Trader Joe's-New/Fall Seasonal Items!!! - Page 5

scatcat · ‎03-15-2010

Can't wait to try the Kringle! I shop at both WF and TJ, but must say that TJ is a 7-11 compared to WF. So much smaller.

Chi-town girl · ‎03-27-2014

On 9/29/2014 debcakes said:
I will be in the neighborhood of O&H soon, when I go to my mother's. They actually charge 8.99 for the kringles there, so TJs is a better deal. Still, I may have to get one. Kringle is on the table here for almost any party. I had guests last week and we had bar cookies, etc for dessert. My mom brought the kringle (she buys from Bentsen's but they are just a small bakery) and it was the first thing gone.

Chitown and other no. IL posters, if you ever head north on the I, the Iron Kettle truck stop on hyw. 20 sells the O&H kringle.

debcakes-I hope TJ's continues to offer this kringle-not just as a seasonal. Interesting that TJ's also sells it at a lower price than the bakery itself-volume purchase and overall lower overhead cost is prob the reason. Thx also for the truck stop info! If TJ's only offers it as a seasonal, the truck stop is the alternative.

The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality ~ Dante Alighieri

glmama · ‎03-09-2010

These all sound so yummy.

queendiva · ‎03-12-2010

On 9/29/2014 Chi-town girl said:
On 9/29/2014 debcakes said:
I will be in the neighborhood of O&H soon, when I go to my mother's. They actually charge 8.99 for the kringles there, so TJs is a better deal. Still, I may have to get one. Kringle is on the table here for almost any party. I had guests last week and we had bar cookies, etc for dessert. My mom brought the kringle (she buys from Bentsen's but they are just a small bakery) and it was the first thing gone.

Chitown and other no. IL posters, if you ever head north on the I, the Iron Kettle truck stop on hyw. 20 sells the O&H kringle.

debcakes-I hope TJ's continues to offer this kringle-not just as a seasonal. Interesting that TJ's also sells it at a lower price than the bakery itself-volume purchase and overall lower overhead cost is prob the reason. Thx also for the truck stop info! If TJ's only offers it as a seasonal, the truck stop is the alternative.

Picked up the kringle at TJ's this morning. I was told by a SA that there will be a holiday kringle following the pumpkin caramel (which is TDF) Can't recall if he said what flavor. Employees also raved about the pumpkin biscotti, also really tasty.

Chi-town girl · ‎03-27-2014

On 9/29/2014 queendiva said:
On 9/29/2014 Chi-town girl said:
On 9/29/2014 debcakes said:
I will be in the neighborhood of O&H soon, when I go to my mother's. They actually charge 8.99 for the kringles there, so TJs is a better deal. Still, I may have to get one. Kringle is on the table here for almost any party. I had guests last week and we had bar cookies, etc for dessert. My mom brought the kringle (she buys from Bentsen's but they are just a small bakery) and it was the first thing gone.

Chitown and other no. IL posters, if you ever head north on the I, the Iron Kettle truck stop on hyw. 20 sells the O&H kringle.

debcakes-I hope TJ's continues to offer this kringle-not just as a seasonal. Interesting that TJ's also sells it at a lower price than the bakery itself-volume purchase and overall lower overhead cost is prob the reason. Thx also for the truck stop info! If TJ's only offers it as a seasonal, the truck stop is the alternative.

Picked up the kringle at TJ's this morning. I was told by a SA that there will be a holiday kringle following the pumpkin caramel (which is TDF) Can't recall if he said what flavor. Employees also raved about the pumpkin biscotti, also really tasty.

Yay!!!! Wonder what will be the flavor for the holiday kringle. Thanks for the info.

The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality ~ Dante Alighieri

FunkyHulaGirl · ‎06-25-2011

If you look at the Trader Joe's website, you'll see that ALL their products are non-GMO. I went to Whole(paycheck)Foods when they bought out a local supermarket...and the prices are so outrageous I never went back.

For you pumpkin fans, on the website's home page they have these:

Apparently they're mini ice cream sandwiches with pumpkin ice cream and ginger cookies.

Gerdane · ‎04-01-2010

Hey Chi-town girl! I'm in Illinois, also (west subs)! I have to thank you for this post! I love O&H Kringle but the cost of ordering is getting a little too expensive. I noticed their kringles have gone up again this year to $19.99!!!! I hurried down to the TJ's in Batavia this afternoon after seeing your post yesterday in hopes of snagging one. They had several left! I asked if they would offer them for Christmas and the clerk wasn't sure but asked and came back with an answer of Almond!!! One of my favorites (I'm part Danish...you aren't Scandinavian if you don't like almond)!!! I'm not sure when those will come in, but I'd imagine sometime around Thanksgiving. Thanks again!!!

ical · ‎03-26-2010

On 9/29/2014 FunkyHulaGirl said:
If you look at the Trader Joe's website, you'll see that ALL their products are non-GMO. I went to Whole(paycheck)Foods when they bought out a local supermarket...and the prices are so outrageous I never went back.

For you pumpkin fans, on the website's home page they have these:

Apparently they're mini ice cream sandwiches with pumpkin ice cream and ginger cookies.

You're missing my point. At Whole Foods NONE of the food they offer is GMO, regardless of brand. But at Trader Joe's they claim only their brand ("Trader Joe's") is non GMO.

They also have blurry writing regarding trans fats. They claim "no added Trans Fats", which could mean different things depending upon how one adds ingredients (because some ingredients have trans fats already, so not adding to that will not mean no trans fats).