Home »
Food
» 8 New Foods You Need to Pick Up From Trader Joe's This September
It's not quite pumpkin season at Trader Joe's yet, but that doesn't mean the store isn't stocked with plenty of new foods you'll want to try this September. Among the new products hitting shelves this month are peanut buttery granola clusters, an addictive Thai-inspired appetizer, and a new dinner option from Trader Joe's frozen aisle. Plus, a longtime TJ's favorite has made a triumphant comeback after it was sadly discontinued! Read on to discover all the best new items you'll want to add to your cart the next time you head to Trader Joe's.
Related Posts:
8 Things You Never Knew About Taco Bell, Straight From a Former Employee
If you've always wondered what it's like behind the scenes of Taco Bell, you've come to the right place. We've compiled a former Taco Bell employee's secrets from a Reddit AMA ("Ask Me Anything") conversation in which he des… Read More- 12 Harry Potter-Inspired Recipes You Can Bring to Life
Harry Potter fans can never get enough of the Wizarding World. Though it may be difficult (er, or impossible) for us measly muggles to re-create spells, one thing we can bring to life is the food and drink mentioned in the b… Read More
- New Honey Research Suggests a Grim Outcome For Bees Worldwide
Just when we thought things were finally looking up for the bee population, researchers have delivered some disheartening - and frightening - news. Swiss researchers recently published a study indicating that a large majorit… Read More
- Are Spiralized Veggies Actually Worth the Hype? A Pasta Enthusiast Investigates
Erin, 24, addicted to pasta. Thanks to my upbringing in a large Italian family, my obsession with carbs started early on and has very much carried over into my adult life. My idea of a good dinner involves a big-ass bowl of … Read More
- How the Patties Are So Darn Juicy and 5 More Secrets From a Former Five Guys Employee
Five Guys may have just been named America's number one burger chain, but it turns out there's way more to the restaurant than grease-laden takeout bags and peanut-shell-covered floors. A former Five Guys employee, who worke… Read More
Articles
0 comments:
Enregistrer un commentaire