After extensive consumer research and taste panels, Hands Off My Chocolate – a Dutch company since 2013 - has created the first chocolate drops bar in the world.

Ever since the first chocolate bar appeared in 1847 it was divided in squares. Fields because of its similarity in taste and likability, plus, the next cookie absolutely stole the show.New York City, JAs of today, you will never look at a chocolate bar in the same way you did before.

One co-taster specifically commented on the fact that this chocolate chip cookie carried a bit of a nutty flavor throughout, which isn't everyone's cup of tea. The batter had a buttery, nutty flavor that didn't even need the chocolate because it was really tasty. While there's an excessive amount of chocolate chips and chunks, there are still a few bites of dough you can get on their own. In terms of sweetness, this cookie isn't an overload like some of the others. The taste: The way this cookie remained soft while also not crumbling or falling apart was astounding. Plus, even after traveling from cookie shop to cookie shop, Insomnia's cookie was still warm! It was the most average-sized (with a bit of extra chocolate sprinkled in) out of all the cookies in this test not super large or super small, but also not too thick or too thin. The look: This cookie was golden brown around the edges and had a mixture of ooey-gooey chocolate chips and chocolate chunks. This one tied with the next cookie in this test. However, it was well-baked and its flavor took me back to being a kid looking for a good cookie fix at the mall. This cookie was the softest of the bunch-it literally fell apart in my hands before I even got to take a bite. While my co-tasters and I agreed it's on the sweeter side, the chocolate chips are smooth, light, and taste like top-notch chocolate. Fields is an underrated classic and this chocolate chip cookie is pure proof of it. In addition to that, it genuinely looked like a homemade chocolate chip cookie and reminded me of the look and feel of my grandmother's recipe. However, I was intrigued by the amount, quality, and placement of chocolate chips throughout the cookie. Fields looked quite small and flat at first glance. The look: Sadly, especially in comparison to the other cookies in this test, Mrs. The brand has also ventured into more than just cookies, selling brownies, cakes, berry-flavored desserts, and sweet gift products (such as pastry assortments and celebratory boxes of treats). Fields operates 250 franchised retail locations globally. It's a very sweet and cakey cookie-which is why I ranked it last-but it could be wonderful if that's the kind of chocolate chip cookie you live for! A co-taster of mine pointed out that the cookie texture and overall dough tasted like pancake batter, and I couldn't have described this cookie better. When it came to eating small pieces of the cookie dough on its own (no chocolate chips in sight), it tasted good but something was off. Plus, the milk chocolate wasn't rich and smooth, it had a chalky aftertaste that I wasn't a fan of. While the chocolate chips are large and melted in my mouth (yum), the sugary milk chocolate is too much with the already sugary cookie dough. The taste: From the first bit, I could tell this cookie was slightly underbaked and too sweet for me. All the little crinkles throughout the top of the cookie looked delicious and I couldn't wait to dive in. Looking at the chocolate chips, I found they were much lighter than all the other cookies I tried since they were pure milk chocolate. It was pretty much as big as my whole hand (not just the palm) and it was very thick. The look: This is one oversized chocolate chip cookie.

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