I absolutely love chocolate chip cookies! Circa 1938, Ruth Graves Wakefield chopped up pieces of a Nestle chocolate in to cookies! 
Oh that is interesting! I also love cookies, of all kinds! Chocolate chip is my favorite though!
Same! There are also vegan options too which is great, that use vegan chocolate chips and vegan margarine. I haven't tried any, but would love to know how they compare.
I can't imagine that they would taste as good as the regular, but who knows. 
Vegan food is definitely getting better - I have a vegan friend who provides me with chocolate every now and again which is actually pretty tasty!
Oh wow, I may have to try that then!
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Ruth cooked and served all the food and soon gained local fame for her lobster dinners and desserts. The restaurant had many people, including US Ambassador Joseph Kennedy, Sr. Her chocolate chip cookies soon became very popular. She invented chocolate chip cookies around 1938.
She added chopped up bits from a Nestlé semi-sweet chocolate bar into a cookie. It is often incorrectly reported that the cookie was an accident, and that Wakefield expected the chocolate chunks to melt making chocolate cookies. In reality, Wakefield stated that she