50 Desserts That Start With a Bag of Chocolate Chips

If you can't decide between cake or cookies for your next event, try a delicious mash-up. This chocolate chip-packed dessert is the best of both worlds!

Need a classic vanilla pound cake with chocolate chips? Of course you do! And this simple Bundt cake recipe is the answer. Two cups of sour cream makes it extra moist and tangy.   

These Halloween-perfect chocolate cupcakes, complete with a creamy pumpkin-flavored cheesecake filling, are scary good. 

This top-rated cookie recipe — which has almost 10,000 five-star reviews from Allrecipes users — is inspired by the huge cookies you find at bakeries and specialty shops.   

No-bake cookie balls have never been simpler. "I am asked to make these truffles for EVERY occasion — even for other family members to take to work or other celebrations," says recipe creator clapperkidsmom.

These adorable cupcakes have a delicious surprise inside: edible chocolate chip cookie dough! Almost 1,000 Allrecipes users have given this recipe a five-star rating. 

This easy autumnal recipe comes together in about half an hour, so you'll want to make it all year long. Serve these cozy muffins for breakfast or dessert. 

Recipe creator JJOHN32 calls this indulgent cheesecake "a chocoholic's dream." A chocolate glaze made with hazelnut liqueur is the perfect finishing touch. 

This kid-friendly recipe is easy to make with just four ingredients: chocolate chips, finely crushed graham crackers, sweetened condensed milk, and (optional) nuts. 

Here's a light and fluffy twist on the classic chocolate chip cookie. "Make sure they are lightly browned on the top too and then you'll know they're done perfectly," suggests reviewer HappyHousewife.

This dairy-friendly ice cream (with vegan chocolate chips) is made with bananas, extra-firm tofu, and soy milk. Dried cherries add a welcome sweet-yet-tart flavor. 

It's doesn't get much better than classic banana bread with chocolate chips. Make this recipe in a muffin tin or loaf pan. 

Recipe creator Star Pooley and KC says this rich cheesecake is perfect for people who love "chocolate chip cookie dough straight out of the batter bowl or in ice cream."

A touch of cinnamon brings out the warm flavors in this gigantic cookie. As long as your skillet is well seasoned, according to recipe creator jaybu, the cookie will pop right out. 

"Chopped dates and chocolate chips add a bright, sweet note to these quick whole wheat scones," according to recipe creator Allira.

There are no raw eggs in this chocolate chip cookie dough, so you're allowed to dig right in. You can get as creative as you want with this base recipe — add candy, coconut flakes, or whatever you have on hand. 

Make good use of leftover bananas with this tasty cake. You can whip it up with fewer than 10 ingredients you probably already have on hand. 

Try this sweet alternative to the traditional savory cheese ball. It's best served with graham crackers or chocolate wafers, according to recipe creator Kim.

Here's a seven-ingredient shortbread recipe to bring to your next cookie exchange. Make these cookies quickly with pantry and refrigerator staples. 

On-the-go snacking just got a whole lot healthier and more delicious. "The date paste helps hold it together nicely and dates are known as nature's candy," according to recipe creator Barbara Ortiz.

Your friends and family will be over the moon to receive this adorable gift in a jar. Simply layer the ingredients and add instructions — all they'll have to do is add butter, an egg, and vanilla. 

"I've made this so many times that I can't even count," says reviewer and Allrecipes Allstar Christina. "It's fabulous and so easy to make. I also like that it makes a nice big loaf."

This recipe for this top-rated fudge has been passed down through generations, according to recipe creator Kelly Phillips. It's easy to mix up in about 15 minutes. 

A cookie crust and a velvety smooth filling (made from butter, heavy cream, and chocolate chips) makes this decadent mousse pie simply irresistible. 

What do you do when you can't choose between banana and chocolate chip pancakes? Make this ice cream-inspired, kid-friendly breakfast recipe. 

Pair this twice-baked Italian cookie with a cappucino for a classy mid-afternoon snack. Two teaspoons of orange zest add a touch of brightness. 

Here's a candy aisle copycat you don't want to miss. A coating made with melted chocolate chips and shortening is the perfect complement to a sweet peanut butter filling. 

You need just five ingredients — ricotta cheese, cream cheese, confectioners' sugar, vanilla extract, and chocolate chips — to make this dessert dip. 

"They're simple and elegant, and they bake in under 10 minutes in a standard muffin pan," according to recipe creator Ben S. "The best part about these little beauties is that the cake batter is extremely forgiving."

Butterscotch and chocolate chips make these bar cookies rich and decadent, while crispy rice cereal adds a bit of crunchy texture. 

Spiked with walnuts and chocolate chips, you're going to want to bookmark Chef John's take on classic banana loaf. 

Topped with chocolate and slivered almonds, this five-ingredient buttery toffee is quick and easy to prep in just a few minutes. 

What are the convenient secret ingredients in this super moist chocolate Bundt cake? A package of devil's food cake mix and a package of instant pudding mix.

Make these incredibly simple truffles with just cream cheese, confectioners' sugar, melted chocolate chips, and vanilla. As far as toppings go, the sky's the limit. 

These twice-baked, Passover-friendly chocolate chip cookies are made with potato starch and matzo cake meal. 

Chocolate-covered peanut butter balls are never a bad idea. Make this top-rated recipe with just six kitchen staples. 

This single-serving chocolate cake (with cocoa powder, shredded coconut, and chocolate chips) is the perfect last-minute dessert to make in the microwave. 

Homemade ice cream sandwiches simply can't be beat. Make this recipe with just three ingredients: store-bought chocolate wafers, vanilla ice cream, and chocolate chips. 

Why buy a tub of ice cream at the store when you can make something even better at home? "VERY easy to make and I always have all the ingredients on hand," says recipe creator CookinMama.

Melted chocolate chips, peanuts, and marshmallows come together beautifully in Chef John's take on this classic fudgy candy.

Allrecipes users can't get enough of this ridiculously indulgent cheesecake. "What a great dessert," raves reviewer leahnwells. "This is one of the most delicious rich and decadent desserts I have ever eaten!!!"

Believe it or not, this hard shell for ice cream is made with just melted chocolate chips and coconut oil — but you can use any unflavored oil you have on hand.

Fans of salty-sweet flavor combos will absolutely love these nutty cookies. Recipe creator Tracy recommends using your favorite nuts as a topping.

Store-bought mint chocolates are the ooey gooey filling in these decadent cookies made with two cups of chocolate chips. 

These super easy chocolate-covered strawberries (made with chocolate chips, shortening, and, of course, strawberries) will make you feel super fancy. 

According to reviewer ajhbaker, these cookies are "chewy moist and very tasty." You can easily adjust this recipe to fit your taste.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with this cookie dough-inspired frosting. Use it to top your next batch of cupcakes or serve it with graham crackers as a dessert dip. 

These gluten-free muffins, made with a mashed banana instead of flour, require only eight easy-to-find ingredients.

"Oh, these are AWESOME," says reviewer and Allrecipes Allstar Christina. "Just the right amount of peanut butter and chocolate goodness. To take them a step further (I had to, lol), I topped them with chocolate frosting ... perfect!"

Made in the microwave with just five ingredients (chocolate chips, rice cereal, corn syrup, sugar, and peanut butter), this recipe is simple enough for kids to follow.