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Re: Trader Joe's-New/Fall Seasonal Items!!!

yep, they are from Racine Wisconsin, same bakery QVC ships their's from

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Re: Trader Joe's-New/Fall Seasonal Items!!!

Too hot still for me to think about the oatmeal, but if it's still there in a month I'll give it a try. Love the pumpkin bars, and they can disappear quickly. I'm enjoying the kringle, but pretty sweet and a lot for one person to finish. Might buy another at some point and take to work. Very fresh!
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I read the kringle bag and it says it can be frozen so I cut it into small slices and put in freezer

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On 10/4/2014 baddest_dog said:

I read the kringle bag and it says it can be frozen so I cut it into small slices and put in freezer

Thanks for the info...I'm going to try that myself...it's too big for the two of us!

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Ha! by two do you mean you and your dog?

My cats can't have it. I have to freeze it or I might end up eating the whole thing watching the Ohio State game today.

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We tried the pumpkin ice cream last night along with pumpkin pie we made. OMG the ice cream (and the pie) were so good together.
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On 10/4/2014 baddest_dog said:

I read the kringle bag and it says it can be frozen so I cut it into small slices and put in freezer

Yes, we bought a couple of extras and froze them. So delish with coffee!!!

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On 10/4/2014 terrier3 said:
On 10/4/2014 scatcat said: Picked up the pumpkin Body butter last week. It was on the regular shelf next to the Coconut one. $5.99 (coconut is $4.99). Haven't used it yet, on last drop of BB Beach. The TJ worker said it smells like a candle (?)

I LOVE the Josie Maran body butters. But they are $35 each vs. $5.99 for the TJ Pumpkin Butter!

The TJ version is heavier - but I find it's perfect for knees, elbows and feet. The price is fantastic for the quality of the product, IMO.

LOL I love Korres body butters but TJ's is equally good. The ingredient deck says it all, and the price is fantastic.

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Last year no matter how many times I was there, they were out of the Pumpkin Spice Coffee, so this year I picked it up early! Don't think I had ever tried it before but it's definitely a nice seasonal item.

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On 10/4/2014 sueinsf said:

Last year no matter how many times I was there, they were out of the Pumpkin Spice Coffee, so this year I picked it up early! Don't think I had ever tried it before but it's definitely a nice seasonal item.

look for it at Aldi's too. Owned by the same family so Aldi's bring in a lot of the same items only label them under their brand. 3.99 for coffee. I stock up on pumpkin and gingerbread come Thanksgiving.