Trader Joe’s Just Dropped New Holiday Items—See Them All Here

These chewy gingerbread bars are found in the freezer aisle of TJ’s and will be a great addition to your dessert table. Let them thaw at room temperature for an hour and they’ll be ready to serve.

Cookies made in France? Ooh la la! These shortbread-like cookies are buttery and sweet with a hint of spice. Perfect for a dessert table!

Love the holiday Joe-Joe’s? Then you’re going to love these mini pretzels that come in four different flavors: Coffee Candy, Peanut Butter Candy, Dark Chocolate, and Milk Chocolate.

Make delicious baked goods with TJ’s new peppermint-flavored baking chips. They’re finished with an edible bright red glitter that make things even more festive.

There are so many cool things about these gift bags. One, they’re made of the same hand-washable material as TJ’s reusable shopping bags. Two, they come in three different non-holiday specific designs so they can be used for any occasion. And three, they’re just really fun!

Fans of TJ’s popular unexpected cheddar cheese will love this new iteration. The spread gets the holiday treatment with dried cranberry bits, a touch of cinnamon, and a splash of Riesling.

Instead of spending hours making a roast for your holiday meal, why not serve this braised pork shoulder? It’s cooked sous vide for more than 12 hours and is covered in a fig and apricot sauce.

Serve your holiday guests this tiramisu and you don’t have to tell them you bought it at TJ’s. Each package contains two trays of tiramisu, so they can be shared or served as individual desserts.

This comforting bread pudding includes Tuscan bread, cheddar cheese, artichokes, and seasonings (onion, garlic, parsley, and black pepper). Serve it as a side or as a vegetarian main.

Non-dairy friends and vegans will appreciate this whipping cream, especially during the holiday season of creamy dishes and decadent desserts. It contains a mix of vegetable-based oils, starches, and proteins that make for a rich, creamy flavor and consistency that’s similar to regular whipping cream.

These milk chocolate batons are single origin, which means for each bar, the cocoa comes from a single country—in this case, two each from Venezuela, Vietnam, and Peru. 

These protein-packed bars are made with high gluten wheat and barley flours, raisins, walnuts, dried apples, date paste, honey, cinnamon, and a touch of salt. They also contain five grams of fiber, so they’re a filling, healthy snack or breakfast item.

These dark chocolate discs are sprinkled with dried raspberry, strawberry, and cherry. They make for a nice hostess gift or stocking stuffer.

And if dark chocolate isn’t your thing, get the milk chocolate version that’s sprinkled with caramelized sugar and pecan.

Can’t decide on cinnamon buns or pancakes for breakfast? TJ’s newest pancake and waffle mix lets you have the best of both worlds.

Stick these cinnamon-spiced sugar sticks in coffee for a festive cup of joe.

Sweet and salty, this frozen pretzel bread pudding can be heated in the microwave or oven, it’s so easy! 

These colorful dumplings will make any plate sing—they’re filled with shrimp, ginger, onion, garlic, and sesame oil.

No green thumbs are needed here. All you need to care for this amaryllis is a little bit of light and a stable temperature.

From the Maule Valley in Chile, Trader Joe’s new wine is a rich, robust, and oaky cab that goes well with a holiday roast.

Inspired by the German holiday bread with chopped nuts, dried fruit, and powdered sugar, these crisps are just waiting for a spot on your cheese board.

These reindeer ceramic vessels are perfect for your holiday mantel or vignette. Plus, tillandsia are easy to care for and only need medium to bright indirect sunlight.

Grab these buttery crispy bites for your next charcuterie board. They go great with dips, cheese, meats, and even work as croutons with salad.

Cheddar and mini Spanish figs (marinated in white wine, rum, and warming spices) make for a delicious combo.

Following TJ’s felted wool pumpkins and felted Ibex berries, the felted wool pinecones are the latest to join the decor lineup. They come in different shades: earthy brown, dark mahogany, and olive green.

To go with the felted pinecones, these berry branches will complete your holiday vignette.

This isn’t your usual gorgonzola—it has that same funky taste but with a sweet finish and a creamy texture. TJ’s recommends placing it on your cheese board, using as a filling for dates, and adding it in a pasta sauce.

Does TJ’s have an obsession with cinnamon buns this holiday season? We think so. These truffles have thin milk chocolate shells rolled in powdered sugar with a filling of caramel and cinnamon.

Want to have your house smelling like a patisserie? The chocolate croissant-scented candle will do the trick. 

Cocktail-making is made easier with these sparkling beverages that are made of grapefruit, cranberry, and orange juices. Or you can serve them up as-is for a mocktail.

This is like a coffee cake meets a croissant with swirls of raspberry filling and a flaky dough. Warm it in the oven before serving.

Let your furry friends in on the holiday fun with these peanut butter and vanilla flavored treats.

Now you can serve a hearty, comforting Christmas morning meal without spending much time in the kitchen—this savory bread pudding breakfast bake contains cheddar cheese, chicken sausage, Italian bread, and egg custard.

With shapes like trees, candy canes, snowflakes, stars, circles, and rods, these cheerful sprinkles will add some pizzazz to any baked good this season.

A mix of cow, sheep, and goat milk with umami-packed black olive paste, this Spanish cheese is a unique one to add to your charcuterie board.

Eat like they do in Sardinia with TJ’s Baked Pizza Flavored Pillow Crisps. They’re crisp, herby, savory, and light—what more could you ask for?

Meet the latest flavor to join the Trader Joe’s mochi lineup: chocolate.

Consider these the only olives you need for holiday entertaining. The are three varieties inside: bright green Nocellara, reddish-green Bella di Cerginola, and reddish-purple Leccino.

Trader Joe’s version of the delicious Korean dish features thinly sliced beef that’s marinated in soy sauce, mirin, sesame oil, onion, garlic, and apple, pear, and pineapple juices. 

Vegetarians and vegans don’t have to miss out on classic breakfast sausage. These meatless patties are made with a mixture of textured soy protein and wheat gluten and flavored with herbs and spices.

Upgrade your pastas, soups, proteins, and more with these flavor-packed truffle slices.

From a women-owned La Morena collective of farms in western Guatemala, this coffee is rich, chocolate-y, and smooth.

A cocktail-making staple, classic bitters are a must for a home bar. And they’re not just for cocktails, you can add them to iced tea, ice cream, fruit, etc.

Keep this farfalle pasta on hand for any kind of dish because it works with all different varieties of sauces, from the creamy ones to the tomato ones.

Clove is a featured spice in many holiday blends so it’s a must-have for seasonal dishes. Trader Joe’s recommends sprinkling the clove powder on meat marinades, delicata squash, cookie dough, or pancake mix.

The newest TJ’s overnight oats flavor is delicious apple that’s sweetened with dates and spiced with cinnamon.

Make your appetizer prep easy by heating up this cheesy, spicy dip. Serve it with chips, bread, or veggies.

Even an anti-Brussels sprouts person will enjoy this kung pao version. They’re hearty enough as a main, or a delicious accompaniment to a protein.

Keep these toffees out for your guests and watch them disappear. There are three options in the bag: dark, milk, or white chocolate.

This moisturizing body butter will save your dry skin this winter. The non-irritating, fragrance-free formula includes squalane and baobab oil.

Give your gluten-free friends something to smile about with this cookie dough. It’s a mixture of rice flour and potato and tapioca starches.

These savory empanadas make for a hearty appetizer, or as meal with rice and beans.

TJ’s has so many delicious flavored nuts (the Thai Chili Lime Almonds are a favorite with the Sunset staff), so they’re adding a new one to the mix. This one features black pepper, seas salt, and dehydrated garlic and onion.

Pop this chicken shawarma bowl in the microwave for a quick and easy meal that’s packed with flavor.

For lighter fare when you’re not eating heavy holiday meals, try this crunchy, herby salad.

Tote around your items in style with these roomy, colorful citrus jute bags.