DELICIOUS RECIPES
including
Toll House
CHOCOLATE COOKIES
NESTLÉ’s
SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE
(Yellow Label)
Be sure to use ...
7oz. ECONOMY SIZE
Nestlé’s
SEMI-SWEET
CHOCOLATE
PETER CAILLER KOHLER SWISS CHOCOLATES CO INC FULTON, N. Y.
At your grocer’s or favorite candy counter
The Story of the Famous Toll House Cookies
In New England, on the outskirts of Whitman, Massachusetts,stands a lovely old Cape Cod house. Backin the early 1700’s it was used as a toll house wherepassengers changed their horses, dined, and paidtheir toll charges.
THE TOLL HOUSE AT WHITMAN, MASS.
It was here in 1930 that Ruth Wakefield, a well-knowndietician and lecturer, started her now famous inn,calling it “The Toll House,” where old-fashioned favoritesand new recipes are carefully prepared andserved in a modern atmosphere.
Among these delicious recipes which Mrs. Wakefieldhas created is the new and different kind of chocolatecookie. This recipe listed on the opposite page, istaken from Mrs. Wakefield’s own cook book. All otherrecipes contained in this booklet have been derivedfrom other sources.
There is a taste surprise in these tender, goldenbrown Toll House cookies. A creamy bit of Nestlé’sSemi-Sweet Chocolate and the flavor of walnut makea particularly happy combination. Only with Nestlé’sSemi-Sweet Chocolate can you achieve this perfectblend of flavor.
Copyright 1939, by Lamont, Corliss & Co., New York
Toll House
CHOCOLATE COOKIES[1]
Cream
1 cup butter, add
¾ cup brown sugar
¾ cup granulated sugar and
2 eggs beaten whole. Dissolve
1 tsp. soda in
1 tsp. hot water, and mix alternately with
2¼ cups flour sifted with
1 tsp. salt. Lastly add
1 cup chopped nuts and
2 Economy size bars (7 oz. ea.) Nestlé’s Semi-Sweet Chocolate which have been cut in pieces the size of a pea.
Flavor with
1 tsp. vanilla and drop by half teaspoons on a greased cookie sheet. Bake 10 to 12 minutes in 375° F. oven.
Makes 100 cookies.