Toll house cookie bars

Enjoy the same classic taste of the original NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Chocolate Chip cookies with these chocolate chip pan cookie bars. Just bake, cool, slice and serve!

These delicious chocolate chip bars - Toll House pan cookies - are an easy and delicious way to get an old-fashioned chocolate fix.

Toll House cookie bars are buttery, soft and chewy chocolate chip cookie bars inspired by the classic original Nestlé Toll House chocolate chip cookie recipe. Grab two bowls, a whisk or spoon and make these easy chocolate chip pan cookies the next time you need a quick and delicious dessert everyone is sure to love!

Welcome to Weekend Potluck 414, we are so happy you could join us! This week's features - Impossible Chicken Parmesan Pie, Toll House Pie Bars, Hawaiian Banana Bread and Air Fryer Loaded Chicken and Potatoes.

These Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars are based on the classic, Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe, they are chewy, moist, buttery with a hint of saltiness. They are easy to make in a 10×15 inch jelly roll pan, making them quicker to make than rolling out individual cookies.

These better than toll house chocolate chip cookie bars are amazing! If you love chocolate chip cookies or blondies you'll love these!

No Sweat Cookie Bars are a fast and easy recipe that's great to take to parties and family functions.

This Nestle Toll House cookie bar recipe is so simple yet so delicious you will not believe it can be made in no time. It makes soft and chewy chocolate chip cookie bars and doesn’t require you to waste too much time rolling individual cookies. With just a handful of simple ingredients you can have this easy recipe ready for your and your family to enjoy asap!

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Whenever there is some sort of school party, potluck, holiday gathering, etc...I love to make these Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars. I was first introduced to this classic recipe when I lived in Connecticut, by a