When fall comes around, it’s a safe bet that we can expect some intriguing and delicious seasonal items to appear on the shelves at Trader Joe’s. This is especially true when it comes to the baking aisle! This year, the first item that caught my eye and landed directly in my cart was the new Cinnamon Roll Blondie Bar Baking Mix.

Trader Joe’s, good corporate citizen that it is, did NOT raise prices on any of the products we tried last year and again this year. Hold the Cone! (8 for $3.99): As one taster joked, “If it’s going to be 100 degrees in October,

Once the scent of pumpkin spice hits the air, many people's thoughts turn to flights of fancy food -- Thanksgiving food, specifically. And you would be forgiven for thinking that preparing the kind

These crispy crackers have a blend of pumpkin, cranberries, and fall spices such as thyme, nutmeg, and turmeric. It’s the perfect addition to your Charcuterie board for the holidays! The Trader Joe’s Cheddar Cheese with Scotch Bonnet Chili Peppers compliments these crackers very well.

Despite being the year-round preferred topping for pancakes and waffles, maple syrup tends to shine even brighter during the fall season. Trader Joe’s shoppers have already been obsessing over a variety of maple-inspired treats,

With a wide variety of individual spices and delicious seasoning blends, Trader Joe's is a great place to get creative without breaking the bank.

On the latest episode of the Inside Trader Joe’s podcast, co-hosts Matt Sloan and Tara Miller were curious to see what TJ’s items shoppers can’t get enough of at the moment. In order to get an inside look into customers’ shopping carts,