The pros: Â Super quick, tasty, well done ciabatta flat bread. Trader Joe's Rustic Ciabatta Flatbread is a blank canvas for you to experiment with. With how large the lettering was on the package they could have given some good recipe suggestions.
The cons: Â It won't result in the most amazing pizza you've ever had and you'll have to buy this several times to be able to experiment.
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The pros: Â Trader Joe's Feta and Onion Bites are bite sized appetizers that will remind you of a smooth and creamy French Onion soup bite.
The cons: Â Onions were caramelized using sugar as they were very sweet. They were much sweeter than anything I've ever caramelized. You can only use the actual oven to heat these. You'll also need a cookie sheet to place these on while they are in the oven.
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The pros: Â 100% juice and really nice blend of various juices that go beyond the name of Orange Peach Mango. Trader Joe's Orange Peach Mango would also likely make an awesome juice mixer for an adult beverage.
The cons: Â Will disappear out of your refrigerator.
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The pros: Â Trader Joe's Semi Sweet Chocolate Chunks is almost 60% cocoa, rich cocoa taste, great for baking.
The cons: If you need uniformity in your chocolate then reach for the chips and not the chunks. These were meant to be uneven on purpose.
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The pros: Â Delicate, flavorful and lightly toasted nuts which are made affordable. Seriously, Trader Joe's Dry Toasted Pignolias is the largest cheapest size bag I have found in most grocery stores. They do sell a bag of raw pine nuts, but that's a review for another day.
The cons:  ¼ cup is 200 calories, this bag come as a resealable as you are unlikely to use the entire 8 ounces in one application. A third of your daily fat in one serving.
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