Toll House cookie

A trademark used for a cookie made with flour, butter, and brown sugar and containing semisweet chocolate chips and often chopped nuts.

This-the original chocolate-chip cookie-was created in the 1930s by Ruth Wakefield, who ran the Toll House Restaurant outside of Whitman, Massachusetts. Mrs. Wakefield, in a moment of brilliant inspiration, cut up bars of chocolate to add to a basic butter-cookie dough. History was made. Today, the chocolate-chip cookie is the most popular in the United States.

Description	Quantity	Energy (calories)	Carbs (grams)	Protein (grams)	Cholesterol (milligrams)	Weight (grams)	Fat (grams)	Saturated Fat (grams)
commercial	4 cookies	180	28	2	5	42	9	2.9
home recipe	4 cookies	185	26	2	18	40	11	3.9
refrigerator	4 cookies	225	32	2	22	48	11	4

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The noun has one meaning:

Meaning #1: cookies containing chocolate chips
  Synonym: chocolate chip cookie

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