What are some of your favorite foods from Trader Joe's?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Toffee sticky pudding, it has been absent the last few years. Now they have pumpkin sticky pudding which is good but not as good as the original. Looks like it will be back this winter.

World Market sells the sticky toffee pudding in 2 packs. It’s in the same shipping center as TJs in Rockville

Probably not the same. TJ's version you stick in the oven, take it out, flip it over on a plate and let the gooey sickly sweet toffee syrup drip over and into the cake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Toffee sticky pudding, it has been absent the last few years. Now they have pumpkin sticky pudding which is good but not as good as the original. Looks like it will be back this winter.

World Market sells the sticky toffee pudding in 2 packs. It’s in the same shipping center as TJs in Rockville

Probably not the same. TJ's version you stick in the oven, take it out, flip it over on a plate and let the gooey sickly sweet toffee syrup drip over and into the cake.

Wow, that sounds delicious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: An anyone recommend a TJ cheese?

I love the brie with mushrooms in it. On the TJ toast-it-at-home baguette. Mmmmm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: An anyone recommend a TJ cheese?

uncommon cheddar is great

Yes - unexpected cheddar. And I just saw they now have it in a spreadable form (which I have not yet tried).

[Anonymous]

Turkey meatballs
Frozen naan
The salsa with the yellow lid
Pumpkin pancake mix
Everobagel seasoning
The cooked lentils are a staple!
Cilantro dressing
Dark chocolate pb cups

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: An anyone recommend a TJ cheese?

I love the brie with mushrooms in it. On the TJ toast-it-at-home baguette. Mmmmm.

I love that brie too. The truffle cheese is also very good.

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Anonymous wrote:Mahi-mahi burgers
Turkey burgers
Walnuts, their walnuts are much more flavorful than the grocery store ones
Palm pasta
Norwegian crispbread

What is palm pasta? Like heart of palm noodles? Where is it in the store?

[Anonymous]

They have a tin with smoked trout near the tuna that is really good, though expensive these days. And a good spinach vegetable dip near the hummus.

For gluten free options, they have these corn cake and cheese things in the freezer aisle. It's sort of like a pupusa meets corn bread meets sandwich. Also a good gluten free whole grain bread and gluten free everything bagels. And gluten free pumpkin pancake mix.

We did get sword fish there (not frozen) that was rancid the same day a bunch of produce we got there wasn't great, so for now on only make trips for pantry and freezer staples.

[Anonymous]

Just got some Birria in the frozen section.

Used it for tacos. Yum!
Wish there was more in the package though!

[Anonymous]

Organic seeded bread. Great for avocado toast.

German bratwurst.

Fresh squeezed OJ- for special occasions.

Kefir for smoothies

giant bakes beans with tomato sauce n a can

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Anonymous wrote:Their flour tortillas are quite good for store bought (the "handmade" ones with the blue label).

Overall their frozen Indian meals are pretty good; the Thai ones not so much.

The family size organic cheese and tomato pizza is really good, if you like a thin crust pizza.

+1 on handmade tortillas

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Homemade guac with the Chili Lime Seasoning and the Elote Corn Chips for dipping
Garlic Hummus
Spiced Apple Cider
Sticky Toffee Cakes (they have pumpkin currently which are 8/10, the regular are 10/10)
pumpkin madeleines
So much of the dried fruit- esp the orange slices and mangos
all the gummy candy
The regular TJ's yogurt
The mushroom flatbread
Frozen French Fries- the only ones our family will eat (we make in the air fryer)
Chicken samosas
Hold the cones
Mochi
Kringles
Pineapple sparkling water
100 calorie chocolate bars

There are so many things I love at TJ's!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: An anyone recommend a TJ cheese?

Toscano (black pepper if you have a choice)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Apple blossoms (frozen)
Carne asada (marinated steak, not frozen)
Santa Maria Tri-Tip
Mac & Cheese (frozen — especially the one with Hatch Chiles)
Chile Lime Seasoning (spice)

we like the same foods, altho I haven’t tried the apple
blossoms

adding:
frozen breaded tilapia filets (combine with tortillas, guac and bag of slaw with evoo and lime juice for quick fish tacos)
frozen turkey meatballs (freezer staple)
orange chicken (in frozen aisle) - combine with microwave rice (another staple) and steamed broccoli in a bag for full meal
double roasted tomato salsa and the mango salsa
nuts of all kinds- good taste and prices
pb and banana dog biscuits

Apple blossoms are especially nice when they’re hot from the oven and then topped with vanilla ice cream!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just got some Birria in the frozen section.

Used it for tacos. Yum!
Wish there was more in the package though!

You’ve given me hope — they didn’t have it last month when I looked, so I thought it was discontinued.