Your family's favorite frozen/prepared foods from Trader Joe's?

[Anonymous]

Looking for convenience foods that my teenage boys can heat up for lunch or that I can throw together for them for an easy dinner. One is a vegetarian. So far the mozzarella sticks are a hit, and sometimes they will eat the tofu orange "chicken." other suggestions? I have heard the frozen Mac and cheese is good, and the carnitas (for the meat eater). Thanks!

[Anonymous]

I like the red pepper tomato soup and the indian foods, both frozen and vacuum sealed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looking for convenience foods that my teenage boys can heat up for lunch or that I can throw together for them for an easy dinner. One is a vegetarian. So far the mozzarella sticks are a hit, and sometimes they will eat the tofu orange "chicken." other suggestions? I have heard the frozen Mac and cheese is good, and the carnitas (for the meat eater). Thanks!

We avoid processed food and thus don't shop at TJ. So much junk.

[Anonymous]

Carnitas with their handmade tortillas. Serve with chimichurri rice in the freezer section. You could also get premed guacamole or mashed avocado.

[Anonymous]

Used to get the crispy frozen tilapia--so cruncy! The Alsatian tart is good, too. We can't have gluten so we don't get them anymore, but still buy the tamales every now and then.

[Anonymous]

Mini Beef Tacos, chicken potstickers, orange chicken,

[Anonymous]

I am OBSESSED with the turkey bolognese (freezer section) and it is solid ingredients/nothing "fake."

[Anonymous]

I like their samosas - yummy with their yogurt cilantro sauce.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Looking for convenience foods that my teenage boys can heat up for lunch or that I can throw together for them for an easy dinner. One is a vegetarian. So far the mozzarella sticks are a hit, and sometimes they will eat the tofu orange "chicken." other suggestions? I have heard the frozen Mac and cheese is good, and the carnitas (for the meat eater). Thanks!

We avoid processed food and thus don't shop at TJ. So much junk.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looking for convenience foods that my teenage boys can heat up for lunch or that I can throw together for them for an easy dinner. One is a vegetarian. So far the mozzarella sticks are a hit, and sometimes they will eat the tofu orange "chicken." other suggestions? I have heard the frozen Mac and cheese is good, and the carnitas (for the meat eater). Thanks!

We avoid processed food and thus don't shop at TJ. So much junk.

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[Anonymous]

Second the potstickers (gyoza). They also have veggie and they are just fine microwaved. Don't forget the dipping sauce!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looking for convenience foods that my teenage boys can heat up for lunch or that I can throw together for them for an easy dinner. One is a vegetarian. So far the mozzarella sticks are a hit, and sometimes they will eat the tofu orange "chicken." other suggestions? I have heard the frozen Mac and cheese is good, and the carnitas (for the meat eater). Thanks!

We avoid processed food and thus don't shop at TJ. So much junk.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am OBSESSED with the turkey bolognese (freezer section) and it is solid ingredients/nothing "fake."

I really like this too.

The frozen mac and cheese is good too but there isn't enough to feed two teenage boys in each package.

I really like the frozen rice that cooks in the microwave. You can pair it up with anything.

[Anonymous]

I love TJ's spanakopita (sp?) and their cheese tamales smothered in salsa. We do the pot stickers from time to time and their sweet potato fries are delicious and decently nutritious.

[Anonymous]

Their frozen pizzas are good