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Nestle manufactures one of the more popular brands of chocolate morsels under the brand name Toll House. These are primarily used to make Chocolate Chip Cookies and other chocolate-based desserts.
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Fast Facts
- Manufactured by Nestle
- Created in the [1930s]]
- Named for the Toll House Inn restaurant they were invented at
- Inventor: Ruth Graves Wakefield
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Toll House Chocolate Morsels are small chocolate pieces made from sugar, chocolate, cocoa butter, milk, milkfat, vanilla and other natural flavors. In 1939, Nestle began printing the recipe to make the cookies on the packaging of the morsels. The consistency of the morsels are designed to be able to withstand extensive heat so that they don't melt during the baking process, allowing them to hold their texture. -
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This book (all pages and wraps) are cut in the shape of a cookie and bound together with black plastic-spiral. Filled with recipes using Nestle chocolate chips.
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