Omaha Productions & Abandon Editorial Team up for Nestle Toll House's Latest Campaign

Omaha Productions & Abandon Editorial Team up for Nestle Toll House's Latest Campaign

Oct. 22, 2025

Omaha Productions and Abandon Editorial team up for Nestle Toll House’s latest spot, "Taste Test." Edited by Michael Papavero & Joaquin Machado and Directed by Forrest Davis, the spot features Peyton Manning in a kitchen set standoff with a young football player as they each present their own batch of cookies, "Toll House Training Camp Cookies" vs. "Tommy’s Famous Cookies." What begins as a light-hearted challenge quickly turns into a sweet surprise as Peyton realizes the opposing cookies share all the best and most iconic Toll House qualities; crispy edge, soft center and 100% real chocolate. The campaign continues Nestlé’s ongoing partnership with Manning and reminds viewers of the “Magic in every bite.”

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