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The New Fall’n Leaves Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough is Here for Fall

If you're over these scorching summer temperatures, you can start to cool off by picking up the new Fall’n Leaves Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough from Nestlé Toll House. Set to hit store shelves this August, the autumnal cookies are the perfect way to usher in the fall season.

The new Fall’n Leaves Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough from Nestlé Toll House is a seasonal dookie dough flavor. The product consists of precut dough studded with chocolate chips and leaf-shaped sprinkles in red, orange, yellow, green, and brown hues—all the colors of fall foliage. To prepare the cookies, all you have to do is pop them on a cookie tray and throw them in the oven. Best of all there are 24 cookies in each packet so there's enough to go around.
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