In the grand scheme of things, there’s no shortage of great desserts to choose from when walking down a supermarket’s frozen section.
From entire tubs of brand-name ice cream to more manageable pints by brands like Ben & Jerry’s, shoppers have an absolutely array of products to pick when it comes to their next dessert.
Yet even then, Nestlé Toll House’s latest release might very well take the cake (or rather the frozen dessert) for the most exciting product we’ve seen arrive in the grocery store’s freezer section yet.
According to a new post on Instagram, several shoppers have stumbled upon a new dessert from Nestlé Toll House in the form of their new White Chip Chocolate Cookie Sandwiches.
As the name might suggest, the ice cream sandwich features a white chocolate-centric overhaul of the traditional chocolate chip ice cream sandwich, specifically reversing the recipe by incorporating a chocolate cookie base loaded with clusters of white chocolate chips.
Packed with a rich vanilla dairy filling, the resulting treat offers a memorably sweet take on the classic chocolate chip sandwich sandwich formula, appealing to fans of chocolate and white chocolate alike.
Judging from the response across social media, the new dessert is already proving a popular find among ordinary shoppers, many of whom were quick to voice their enthusiasm for the treat on Instagram.
“This is like a regular ice cream sandwich but leveled all the way up. The cookie alone looks elite,” one shopper wrote. “If you see these… just grab them. Don’t even think about it.”
Right now, you can find the new Nestlé Toll House White Chip Chocolate Cookie Sandwiches in most major supermarkets. A four-count pack of the treat will likely set you back around $5.99.
As of yet, there’s no word on whether the new treat is a limited-time offering or a permanent addition to Nestlé Toll House’s lineup. With that being said, you might want to take shoppers’ advice and grab them as soon as possible!
This story was originally published by Parade on May 12, 2026, where it first appeared in the News section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.