Another "what have you been loving from Trader Joe's" question :)

[Anonymous]

The coconut pancake mix is da bomb. The Marsala salsa is amazing. Do the pancakes though.

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Anonymous wrote:Sardines in Harissa for my salads
Roasted and salted sunflower seeds, also salads
Roasted red and yellow peppers, same as above
They were out of premium chocolate ice cream my family loves so I picked up the vanilla/chocolate mix with caramel - o.m.g.
Frozen cod pieces, really handy for fish casserole I make
Nutty Bits gluten free nuts in dark chocolate
Strong bars, jalapeño and BBQ, both good
French roast ground coffee, good value
And daffodils, narcissus, etc. for my older relatives to brighten their days

Fish casserole recipe please?

Voila!
http://www.tastebook.com/recipes/604668-Country-Fish-Pie

I do puréed cauliflower with shredded pepper Jack on top, popped under the broiler for a few minutes. Really nice.

[Anonymous]

Frozen chocolate croissants you let rise for nine hours and then bake. Heaven.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chocolate covered almond crescents, with the baked goods. Even better, they have no flour so I can eat them!

No way, these are GF?! Very excited.

Oh Also my kids like the GF cupcakes occasionally.

[Anonymous]

Sea salt turbinado sugar dark chocolate covered almonds. Dairyfree!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I adore Just Mangos. And TJs Greek yogurt.

I loathe their Greek Yogurt!

Me too. It does not taste good. And I'm a big TJ's fan (not a hater).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sea salt turbinado sugar dark chocolate covered almonds. Dairyfree!

These are so good it's amazing. Macrona almonds with rosemary. Every time I serve them people freak out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sea salt turbinado sugar dark chocolate covered almonds. Dairyfree!

I can eat the entire box in one sitting. They are SO DAMN GOOD

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Anonymous wrote:Sea salt turbinado sugar dark chocolate covered almonds. Dairyfree!

I can eat the entire box in one sitting. They are SO DAMN GOOD

That's why I don't buy them. I saw something similar (probably made by the same people) at costco. 2 pound bag.

[Anonymous]

Salted brownies and chocolate bobka. Yummmmm

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Frozen chocolate croissants you let rise for nine hours and then bake. Heaven.

These are THE BEST!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My store has been out of scallion pancakes, I need them
Back! Late live been buying the indian hot pockets, salsa verde, corn salsa, tamales, veggie corn dogs, and popped barbecue chips.

My store just demoed the scallion pancakes and I loved them! What do you serve them with and do you cook them in a frying pan? Do you defrost first? Package gave lots of options

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Anonymous wrote:The INDIAN. !!!! Especially the palak paneer.

Oh yeah! I'm going tomorrow because we are out of salsa. Theirs is the best. I will buy 6 jars of it. But I'll stock up on Indian and some various cheeses, too. The trail mix with dried raspberries and chocolate and something else is my kids' favorite. I like the one with candied pineapple.

Which salsa?

I don't know the exact name and I've already thrown out our last jar. It is a red tomato salsa in a clear jar with a white label. We like the medium. I will post the name when I get there to restock. (Might not be tomorrow. I have a sick kid.)

[Anonymous]

Peanut satay sauce...so so good

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Anonymous wrote:My store has been out of scallion pancakes, I need them
Back! Late live been buying the indian hot pockets, salsa verde, corn salsa, tamales, veggie corn dogs, and popped barbecue chips.

My store just demoed the scallion pancakes and I loved them! What do you serve them with and do you cook them in a frying pan? Do you defrost first? Package gave lots of options

I don't defrost them. We use our cast iron and eat them over rice with vegetables, sometimes an egg on top. What store had them?