[Sca-cooks] what to get from Trader Joe's

[Johnna Holloway]

They offer lots of stuff, but not perhaps as much as a well stocked large Whole Foods.
(We have two Whole Foods plus a Trader Joe's and then we also have Plum Market, so we
have 4 very competitive stores in Ann Arbor. Also a number of ethnic groceries.) Trader Joe's here
is in the smallest store, so it doesn't stock as much as the larger stores. They do a lot of advertising
by flyers and mailers in this area and are very popular with the college crowd.
Cheap wine!
http://www.traderjoes.com/

Lots of frozen goods, so bring a cooler bag.

Johnnae

Johnnae
On Jul 3, 2013, at 8:32 AM, Nancy Kiel wrote:

> Their salsa verde.  I have dumped the remaining crumbs from a bag of tortilla chips into a bowl, put the salsa on top, and eaten it with a spoon.  Their gyoza and shelled edamame are also good; at Christmas time they have Pfefferneuse; and their chocolate chip cookies (the first ingredient listed is chocolate, not flour) are outstanding.  Fortunately for me, the TJ's in my area is not very close otherwise I would spend way too much money on their awesome products and weigh about a million pounds.
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> Anne van Sint Maartensdijk

>> From: StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
>> Can folks tell me what other items should I look for in my occasional treks to Trader Joe's after they open?