Here’s Everything New This Summer at Trader Joe’s

Set the summer vibe at home with TJ’s Limoncello Scented Candle. With a beautiful ceramic jar and a zesty, citrus scent, it’s the perfect piece of decor for the season. Plus, it makes for a sweet little gift.

The corkscrew shape of cavatappi is not only fun, but it also does a good job of holding onto whatever delicious sauce you’re serving it with. Pair it with a marinara sauce or a homemade ragu, or use it on your pasta salads this summer.

Traditionally buffalo sauce is made with butter, but this one uses avocado oil instead. It’s a win for anyone who’s dairy-free.

Here’s another addition to TJ’s selection of delicious dips. The Spicy Queso Dip features a white cheddar base, chunks of jalapeños, chipotle pepper puree, and seasonings like dried red chili, smoked paprika, cayenne, and garlic and onion powders.

Sometimes when a dish calls for bacon bits, I skip it because I’m too lazy to fry up some bacon. This is where this pouch comes in handy because the bits are ready-made! Sprinkle it on eggs, salads, baked potatoes, mac and cheese, and more.

I’ve always wished for TJ’s to stock whole rotisserie chickens in their stores—it’d be a total game-changer and I suspect they would be as popular as the ones at Costco. While not a whole chicken, the new shredded option is so easy and convenient. I’m planning on buying some to pair with my lunch salads and for enchilada filling.

There are two kinds of people in this world: those who like soft cookies and those who like crispy ones. If you’re the latter, you’re going to want to pick up a package of these new cookies. And they’re more than your average baked good—these feature three kinds of chips: white chocolate, semi-sweet chocolate, and dark chocolate.

Available only for the month of June, TJ’s newest cheese is a must-taste. It’s made with a “nutty and umami-rich Sheep’s milk cheese from Spain” and injected with a sweet and tangy tomato jam. In short, it was made for your summer cheese board.

You don’t have to go to a carnival, fair or amusement park to enjoy some nostalgia-inducing cotton candy. TJ’s version is sour-cherry-flavored with natural ingredients to get that pink color (vegetable juice, turmeric, and annatto).

Fun to bring to summer brunches, barbecues, and pool parties, these muffins are studded with dried strawberry bits and topped with crispy and sweet corn flakes.

As someone who loves citrus desserts, I’m a big fan of key lime pie. So when I saw these graham crackers dipped in  key lime-flavored yogurt, I knew I had to add these to cart on my next shopping trip.

This new bakery offering was made for mornings when you have a pancake craving but don’t have time to whip up a fresh stack. Eat them straight out of the package, or warm them in the toaster oven.

Of course TJ’s never forgets furry friends when it comes to new seasonal offerings. These dog treats feature summery shapes: watermelon slices, ice cream cones, trees, and baseball-inspired bones.

Trader Joe’s is getting into the olive oil squeeze bottle game. The retailer describes its blend as “golden, grassy, and pleasantly peppery cold-pressed olive oil, ideal for everything from light sautés to dipping bread.”

Breakfast prep is halfway done thanks to TJ’s pre-cut hash featuring two kinds of potatoes (sweet and Yukon) and diced red and green peppers and onions.

A summery twist on TJ’s classic hair oil, the Island Oasis version includes the same ingredients at the original, plus passionflower and guava seed oils to restore damaged hair. Get it while it’s on shelves—it’s only available from May through July.

Made for busy mornings, these pastry pockets are so easy to grab as you head out the door. Just pop them in the air fryer, oven, and microwave and you’re all set.

TJ’s latest dairy alternative has a creamy texture that makes for a great substitute in your coffee, cereal, and even baking recipes.

If you love TJ’s chocolate wafer cookies, then you’re going to love this fresh and summery version that makes for a nice sweet treat to bring on picnics and road trips.

Trader Joe’s is doing its own spin on the classic shrimp chips found at many Asian grocery stores. They’re version has the same light and airy bite with a garlic-y and umami-rich taste.

TJ’s has portioned out its classic hummus into single-serve cups just in time for summer camp lunches and beach picnics.

A mix of peas, kohlrabi, green beans, yellow beans, sugar snap peas, and yellow carrots, this versatile frozen side pairs well with just about anything, from salmon to pasta.

Throw this new marinated meat option on the grill and you’ve got a tasty and hearty protein for tacos, burrito bowls, quesadillas, and salads.

Much cheaper than other pricier serums out there, TJ’s Vitamin C serum is formulated by dermatologists and contains 15% L-ascorbic acid (vitamin C), 1% tocopherols (vitamin E), and 0.5% ferric acid (to keep vitamin C and E stable).

Sure, you can make your own pickled red onions, but even the quickest recipes takes an hour at minimum. If you need pickled red onions NOW, this jar will save your meal.

Tiramisu, but make it summer. That’s what TJ’s is trying to accomplish with its new Lemon Flavored Tiramisu. Ladyfinger biscuits are soaked in lemon syrup, then layered with lemon curd and lemon-infused mascarpone. All you need to do is just thaw in the refrigerator for eight hours and serve up!

Mascarpone and fresh fruit is a match made in dessert heaven. Make sure to stock up before it leaves shelves in August.

This sweet spread is not only good on bagels, it’s also delicious topping for toast, graham crackers, waffles, and berries. You could even include it in frosting!

Your 4th of July gathering just got sweeter thanks to these patriotic-themed cookie bites (vanilla cookie covered in cherry, lemon, or raspberry flavored candy coatings).

Cotton candy and taffy? Trader Joe’s is really going in on nostalgic treats this summer. This raspberry-flavored taffy is made with natural coloring (vegetable juice and spirulina extract).

We’ve found the easy-to-sip wine of the summer. This fruit-forward wine has aromas of lime zest and grapefruit, hints of passion fruit, and notes of fresh herbs.

Taco night just got a lot better thanks to TJ’s Pork Al Pastor. Marinated in citrus and pineapple juice, plus guajillo peppers and classic seasonings, the pork is savory, tangy, and a little bit sweet.

A new addition to TJ’s impressive sushi selection, the Spicy Salmon Rolls have a nice kick and make for an easy and quick lunch.

These gummy worms are now infamous, thanks to the whopping 14 grams of fiber they contain. Many have commented that they’re tasty, but may make you extra regular (if you know what we mean). Enjoy, but don’t overindulge in one sitting!

This traditional Norwegian flatbread contains mostly potato flakes mixed with wheat flour and other ingredients like milk powder, salt, and yeast. TJ’s recommends pairing with its Whipped Cream Cheese and pieces of Norwegian Thick Cut Smoked Steelhead Trout; Whipped Feta Spread and sliced Organic English Cucumber; Organic Reduced Sugar Strawberry Preserves and Whipped Cream; or Cultured Salted Butter with a spoonful of Turbinado Raw Cane Sugar and sprinkle of Organic 100% Sicilian Lemon Juice.

Dark chocolate paired with crispy puffy quinoa and dried raspberries make for an irresistible concoction. It will be hard not to eat the whole bag at once.