Sweet, Simple, and Classic: Chocolate Chip Cookie Day – August 4

Who can resist the warm, gooey goodness of a chocolate chip cookie? On August 4, we celebrate National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day, a delicious tribute to one of America’s favorite treats!

Invented by Ruth Wakefield in the 1930s—by accident, no less—the chocolate chip cookie has become a timeless staple in kitchens, lunchboxes, and dessert tables around the world. Whether you love them soft and chewy or crisp and crunchy, there’s no wrong way to enjoy one.

Fun Facts to Munch On:

Happy accident: Ruth Wakefield added chopped chocolate to cookie dough thinking it would melt. It didn’t—and the chocolate chip cookie was born.

The Toll House was real: Yes, it was an actual inn in Massachusetts, and that’s where the name “Toll House cookies” comes from.

Sweet deal: Wakefield gave Nestlé the rights to her recipe in exchange for a lifetime supply of chocolate.

America’s favorite: Over 7 billion chocolate chip cookies are eaten in the U.S. every year.

Cookie giant: The world’s largest chocolate chip cookie weighed more than 40,000 pounds and spanned over 100 feet!

So today, celebrate by baking a batch, sharing a few with friends, or simply enjoying a fresh one with a cold glass of milk. Because some days are made for cookies—and August 4 is definitely one of them.

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