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By Matthew Lynch
March 5, 2024
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As a former Trader Joe’s employee, I’ve had my fair share of insider tastes and experiences. In the year 2024, my cart was often filled with some of the most incredible finds that this beloved grocery chain had to offer. From unique snacks to gourmet ingredients, here are the best things I scooped up at Trader Joe’s this past year.

The first item that regularly made its way into my basket was the Blueberry Lavender Flavored Almond Beverage—a plant-based delight that doubled as a refreshing drink and a creamy base for smoothies. The subtle floral notes balanced out the sweetness of the blueberries, making it a hit for anyone looking for an alternative to regular milk or the usual almond milk.

Next, Trader Joe’s Kung Pao Tempura Cauliflower remained a standout for its perfect blend of convenience and flavor. This frozen appetizer brought a bit of spice and everything nice to our dinner table. It crisped up beautifully in the oven and saved me loads of prep time while satisfying those Chinese takeout cravings.

Another must-try has been the Everything but the Bagel Seasoned Smoked Salmon. It became an instant favorite for breakfasts and brunches. This smoked salmon took all the flavors we love from the iconic everything bagel seasoning—like garlic, onion, sesame, poppy seeds—and infused them into quality cuts of fish. It elevated my morning bagels and even inspired new recipes.

The Mushroom & Company Multipurpose Umami Seasoning Blend definitely deserves a shout-out too. As someone who loves giving meals an extra depth of flavor, this savory blend was like striking culinary gold. It was versatile enough for meats, veggies, soups, and even mixed into burger patties.

Last on my list — but certainly not least — were Trader Joe’s Soft-Baked Snickerdoodles. These cookies completely won me over with their chewy texture and comforting blend of cinnamon sugar warmth. Who could resist such deliciousness paired with ayour favorite cup of tea or coffee?

2024 at Trader Joe’s was filled with these exciting products that spiced up everyday meals. Whether you’re shopping for unique beverages or pantry staples with a twist, Trader Joe’s proves it’s one step ahead in bringing innovative and tasty products to its shelves.

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