Toll House Plans First Advent Calendar Since 1938

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Nestlé Toll House is introducing its first 12 Days Advent calendar, a house-shaped box inspired by the original Toll House Inn with 12 doors containing a mix of cookie doughs and baking morsels. The assortment includes two new seasonal products: snowflake-shaped morsels and sugar cookie dough with snowflake morsels. The limited-edition calendar costs $29.99 and will be sold exclusively through Toll House’s website in drops on October 9, November 6 and December 4, 2026, at 2 p.m. ET, while supplies last.

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