Trader Joe’s is beloved for its unique snacks, heat-and-eat mains and ever-rotating offerings. While I’m intrigued by new products (have you seen the chocolate coffee-flavored granola?!), there are some TJ’s mainstays that I add to my tote bag time and time again—and the same goes for our editors.

When you work for Trader Joe's for any amount of time, you inevitably become some sort of culinary librarian. Think of it this way: Crew members live by a curated seasonal calendar, sample hundreds (perhaps thousands) of items,

Trader Joe's butternut squash zig zags offer a flavorful twist on traditional fries. Air frying them enhances their natural sweetness while creating a satisfying crunch on the out

Trader Joe’s is the premier destination if you’re eating a high-protein diet – you just have to know where to look and what products to shop for! Luckily, as a self-proclaimed protein aficionado, I have a handful of easy hacks that allow you to maximize your protein intake.

The milder, more approachable goat cheeses were always a favorite, and I now keep one in my fridge most of the time. The Milk Pail is no longer in business (and I no longer live nearby), so I’m getting my cheese fix elsewhere: Trader Joe’s.

The only TJ's breakfast treats worth your money.

If there’s one thing Trader Joe’s gets right, it’s the grocers dedication to having a constant rotation of seasonal products. And while this past week has had us obsessing over the arrival of both Dulce de Leche Ice Cream and Soft Pretzel Twists,

A popular salad dressing sold at Trader Joe’s has been pulled from shelves due to a labeling mistake that could pose serious health risks for people with food allergies. The company announced a recall of its 12-ounce bottles of Hot Honey Mustard Dressing on its website,

Trader Joe's announced a recall for a popular condiment due to undeclared allergens. Here's what to know about the affected products.