Big Chewy Cookies won’t appear in Chips Ahoy’s signature blue bag, though. Instead, these extra-large cookies will be sold in individually packaged red bags at convenience stores nationwide.

Chips Ahoy!, which traces its roots to 1963, is the second-largest cookie brand in the U.S. behind Oreo, which also is owned by Mondelēz. ... red velvet and s’mores.

Like the original Chips Ahoy! cookie you may have in your pantry, the new version pairs well with a glass of 2%. They hold together long enough for you to eat, but will, of course, crumble if you ...

The packaging stands out on shelves with a vibrant red design and a clear “Only at DG” badge. ... The Chewy Chips Ahoy! ... But be warned: once you open the bag, there’s no going back.

American cookie brand Chips Ahoy! was found in 1963 and is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Here are 10 interesting facts about the cookie brand, parent company and more.

The snack brand giant is suing Aldi, alleging that the grocer’s store-brand snacks “blatantly” copied Mondelez packaging.

Chips Ahoy! is taking advantage of how much we crave nostalgia by offering a new one-of-a-kind treat: Chips Ahoy! Chewy Ice Cream Sandwich (Inspired) Cookies.

Though Chips Ahoy! doesn’t have its own site or direct-to-consumer business (unlike the other well-known Mondelez cookie Oreo), it has dramatically changed its marketing mix since the rebrand in 2020.

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The maker of Chips Ahoy cookies is suing a discount grocery store chain, claiming it "blatantly" copied its chocolate chip cookie and other snack packaging to "deceive and confuse" customers.