Tons Of New Trader Joe's Winter Items Just Hit Shelves — Here Are The Best Ones
Hannah Loewentheil
·7 min read
With each new season comes a whole bunch of new and intriguing products popping up among the aisles of Trader Joe's. And this winter has been no exception. On my most recent trip to T.J.'s, I was blown away by so many new additions I couldn't wait to try. Here are some of the new products to look out for.
1.Spicy Chicken Nuggets
2.Sweet Mustard Dill Sauce
3.Whipped Feta Spread
4.Pizza Ranch Salad Kit
5.Freeze Dried Fig Slices
6.Peppermint Crunch Popcorn
7.Elevated Mixed Nuts
8.Shishito Crisps
9.Mini Heart Cookies
10.Sugared Rice Cracker Hearts
11.Dark Chocolate & Almond Cookie Tiles
12.Roti With Thai Red Curry
13.Teensy Candy Bars
14.Honey Roasted Macadamia Nuts & Cashews
15.Sprinkle Cake Bites
16.Chicken Mole
17.Medium Green Ripe Pitted Olives
18.Granny Smith Apple & Calvados Spirited Fruit Spread
19.Raspberries & Cream/Blueberries & Cream Yogurt
20.Butter With Parmesan, Garlic & Herb
21.Organic Sri Lankan Curry & Seasoned Rice With Cashews
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