GuittardBaking Chips, 63% Extra Dark Chocolate, 11.5 ozFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade Certified

I use these for chocolate mousse and for chocolate ice cream. Guittard is an excellent chocolate for both purposes, high quality and tasty! A bit expensive, but to me worth the premium.

I've been a Nestle's semi-sweet chocolate chip girl all my life but the Guittard chips take my cookies to a whole new level. They taste exceptionally delicious and rich. The price is usually a bit more expensive but they are worth every penny. I sometimes add a few to my hot chocolate for a deeper, more intense chocolate flavor. Give them a try. They'll become a pantry staple for you as well.

Simply the best dark chocolate chips ever.

Absolutely the best Chocolate chips for snacking.So we do use these for baking but with a glass of wine and these straight out the freezer in a little bowl they're awesome.Definitely not the super sweet chocolate chips but great flavor.

By far my favorite chocolate chips to use. I like that they list the percentage of cacao instead of just labeling them dark. They are a versatile chocolate chip that can be used for baking, melting, or plain snacking. The size and color was as expected and texture was great.

glad to have them

Although the package says "baking chips," they are not the same size as "baking chips" of other vendors (such as Ghirardelli). Flavor is okay; I've had better, I've had worse. These are not "extra dark" in flavor. The texture is nice, and they are creamy when melted. But the taste is more semi-sweet than dark chocolate. I also don't care for the vanilla notes. Although I love vanilla, when I want chocolate flavor I want a pure chocolate flavor. I much prefer the taste of Scharffen Berger’s Dark Chocolate for baking--or even just plain eating right out of the bag.

Love these awesome dark chocolate chips. They’re my favorite chips. My issue is the false date shown for delivery when purchased. When the order was placed, it said the item would be ‘delivered tomorrow’. Two days later when the item had not arrived, I got an email notification that said the item would be delivered Feb. 26-29, some 10 days after the order was placed, BUT the email showed the original delivery date was supposed to be Apr. 2, completely inaccurate. From the seller’s perspective, even the delayed date was earlier than their perceived Apr. 2. So they think they’re doing me a favor & well within their shipping/delivery commitment. In reality, the item was more than late since it did not arrive next day as advertised, but rather arrived today, Feb. 29. I would never have ordered this item had the date of Apr. 2 been accurately advertised because I needed it far sooner than that date. So ‘next day’ was not accurate. ‘Apr. 2’ was not accurate. Please update your delivery estimate to reflect reality. Otherwise, you can really mess someone up who needs the item by a particular date.