Thanks, I'll give them a try!

In my house for me a stable is the Trader High Fiber 0's...like cheerios but with 10 g protein and 8 fiber per serving (it may not be exact but that is close) and the freeze dried strawberries..great to eat plain or add to your cereal..I think its around 8oz and only 100 calories...you can make that go far! If you do weight watchers the strawberries are 1 pt for the entire container and the cereal is 2 pts for 1.25 cups

Thanks for adding your favorites, everyone. It helps to know what others have tried.

I love everything at TJ's!!!! Here is a list off the top of my head

The marinated mozzarella log is my FAVORITE!!!
Frugal joes beer - 6 pk bottles for around $4
Fresh mozzarella
pizza dough
various other cheeses (TJ got voted best place to buy cheese in the RFT)
rosemary chicken (by the cheese)
tomato bisque soup
trader joes crackers
Sparkling cranberry juice
dark chocolate bars
various wines
tortilla chips
soft shell tortillas (the flavored types)
pasta & pizza sauce
lavender dryer sachets

That is all I can think of right now. I love TJ's. Its about 20 miles from my house so I try to stop there when I have some extra cash and I'm that way.

I think their pound chocolates are absolutely delicious!!!!!
It's imported from Belgium, I think!

I buy my main groceries there now. Organic broccoli for $1.70. Milk, cheddar, mozarella, blue and gouda cheese. Mainly b/c I can get them all w/o Rbgh. The nutrigrain style bars, frozen brown and jasmine rice, fruit juice, black mango tea, it's really good. You have to try the pretzel bread they have. It is $.99 a stick/loaf and it is so good. They had it as a sample one day as a pizza style sandwhich which was great, but alone in the car on the way home is a great snack. individual bagger hormone/antibiotic free chicken breasts. My kids absolutely love the freeze dried fruit, strawberries, mangoes and banana chips. The bananas are great b/c it seems like all the others are fried in oil and taste oily. These are kind of styrofoamy but taste like a banana. And finally the organic ABC veggie pasta noodles. My kids love calling out the letters on their plate. I am probably forgetting stuff too

those a r egreat, and I think they are under $3 too

their honey mustard potatoe chips are good

oooh..I love their chocolate covered soybeans and the wines (of courese)

Family and I really enjoy the frozen gnocci with gorgonzola sauce. Deliciously smooth cheese sauce - a perfect side dish. A little pricey for a side, but it is worth it. Most of the frozen foods seem to be good.

I also really like the cinnamon crunchy coated almonds. Yum!

I love almost everything but especially love their $3 wines- they are so decent tasting for that price. They have some nice imported wines we like to buy there too so much cheaper than other specialty stores.

Their Carne Asada is great and I love the fresh pizza dough also.

They used to have really yummy buttermilk garlic potato chips - but my store stopped carrying them (my DH didn't think they were THAT good).

I think it's called the 5 layer bean dip.. That is my fav! I have one on the way to a friends house about an hour away and everytime I go I take a cooler and stock up! I love it!!

GOSH, there are SO MANY things to pick from --- thinking quickly, my top two would be the Wintry Blend, a seasonal coffee flavored with peppercorns, cloves and cinnamon........ and the Pound Plus Dark Chocolate Bar, perfect for making my Triple Chocolate Bypass flourless chocolate cake! And now that my daughter works at TJ's, I just instant message her and tell her what to bring home for me!!! YAY

Awesome additions. Isn't it fun to hear about all of the great products tj's has?

I plan to go this week and this thread probably just added $20 to my bill. and

, how'd it go?

Funny you should ask b/c I set my receipt aside just to come post about it here. Best find was a gorgonzola wedge for half the price I usually see in the grocery store. $6.49/lb. Another thing I discovered is TJ's cream cheese 8 oz brick is only $1.59. So much less than the regular grocery store brand when you can't wait for a sale on Philly brand.

I also bought frozen eggplant cutlets (4 ct) for 2.49. Has anyone tried them? I plan to use them as a shortcut to eggplant parmesan. And of course I picked up way too much candy and cookies, but doesn't the edamame I also bought cancel out the effects of chocolate? :-)