Trader Joe's blog and cooking.
Some Trader Joe's sell beer. Some sell wine. Some sell alcohol. Rules vary by state and location, but if you are thinking of picking up some drinks be sure to check here for recommendations (and items to skip).
From their line of Secco Wine to the products that hide the booze like the seasonal Brandy Beans or Boozy Assortment of Truffles. Search here to find reviews of Trader Joe's alcohol and wine products and see which ones are worth your time and which ones you may want to consider leaving on the shelf!
If there was on holiday food memory other than cinnamon rolls, it was making a rum cake with my mom. It was nothing fancy nor was it a family secret. Nope, it was the classic 1980’s Bacardi Rum Cake recipe. It was moist, boozy, delicious, and had the shelf life of a fruit cake. I loved making it with my mom. She let me handle the cake, but the making the glaze was on her. In either case, I loved it and was hoping for the same awesomeness in this box.
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The pros: Trader Joe’s Simpler Wines Rose is inexpensive and one of three varieties available.
The cons: Not the best rose out there.
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The pros: Trader Joe’s Simpler Wines Peach is the best out of the three canned varieties of Simper Wines. Per can these are super inexpensive.
The cons: Not available in all locations. If your taste buds don’t like sweet or anything that tastes like a wine cooler, then skip this one.
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The pros: Trader Joe’s Secco Strawberry and Raspberry Rossini was met with approval in my household as it was sweet, nothing sophisticated, slightly bubbly and pleasant tasting.
The cons: If you are a fan of dry wines, skip this one over. How to open this bottle might confuse some people including yours truly.
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The pros: Trader Joe’s Simpler Wines White Italian Sparkling Wine is a decent white wine that comes in a very portable can.
The cons: Not sold everywhere due to local laws. Like where I live. More on that in a minute.
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