I baked my family's favorite chocolate chip cookies with the Nestle Toll House Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels. These morsels have a rich, chocolaty flavor and melt perfectly. The icon of chocolate chips. As long as I can remember, my family chose Nestle morsels for baking. "I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own." #freesample

Nestlé Toll House Semi-sweet Chocolate Morsels! You can pay more than $2 each for delicious chocolate-dipped strawberries, or make them yourself just how you like them. Melt ¾ cup of chips and ½ tsp shortening in the microwave or over a pot of simmering water. Stir until smooth. Dip strawberries, graham crackers, or apple or pear slices in the mixture. Let set in the refrigerator. So easy! I received this product for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] #Ad #FreeSample I received a free Sample bag of Nestle Toll House Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels to test, taste, make a recipe and report back. As always, Nestle Toll House Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels taste delicious. They are creamy, just the right amount of sweet and melt perfectly for any cooked food or dessert you might want to make. I used my bag to bake a batch of Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookies for my family. I have attached a photo. By the time I reached for my camera to take a photo, there were about a dozen cookies remaining on the plate. They went fast. My family practically inhaled them! Luckily, I won't have to worry about the homemade cookies keeping their freshness – there aren't many left! Thank you for my free sample bag!

I am a grandmother of 5 precious kids , 4 boys and 1 granddaughter. their ages range from 10 years down to 6 months. Allison, my only granddaughter , is our 10 year old and ever since she was a year old the Sunday before Christmas we always bake chocolate chip cookies and we only use the best chips, and of course those are Nestle Chocolate Chips . They have been doing chocolate for generations and that's what I want to pass on for the next generation... Keep on "Doing" chocolate.

I have used this product for YEARS and am always happy with whatever I bake using it. But . . . in the last few years, the bag has shrunk in weight. And the price has almost doubled! The recipe for Nestle chocolate chip cookies hasn't changed but the amount of chips in the bag has. You need to buy 2 bags to get enough chips in your cookies. It's all about the $$$.

Nestle semi sweet chocolate and butterscotch morsels aren't just a product, they are an institution and precious memories of my mother making scotcheroos, till house cookies and other amazing treats. Then me making them for my children and grandchildren. I wouldn't use anything but Nestle brand, because I want perfection every time. Baking is love ❤️

These chips are wonderful in cookies and Biscotti. Small enough to give just a touch of chocolate, but melts beautifully in my Molasses Chocolate Chip cookies. Just sorry they have joined the others in not giving you the full 12 oz they used to. But will always buy them.

I always have a couple of bags of chocolate chips hidden in the fridge to sneak a handful at a time. I have many sweet teeth to feed. Also, have been loving the "Brownies & More" and the "Blondies & More". I made them and took them to a 1st Birthday/Halloween party. Everyone loved them and asked me what kind to buy. I said Nestle!!

Have been using these chips for more than 55 years and for some reason they will not melt anymore!! They may be fine in choc. chip cookies, but if you need to melt them to spread over a cookie or cake they just glop up. Ruined a dessert I was making for a dinner party last night, not to mention I purchased three 12 oz. pkgs and now am out the money. I have absolutely no confidence in these chips anymore and will have to find another product. Considering all the other comments I am reading Nestle's is going to have to do a lot of convincing before many of us will use this product again!

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.