I don't love lemon but the TJ frozen lemon bars are GREAT.

Anonymous wrote:I get tempted by these things, but then I read the ingredients and put them back on the shelf. So much unknown trash, like reading a chemistry lab’s inventory.

This is why I have learned to bake, even though I don't really have the time and energy. And it isn't even that I'm grossed out by the idea of all this stuff, it's that I can very much taste the difference.

Anonymous wrote:when can you buy pies and still be "fresh" on Thursday?

They are full of preservatives -- if you buy them on Mon they will taste the same on Thursday. Which, in my opinion, is not great. But that is the answer.

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Anonymous wrote:Don't buy costco stuff.

+1. It's all junk full of seed oils and corn syrup.

Agree. Costco stuff is disgusting.

Definitely go with TJ. They have a lot of great things in the frozen dessert section. The cranberry pie/tart and lie lime pie are both wonderful. I also would suggest the Kringle. Those are to die for. Maybe it’s a breakfast pastry technically, but it definitely tastes like dessert

I get tempted by these things, but then I read the ingredients and put them back on the shelf. So much unknown trash, like reading a chemistry lab’s inventory.

Anonymous wrote:Don't buy costco stuff.

+1. It's all junk full of seed oils and corn syrup.

Anonymous wrote:Costco pumpkin pie is good. I don't eat it but DH loves it.

Enjoy the palm oil and corn syrup.

Trader Joe's coffee ice cream is delicious. Might be a good complement to pumpkin pie instead of vanilla.

Anonymous wrote:Chocolate Mousse Cake at Costco

So good.

when can you buy pies and still be "fresh" on Thursday?

Costco’s pecan pie is good.

Anonymous wrote:Seconding the cranberry pie at Trader Joe's.

I sampled this last week and immediately put it in my cart. I don't like pumpkin pie and this is a yummy alternative.