The pros: Â Trader Joe's Artisan Brioche Rolls are just as magical as Trader Joe's Brioche Bread. If you've tried the brioche bread, then this is just as good.
The cons:Â At $3.99 for six rolls, it is a bit pricey, but well done.
The verdict: Â ...

The pros: Â Trader Joe's Artisan Brioche Rolls are just as magical as Trader Joe's Brioche Bread. If you've tried the brioche bread, then this is just as good.
The cons:Â At $3.99 for six rolls, it is a bit pricey, but well done.
The verdict: Â ...

The pros: Â Trader Joe's Stone Ground White Grits are creamy and well done if you follow the directions listed on the bag. The bag is resealable
The cons:Â These are the real deal, so they can't be rushed. There are currently no quick grits or frozen grits available at Trader Joe's.
The verdict: Â ...
If summer had a flavor, it might just be tucked inside these golden-striped pasta pillows. Trader Joe's Sweet Corn, Burrata & Basil Ravioli is back, and it's bringing the sunshine straight to your plate. This seasonal favorite packs sweet corn, creamy burrata, and fresh basil into a ravioli that's as easy to prepare as it is to devour and priced at $3.99 it's a good deal for fresh pasta..

Found in the refrigerated section, this ravioli features a vibrant yellow dough filled with a creamy blend of sweet corn, burrata, ricotta, cheddar, breadcrumbs, and a hint of basil. Each 9-ounce package is priced affordably and cooks up in just minutes, making it the perfect weeknight dinner hack.
Opening the package, the ravioli's bright yellow stripes practically scream summer. Cooking them is a breeze: boil some water, drop them in, and within four minutes, dinner is on the table.
The filling is a balance of sweet and creamy, with the corn bringing a pop of sweetness that plays nicely with the rich burrata. The basil is subtle but adds a nice aromatic touch that keeps things interesting.
Texture-wise, the pasta itself is tender and holds up well without falling apart. But here's the thing: if you're a sauce lover, this ravioli definitely benefits from something extra. The flavor is on the mild side, so adding a sauce, maybe a drizzle of olive oil with some cracked pepper, or a bright lemon butter sauce, really helps it shine.
One thing I appreciate is that even though it's a seasonal item, the quality feels consistent each time it hits shelves. It's an easy dinner that feels a little fancy without the fuss.



The following are commonly asked questions about this product:
Yes, there's no meat in the filling.
Yes, just cook from frozen and add an extra minute or two to the cooking time.
No, it's made with wheat-based pasta.
Trader Joe's Sweet Corn, Burrata & Basil Ravioli is a seasonal gem that delivers the essence of summer in each bite. Its sweet corn filling, creamy burrata, and subtle basil combine to create a light, satisfying meal. While it may benefit from a flavorful sauce or a sprinkle of seasoning, it's a convenient and delicious dinner option that deserves a spot on your summer shopping list.
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