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    Home » Trader Joe's » Trader Joe's Hashbrowns

    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns

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    116 · Jun 8, 2021 · Updated March 22, 2022 · 3 Comments

    An unopened package of Trader Joe's Hashbrowns package from the side on a yellow background

    If you want a premade hash brown patty, then Trader Joe's currently has you covered. In fact, they've got you covered if you want one that is made for you or for one you can make yourself.

    An unopened package of Trader Joe's Hashbrowns package from the side on a yellow background
    There are 2 varieties of hashbrowns: this one and the shredded variety you'll have to cook up yourself.
    Table of Contents hide
    1 The taste
    2 Pairing suggestions
    3 The packaging
    4 Frequently asked questions
    5 Overall
    6 The Visual rundown of this product
    6.1 The nutritional information, ingredients and how to prepare
    7 The Bottom Line
    7.1 Trader Joe's Hashbrowns
    7.2 User Review
    7.3 Like this:
    7.4 Related

    The taste

    How much you are going to enjoy these is first going to depend on how you prepare these. If you want the crispiest hashbrown patties, then pull out your air fryer. There is little to no greasiness with them and you can really make these crispy.

    How much you are going to enjoy these is also going to depend on your desire for seasoning. Out of the oven or air fryer, you are probably going to want to season these with salt. While there is a decent amount of sodium already in these I kept finding that I needed a dash of salt on these.

    But these can be crisped to perfection for a frozen pre-made hashbrown patty.

    The taste is greasier out of the oven and a bit gummier despite flipping them.

    But overall, these are a solid choice for breakfast.

    Pairing suggestions

    The following items would pair well with hash browns:

    • Eggs
    • Bacon
    • Cheese
    • Corned Beef
    • Sour cream
    • Ketchup
    • Hollandaise Sauce

    The packaging

    The packaging on this product is fairly minimal. However, if you are only heating these up one at a time, then you'll still need to repackage these in a plastic bag or some other container as there is no way to reseal this.

    This is wrapped in plastic and with thin cardboard packaging holding these hashbrowns together.

    Frequently asked questions

    Can Trader Joe's Hashbrowns be air fried?

    Yes! Preheat your air fryer to 400F and cook 8-10 minutes or until done. No need to flip these.

    How much do Trader Joe's Hashbrowns cost?

    Each package of 10 is $1.99

    Are Trader Joe's Hashbrowns vegan?

    While the package does not state that these are vegan, no animal products appear in the list of ingredients. Always check the current package for any possible updates.

    What is the best way to prepare Trader Joe's Hashbrowns?

    The air fryer yields the crispiest hashbrowns out of all the cooking methods.

    Overall

    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns are a solid product that is well portioned and larger than what you might get at a local fast-food restaurant. The price is right at $1.99 for 10 of them.

    Of course, if you want more control over your hash browns then you'll want to reach for Trader Joe's Shredded Hashbowns instead.

    Would I buy this again? Yes, I would buy Trader Joe's Hashbrowns again. This is usually a weekly purchase for me for my household. If you have 2 of these it's still a reasonable breakfast and you'll feel full until lunch rolls around.

    These are tasty and go well with eggs and bacon. These are super convenient, they should reevaluate the packaging as you'll probably not make 10 in one sitting and thus need a ziplock bag to keep the packaging fresh in the freezer.

    The Visual rundown of this product

    The box of Trader Joe's Hashbrowns:

    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns package from the side on a yellow background

    The nutritional information, ingredients and how to prepare

    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns nutritional information, ingredients, and how to prepare
    At the time of publishing no air fryer directions appear, however these are actually better in the air fryer.

    What it looks like from the top:

    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns view from the top of the package

    After being cooked you get:

    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns cooked on a plate with the package of hashbrowns in the background.
    These get crisp in the oven but even crispier in the air fryer.

    Want to see more items I've reviewed from Trader Joe's? Click on Thoughts & Reviews of Trader Joe’s for a searchable list.

    The Bottom Line

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    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns
    An unopened package of Trader Joe's Hashbrowns package from the side on a yellow background

    Product Name: Trader Joe's Hashbrowns

    Product Description: Trader Joe's Hashbrowns are a perennial favorite in the frozen breakfast options.

    Price: $1.99

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    Summary

    Trader Joe's Hashbrowns are a long-standing favorite item that comes out well in the oven or air fryer.

    • Taste
    • Value
    • Worthy of Repurchasing

    Pros

    • Trader Joe's Hashbrowns are easy, convenient, ready in 20 minutes without much effort.
    • Larger and a better value than getting them at your local fast food restaurant.

    Cons

    • Should come in a resealable package.
    • You will probably want to season these.
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    3.57 (7 votes)
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    Comments

    1. RossC says

      February 12, 2017 at 12:22 am

      YUP... I keep these in the freezer at all times... Your point on resealable packaging is correct and my only, slight complaint about this product..
      Your “New American Eggs Benedict.” idea is great.. I think I will try that using a good TJ's salsa to top the eggs.. :o)

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      • becomebetty says

        February 12, 2017 at 12:24 am

        Let me know how it comes out!

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    2. Alek says

      June 09, 2021 at 8:11 pm

      Love hasbrowns in the airfryer. I do shredded hash browns in the waffle maker. Comes out really good!

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