate chip cookies of course! And I love making different kinds of fudge with the different types of chips! (Especially peanut butter) Thank you Nestle for letting me use my imagination!

I used to steal these from my moms baking cabinet all the time, so I bought some to snack on. However, they stated much different than I remember not necessarily bad but not what I was hoping for, I like them more bitter like higher cocoa content. What's the highest cocoa content you sell? And are there vegan options.

I'll give an old experience here. When my daughter was a baby, think the beginning Christmas 1973, I made these. I didn't overbake them as I remember and they looked like maybe the picture on the bag. My grandmother probably never made them but when she tasted them said they were good, not sure exactly what she said. I just think for the first time they were great.

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.

I bought a 24 oz bag to make cookies and fortunately tasted them before I put in the batter. The Nestle's chocolate chips were so awful that I thought I must have grabbed a bag that had already expired. That wasn't the case either as expiration is nearly 2 years out. I will not purchase this brand again.

These are high quality chocolate chips that I've loved forever! There are no other chips on the market that compare to these! Love baking with them every holiday season and throughout the year. I've tried others in the past but wouldn't use anything else.

I'm always excited at this time of year, because our local grocery store always has a sale on Nestle morsels, so I stock up for the year. I store them in my 30 year old Nestle Morsels tin on the counter in my baking area. I also like to use a combination of milk chocolate and semi-sweet morsels in my chocolate chip cookies - especially oatmeal chocolate chip cookies!