Frozen Argentinian shrimp (it's frozen uncooked)

Frozen organic brown rice (sometimes I'm too lazy for the rice cooker)

frozen wild blueberries or organic strawberries

Roasted Seaweed

Organic peanut butter

Berries and chopped melon selection is sometimes quite good

Brussel Sprouts

Siriachi sauce

Unsalted almonds-1 big bag with a bunch of individual serving bags inside

Olive oil

Balsamic vinegar

Truffles

Rosemary raisin crackers

Goat cheese

organic eggs

Anonymous wrote:Ugh. Hate Trader Joes and am always shocked when I find someone I know shops there. Processed junkfood galore. Crap beer and wine. Spoiled produce. Shudder.

OP here. You might be interested to learn that I have recently started shopping at Trader Joe's in an effort to eat more healthily and save money.

Don't fall out of your chair now!

sliced almonds
almond flour
roasted red peppers/roasted red & yellow peppers
dukkah seasoning
dark choc covered almonds
raw almond butter (yes it is an almond thing)
roasted red pepper tomato soup
the hazelnut choc bars at register - great quality
christmas season choc assortment - again great quality
choc chip granola bars for kids
dried fruits
and of course the plonk

They have this pita chip cracker hybrid that's the shit. We're also into their frozen microwaveable brown rice. That's really great stuff.

European style yogurt.

Frozen fruit.

Kettle salt and pepper chips.

Nuts of all kinds.

Fruit leather odds and ends.

^^
Uncured mini wieners
Freeze dried mango
Veggie chips
Baked onion rings in the chip aisle
Jalapeño cheese curls

^^ yeah, I'm a Trader Joe's junky

Truffles

Organic milk
Organic whole milk yogurt
Half salted nuts
Dried organic cranberries
Honey chèvre
Raspberry vinaigrette dressing
Organic oatmeal
Pesto
Lentil masala dip
Organic veggie foursome
Frozen fruit
Spinach pizza
Turnkey meatballs
Aloo chaat
Candy cane pretzel thins
Dark chocolate covered pb wafers
Salt free crunchy pb
Riesling
Yogurt pouches
Inner peas
Rice crackers
Fruit Popsicles
Hold the Cone

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh. Hate Trader Joes and am always shocked when I find someone I know shops there. Processed junkfood galore. Crap beer and wine. Spoiled produce. Shudder.

Not OP but...great! Thanks for playing! Next...

It just wouldn't be a DCUM TJ thread if this type of poster didn't immediately run to their keyboard to post this dribble! It is like they have a sensor that compels them to post this nonsense on every TJ thread.

Well, I get that some people have a weakness for overprocessed junk. Nothing wrong with that, I guess. It just always amuses me how people think TJ's is "healthy" or "organic" or something. It's basically a 7/11 for hipsters.

Can you please come up with something more original? I have read your posts repeatedly about TJ's processed food and all the ignorant fools who think they are shopping healthy there. We know. You don't need to post every time. There are some foods at TJ's as there are at other grocery stores in the area that are not processed. Most people eat processed foods, whether you like it or not. Take your sanctimonious attitude and shove it.

Eh, I feel bad for that PP. The people on here who feel the need to shit all over even the most benign threads, like this one, must be so desperately unhappy.

20:50 here. I forgot the Christmas season dark chocolate covered oreo cookies w/ peppermint cream & candy cane pieces. They sell out FAST, and I learned the hard way last year. Not this year!

I stock up on their turkey bolognese (freezer section) and all good ingredients: lean turkey, tomato, spices-that is it-but SOOOO good!!!!

TJ cinnamon graham crackers (in the plastic tub.)

TJ Milk chocolate caramel candy bars (register.) 220 calories for a bar. Not killer for something SO delicious, and it is a pretty good side.

Their bagels (new product) are excellent.

TJ pre-made salads are surprisingly good, fresh, healthy. low calorie, My favorite is the chicken, cranberry, cabbage slaw, sesame seeds.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh. Hate Trader Joes and am always shocked when I find someone I know shops there. Processed junkfood galore. Crap beer and wine. Spoiled produce. Shudder.

Not OP but...great! Thanks for playing! Next...

It just wouldn't be a DCUM TJ thread if this type of poster didn't immediately run to their keyboard to post this dribble! It is like they have a sensor that compels them to post this nonsense on every TJ thread.

Well, I get that some people have a weakness for overprocessed junk. Nothing wrong with that, I guess. It just always amuses me how people think TJ's is "healthy" or "organic" or something. It's basically a 7/11 for hipsters.

Can you please come up with something more original? I have read your posts repeatedly about TJ's processed food and all the ignorant fools who think they are shopping healthy there. We know. You don't need to post every time. There are some foods at TJ's as there are at other grocery stores in the area that are not processed. Most people eat processed foods, whether you like it or not. Take your sanctimonious attitude and shove it.

Bacon ends
Grass fed hot dogs
Mini cucumbers
Bananas
Baby kale, chard and spinach in a bag
Plain whole yogurt
Goat yogurt
Kerrygold butter
Frozen organic fruit
Coconut oil
Fresh salsa
Yellowtail tuna in olive oil
Wild smoked salmon

So I'm not sure what is so terrible about what I buy.

Marinara sauce
Pita crackers
horseradish hummus
forzen artichoke hearts
frozen BBQ chicken pizza
Frozen precooked rice
Indian frozen entrees
shea butter hand cream

Organic Vodka sauce
Frozen organic veggies - the peas are great, corn, broc
Frozen chicken nuggets