lol.........ok, now I've got to make a shopping list, which I never do......lolobelisk said:lol, i have the margharita and 3 cheese all the time. my favorite though is the spinach one. really is very good.
since we are talking about TJs, also check out their fruit bars. very good snack to have around when stoned. also check out their thai lime and chilli peanuts/cashews, their edamame hummus, the frozen meatballs, the baked NY style cheesecake, the carrot cake, the funky popcorn mmmmmmm, man i could go on, i love trader joes. i don't drink anymore (gave it up about 6 weeks ago) but they also have very cheap beer that actually tastes alright. Simple times it's called, IIRC.
Whole Foods is definately more expensive. TJ's has a more organic, down-home feel to it. Whole Foods has a more supermarket feel. I prefer TJ's too.bcleez said:lol, i never bring a list to TJ's, i would never follow it. The cheap beer @ this TJ is Red Oval 6 pack for 2.99 and it is pretty good.
TJ's is awesome, it beats going out to eat in my opinion and has such variety & turn over. Try the Hickory BBQ potato chips. How are the meatballs?? I get their blue cheese & fresh bread and can't imagine how good a bluecheese& Meatball sub would be. Is the Cheesecake Really NYC style?? I am originally from the area (now NC) and get disappointed every time I buy a "NY style".
My wife was looking at something called like... Cheesecake dilemma or chocolate cheesecake apocolypse... some dilemma or issue with a dessert that was like 4 or more slices of different cheesecakes, obviously its a problem.
For me TJ's is way better than Whole Foods, way better vibe.
true. Simple times is 3.99 a six pack here (MA), and a dollar more expensive than Red. I don't mind the Red and used to pick it up when I was low on cash, but I definitely prefer Simple Times which is quite cheap too.bcleez said:The cheap beer @ this TJ is Red Oval 6 pack for 2.99 and it is pretty good.
will do for sure, i've seen those but never bought them, thanks.Try the Hickory BBQ potato chips.
I think there are a few kinds, but in the frozen section, where they have the BBQ skewers and similar stuff, they have these meatballs that come in a gray-green pack, i forget what they are called, but those meatballs are kinda smallish but very very tastyHow are the meatballs??
well, i was in NJ for a couple of years, went to NY often, love my cheesecake, and i'd say the TJ stuff is pretty good. perhaps not as good as some bakeries in NY/NJ but definitely very tasty and, yes, 'real' NY style (or what i understand as NY style anyway)Is the Cheesecake Really NYC style?? I am originally from the area (now NC) and get disappointed every time I buy a "NY style".
I haven't really been much to whole foods even though there is one right next to the TJs here. Whole foods is pretty expensive, and I prefer TJs. I agree with your vibe statement too.For me TJ's is way better than Whole Foods, way better vibe.
Yup. I grind my own and have been using a French Press for decades. Love their coffee. French Roast 'cause I likes mah coffee STRONG !! Their Volcano dark roast is great too.bcleez said:have you guys ever tried the coffee?
BTW owning a coffee press has changed my life too. but thats another thread....
my wife and i drink their french roast (with caffeine)-- don't own a coffee grinder but I use the TJ one- that's another thing I love about them, I can grind my coffee beans right before I actually buy them!bcleez said:have you guys ever tried the coffee?
BTW owning a coffee press has changed my life too. but thats another thread....
Ah, a fan of Indian food! Do you like Channa Masala, Alu/Gobi Paratha, Naan or Biryani?lwien said:Here's a few other things to try, especially if you like Indian food:
From the freezer:
Paneer Tikka Masala
Chicken Tikka Masala
My taste buds just blew up.AgentGraves007 said:If you like pizza, but a whole grain crust for 1 dollar at TJs and make it, it comes out thin and fairly crispy for us. we use a refried beans and salsa base, some jalepenos, pineapples, mexican cheese, it's awesome!
IAmKrazy2 said:Trader Joe's wine, why has no one mentioned that?? I am not much for whine, more into whiskey, gin, or beer but i know I have had some TJ's 3 buck chuck before. I think it's more like 5 buck plus now though.
reece said:IAmKrazy2 said:Trader Joe's wine, why has no one mentioned that?? I am not much for whine, more into whiskey, gin, or beer but i know I have had some TJ's 3 buck chuck before. I think it's more like 5 buck plus now though.
Wine is pretty much all I buy at Trader Joe's. Very good, very inexpensive.