Every bag of Chips Ahoy! cookies, according to the brand, contain at least a thousand chocolate chips! This allegation was put to the test in 1996, when a Wadesboro, North Carolina third-grade class counted only 680 chocolate chips.
Nut-Free?
Chips Ahoy is prepared at facilities that may process peanut and tree nut allergens, although they are made on dedicated peanut and tree nut-free lines. Through words and images, the packaging plainly states that the product includes peanuts. The color of the package denotes whether it is Chewy, Chunky, or Original. Allergy information should always be read on the label. They can be peanut-free as well as nut-free according to a recent analysis. The safest peanut-free cookies are those that do not contain peanut as an ingredient and are prepared in facilities that are specifically designated as peanut-free.
Keep in mind that commodities preceded by a green symbol are either manufactured in facilities that do not process peanuts and tree nuts or are specifically advertised by their individual makers as peanut and tree nut-free.
