Toll House made an Advent calendar that comes with cookie dough, so the Christmas countdown now needs a little room in the fridge.
The brand’s first 12 Days of Nestlé Toll House Advent Calendar costs $29.99 with overnight shipping included. The first drop is October 9, 2026, at 2 p.m. Eastern, with two more chances on November 6 and December 4 at the same time, while supplies last.
And yes, the box looks like a little yellow house. A cookie house full of cookie supplies feels pretty committed to the theme.
What’s inside the Toll House Advent calendar?
According to Toll House’s announcement, the calendar includes 12 cookie dough and morsel products. Two are new for the holidays: Snowflake Morsels and Snowflake Cookie Dough, a sugar cookie dough with snowflake-shaped morsels.
The rest includes Santa’s Cookie Dough, Peppermint Cocoa Cookie Dough, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Holiday Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, and Chocolate Chip Remix Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. On the baking-chip side, there are Milk Chocolatey Flavored Football Morsels, Butterscotch Artificially Flavored Morsels, Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels, Milk Chocolate Mini Morsels, and Dark Chocolate Morsels.
The house-shaped calendar is inspired by the original Toll House Inn. Its 12 numbered doors double as holiday cards, which is a cute little bonus if some of those cookies are leaving your kitchen as gifts.
The $29.99 price includes shipping, but check the delivery timing
You’ll find the drops at Toll House’s official Advent calendar shop. Shipping is available only within the contiguous United States, and there’s a limit of one calendar per order and per household.
The official product page says October 9 orders will ship approximately three weeks after purchase. Orders from the November 6 and December 4 drops will ship approximately one week after purchase. Overnight shipping describes the shipping service, so don’t plan on the October drop arriving the next morning.
The cookie dough goes in the fridge
The calendar comes with a refrigerated inner box. Toll House says to remove that inner box promptly when it arrives, take out the doughs and morsels, and refrigerate the cookie dough until you’re ready to bake it. Keep the morsels in a cool, dry place and bake the dough according to its package directions.
The little house can have its holiday countertop moment. The cookie dough needs its refrigerator space.
