I don't think TJ sauces necessarily have HFCS (I don't recall seeing it at any rate) but many of them are really high in sugar. I am a careful label reader and I put a lot of TJ sauces and dressings back on the shelf because of high sugar and pro-inflammatory/poor-quality vegetable oils (soy, canola, safflower, etc.).
Anonymous
01/29/2018 22:07
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
Thai green curry sauce is amazing!
Anonymous
01/29/2018 21:53
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
The Cilantro salad dressing is really good.
If you buy the red TJ quinoa, there is a recipe on the back using corn (use TJ roasted frozen corn - so good), black beans, tomatoes and quinoa. You put the dressing on at the end.
I used to make the dressing from scratch but the bottled one is just as good.
Anonymous
01/13/2018 18:03
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
Anonymous wrote:A jar of of one of their Indian simmering sauces with a can of chickpeas is OK.
How long can that keep in the refrigerator?
Anonymous
01/13/2018 17:50
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
A jar of of one of their Indian simmering sauces with a can of chickpeas is OK.
Anonymous
01/13/2018 17:36
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
I went yesterday and bought the yellow curry, Kentucky Bourbon BBQ sauce, and some marinara sauce.
Anonymous
01/13/2018 12:16
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
Not sure about the sodium but I love the masala and Thai green curry simmer sauces.
Anonymous
01/13/2018 12:14
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
I like their marinara sauces.
Anonymous
01/12/2018 16:21
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
Favorite marinara or bbq sauce?
Anonymous
01/12/2018 15:28
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
Love the gyoza dipping sauce
Anonymous
01/12/2018 15:12
Subject: Trader Joe's Sauces?
Do you have favorite sauces from Trader Joe's that don't contain high fructose corn syrup, low in sodium, etc. to mix with a protein, whole grain, and some veggies for quick meals?