I find interesting fish like a Hake fish I had in South Africa and was excited to find there once.
Chocolate covered potato chips.
Turkey bolognese frozen sauce.
Frozen flatbread with guyere cheese and prosciutto
Breaded chicken breast
Frozen brown rice, stick in microwave for perfect rice for a quick meal
Ginger snaps
Battered Halibut fish
Chicken tikka masala and also frozen naan bread
Reisling wine

*TURKEY BOLOGNESE

Agree with tons of healthy food at TJ's!

I LOVE THE TURKEU BOLOGNESE!!! (frozen section.)
Peppermint Jojo's & marshmallow caramel chocolates. (Christmas time.)
TJ brand milk chocolate & caramel candy bars (checkout.)
TJ brand cinnamon graham crackers.
Bag of nuts/cranberries/pumpkin seeds called "Omega-3" in individual portions.
Chicken & apple pre-cooked sausage.
Fresh salad with broccoli slaw, cranberries, almonds, lean white meat chicken chunks.
All-natural popsicles.
TJ bagels (new) are surprisingly good.
Chocolate chip cookie & vanilla ice cream sandwiches.
Great cards! And plants, too....Both very inexpensive.
Trader Giotto fresh aged parmesan.
boxes of beets.
Packages of smoked salmon.
Penne pasta.
Pumpkin butter.
Non-pareils.

Just bought mini pumpkin pies & frozen pumpkin waffles.
Have not tried them yet, though.

Green salsa
Seasonal tea
Tortilla chips
frozen veggies
gluten free pasta
peanut butter
organic butter
organic chicken
nuts!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I finally decided to check it out and I've decided to make this one of my weekly/biweekly places for food shopping.
I like the prepared salads, they're cheaper than other grocery stores and have a nice variety.

I avoid Trader Joes as I try to eat healthy and avoid processed foods. It's a horrible store if you live a healthy lifestyle.

Oh please. I eat healthy as well and there are lots of non-processed foods that make the trip worthwhile. It's an inexpensive place to buy organic frozen veggies, quinoa, and organic dairy, to start.

I also like their coffee a lot.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I finally decided to check it out and I've decided to make this one of my weekly/biweekly places for food shopping.
I like the prepared salads, they're cheaper than other grocery stores and have a nice variety.

I avoid Trader Joes as I try to eat healthy and avoid processed foods. It's a horrible store if you live a healthy lifestyle.

Uh, my salad had 9 grams protein, 7 grams carbs and nothing artificial. It was delicious and healthy.

their mac and cheese is better than what I can make at home

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I finally decided to check it out and I've decided to make this one of my weekly/biweekly places for food shopping.
I like the prepared salads, they're cheaper than other grocery stores and have a nice variety.

I avoid Trader Joes as I try to eat healthy and avoid processed foods. It's a horrible store if you live a healthy lifestyle.

Translation: "I avoid Trader Joes as I try to avoid food. It's a horrible store if you have an eating disorder."

haha, so true.

chocolate croissants
ice cream
seaweed snacks
sparkling water
yogurts
cheeses are amazingly inexpensive an tasty
greek yogurt feta dip
frozen fish fillets

Anonymous wrote:Movie theatre popcorn!

Yes. It is awesome.

Also I like the refrigerated tabbouli, mini pitas, frozen pizza, frozen eggplant cutlets (just used them today!), and a recent discovery- the pinachio cookies. Faaaaaantastic!

I buy every damn processed piece of crap I can find at Trader's Joes.

curry simmer sauces - specifically green and red
frozen garlic naan
cheaper cheeses ($4 for boursin, damn!)
chunky cookie butter
Sutter recipe peanut butter cookies
pork boa buns
all the crap I would but but force myself not to -- salty carmels, pepermit bark, mint ice cream sandwiches

The small 6 packs of yogurt.

UHT cream because I like it to have it on hand but don't use cream regularly
The canned clam chowder is a good replacement for Snow's which is now hard to find
Their boxed soups are versions of the Pacifica ones although not organic
Baking supplies at holiday times such as dried fruit and white chocolate chips
Their Christmas coffee for the spice flavor (need to mix it with a strong coffee for body)
Their kids size organic yogurt is a nice alternative to stonefield
Their soy chorizo is fantastic for chili
Sesame sticks are cheaper than Whole Foods

Oh TJ's how I love thee, let me count the ways...

Ritter chocolate bars
Peppermint waffle cookies,
Butter Almond cookies,
Cranberry goat cheese,
Applesauce squeezies,
Wasabi seaweed snacks,
"Cheetos",
Seasonal teas,
Frozen appetizers,
Trail mix snacks,
Mozzerella cheese sticks,
Face serum,
Dishwashing soap,
Green bean snacks,
Frozen tamales,.
Frozen lasagna,
Frozen breaded boneless chicken pieces
Peppermint Joe Joes,
Choc. covered almonds,
Chocolate peanut butter cups,
Mini cheesecake bite "ice cream"
Frozen macaroons,
Mini ice cream cones,
Flowers and
Wine.

Movie theatre popcorn!