Please suggest your favorite happy hour snacks from TJ's for bad-ass ladies at the beach

[Anonymous]

Almond butter pretzels are even better!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do you all think you are bad assed ladies? Eating snacks from TJs on the beach is literally so boring.

I think it’s meant literally, like they have bad asses.

As a 40 yr old woman, I thought it was funny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The TJ marcona almonds always go fast at parties--they come in truffle flavor or rosemary and would be popular with carb conscious ladies.

Most stores have charcuterie packs, some of which should ideally be refrigerated before serving.

They have umpteen boxes of interesting crackers/crostini type things. They have a shelf-stable eggplant dip that people seem to like.

Yes to the macrons almonds, but not the truffle ones. The smell is terrible.

They have a lot of great unique fruit too. Somo oranges, clementines, watermelon plums, cotton candy grapes, cosmic crisp apples. I wouldn’t pre cut, just bring a knife and people can cut if they want or eat as is.

[Anonymous]

Those meat wrapped cheese sticks are great.
The spanakopita bites in the frozen section.

[Anonymous]

-Blueberry goat cheese with lemon thins
-Almond butter pretzels. Especially the dark chocolate covered ones
-Elote corn chips

[Anonymous]

All of the above and the pita crisp crackers with cream cheese, the smoked salmon pastrami and capers and dill. Amazing.

[Anonymous]

The little sausages wrapped in puff pastry (freezer section)

[Anonymous]

This thread makes me want to make a huge trip to a TJs (it's a 45 min to an hour drive for me) and just stock up for post-RTO and summertime snack dinners. You could pick a theme - charcuterie, Mediterranean, etc.

[Anonymous]

The preiced soanish tapas cheese.
The sweet and soicy snack mix
The jerk flavored plantain chips
I think the zhoug sauce mixed with cream cheese would be great on crackers
Grapes
Their port salut cheese and their Brie cheese is also very good
Little fresh mozarella balls with tomatos on skewers if you want to do some work

[Anonymous]

I don't know if they have all this stuff at TJ's but I imagine they would. You could do a Greek themed tray with dolmas, different olives, marcona almonds, eggplant dip, hummus, feta and some crackers. I also do a tray with cheese, salamis, some sort of jam, nuts, olives, crackers.