Chips Ahoy! has a new snack, but it isn’t a cookie: Here’s what it tastes like
(NEXSTAR) — Chips Ahoy!, best known for its cookies, is rolling out a new, non-cookie snack. The company has been producing ...
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The Latest Innovation from CHIPS AHOY! Is…Not A Cookie?! Introducing New CHIPS AHOY! Baked Bites - Bite-Sized Blondies to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
CHIPS AHOY! Celebrates Thick, Square, Soft-Baked Blondies with the "Sweet Getaway" Sweepstakes and Immersive Experience at Arlo Midtown in New York City EAST HANOVER, N.J., Jan. 8, 2025 ...
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Mondelēz brings Chips Ahoy! further outside of cookies with Baked Bites
Mondelēz International is bringing Chips Ahoy! further outside of cookies with the launch of Baked Bites. The snacking giant said Baked Bites are available in a Blondie variety, with more flavors ...
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The Latest Innovation from CHIPS AHOY! Is…Not A Cookie?! Introducing New CHIPS AHOY! Baked Bites - Bite-Sized Blondies to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
CHIPS AHOY! Celebrates Thick, Square, Soft-Baked Blondies with the "Sweet Getaway" Sweepstakes and Immersive Experience at Arlo Midtown in New York City EAST HANOVER, N.J., Jan. 8, 2025 ...
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Mondelēz brings Chips Ahoy! further outside of cookies with Baked Bites
The square, chewy treats are part of the snacking giant’s plan to turn the 62-year-old product into a prominent ...
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Nvidia CEO says his AI chips are improving faster than Moore’s Law
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the performance of his company’s AI chips is advancing faster than historical rates set by Moore’s Law, the rubric that drove computing progress for decades.
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Intel Says New Laptop Chips Will Extend Computer Battery Life
Intel Corp., which has been fending off mounting competition in notebook processors, says a new range of chips will help enable the longest battery life available in laptops. New computers based ...
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Custom software and silicon set to define next-gen chips
The study also shows that 57% of the chip manufacturers surveyed anticipate an increased need for high-performance chips, and 56% expect to see greater demand for memory-intensive chips ...