Nestle Toll House’s new Polar Express cookie dough and hot cocoa marshmallow morsels are in stores now. Here’s a look at Toll House’s other 2026 releases.
All aboard for holiday baking.
Nestle Toll House has launched a limited-edition holiday collection inspired by The Polar Express. The lineup includes a new cookie dough and hot cocoa and marshmallow-flavored morsels.
Both are available at retailers nationwide now.
What is the Toll House Polar Express cookie dough?
A ready-to-bake dough loaded with Hot Cocoa and Marshmallow Flavored Morsels and festive holiday sprinkles. The sprinkles include red dots and green leaves meant to look like holly.
Each 14-ounce package makes 20 cookies and costs about $4.99. The cookies bake up with a crispy edge and soft, chewy center.
What are the Polar Express Morsels?
A mix of hot cocoa-flavored and white marshmallow-flavored baking chips. They come in a 9-ounce bag for about $5.79.
Dang, did chocolate chips get expensive!
You can snack on them straight from the bag or mix them into cookies, brownies, and other treats. The morsels first came out a couple of holiday seasons ago and are back in new Polar Express packaging, Allrecipes reported.
What did Nestle Toll House say?
Melanie Knoke, senior marketing manager at Nestle Toll House, said holiday baking “taps into the nostalgia of the season.” She said the brand wanted to bring the spirit of the movie to family movie nights, Parade reported.
What other holiday Toll House doughs are out?
The Polar Express dough joins Toll House’s Santa’s Cookies, M&M Mini’s Holiday Sugar Cookies, and Peppermint Cocoa refrigerated doughs.
What is in the Toll House Advent Calendar?
The 12 Days of Nestle Toll House Advent Calendar is the brand’s first-ever advent calendar. It costs $29.99 and is sold only at tollhouse.com/adventcalendar, according to Mass Market Retailers.
The box is shaped like the original Toll House Inn, and its 12 doors double as holiday cards. It includes new Snowflake Cookie Dough and Snowflake Morsels, plus favorites like Santa’s, Peppermint Cocoa, and Chocolate Chip doughs.
Calendars drop in limited quantities at 2 p.m. ET on Friday, Nov. 6, and Friday, Dec. 4, National Cookie Day. The first drop was Oct. 9.
What fall and Halloween Toll House items came out in 2026?
Toll House rolled out a big fall lineup this summer, according to WFTV and Homecrux:
Scooby-Doo Cookie Dough: Sugar cookie dough with themed sprinkles ($4.99)
Trick-or-Treat Cookie Dough: Chocolate dough with butterscotch morsels and Halloween sprinkles ($4.99)
Fall Cinnamon Cookie Dough: New, with cinnamon flakes and sprinkles ($4.99)
Football Cookie Dough: Sugar cookie bars with football-shaped morsels ($4.99)
Pumpkin Spice Cookie Dough: Returning, with Premier White Morsels ($4.99)
Abuelita Cookie Dough: Chocolate and cinnamon, inspired by Abuelita hot chocolate, a Target exclusive
Football Morsels and Pumpkin Spice Morsels ($5.79)
How long will the Polar Express cookie dough be available?
Only for the holiday season. Both Polar Express products are limited edition and will leave shelves after the season ends, according to Parade.
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Hat Tips:
Allrecipes, Bailey Fink (Oct. 21, 2026), the Polar Express collection and holiday doughs
Parade, Marisa Losciale (Oct. 21, 2026), the sizes, prices and Melanie Knoke’s quote
Sporked, Rachel Jones (Oct. 23, 2026), the sprinkles
Mass Market Retailers (Oct. 2026), the advent calendar
WFTV (July 23, 2026) and Homecrux (Aug. 11, 2026), the fall and Halloween lineup
Nestle Toll House via PR Newswire (June 2, 2026), the Chocolate Chip Remix doughs
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