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These are just like those very thin Swedish cookies often seen at Christmas, but with more flavor. I love the lemon also, wish TJ's would make a black walnut version too.

A genuine lemon crispness, not the fake, overly sweet stuff that tries to pass for lemon. I can't decide which I prefer, these or the ginger, so I find myself eating cookie after cookie trying to come to a decision. :-)

I like the blend of grains but it does need some spices and herbs. I added garlic powder, chervil and pepper to mine.

Salty and a bit sweet, but not too sweet which is the problem I have with most kettle korns.

I did add a bit more Marsala to it but that was just my preference. It's great as is. You can impress your guests or treat your family to a special meal even on a weeknight

The cake is light and airy, the strawberries taste real and the whipped cream is real. What more could you want? Maybe better packaging. While the plastic tub the cake sits in protects it, it also makes it difficult to remove the cake. TJ's suggests removing the cake while frozen which may help. I'd suggest an inverted top instead. But the cake is very good, will serve maybe four people--or one depending on your mood.

I have to agree, I didn't think these were anything special, and I wouldn't buy them again.

I tried these and they were fabulous, as good as the chocolate croissants. I don't think I'd say they bear a resemblance to puff pastry, though they are light and airy, a real treat after the heavier, slightly damp things that pass for croissants at some coffee shops. Perfect for a lazy weekend breakfast, or to impress friends at a brunch.

that i try not to buy it often. i can eat the whole bag while watching tv.

Great with dips, especially Trader Joe's spinach dip. Also good as a side with a bowl of soup.

These taste like the Chinese noodles that you dip into the hot mustard but it's all done for you--noodles and dipping sauce in one. i brought a bag back to the office today and they're a big hit.

My TJ's hasn't had these for a while, I was afraid they were discontinued. Now that I know they're still around somewhere, I'll be sure to ask at my store. These are really good cookies, a lot of ginger flavor without being overpowering.

I was skeptical that these would come out really crispy from a home oven but they do. I agree with KJF, we need a plain version also.

These are great. Crispy, with a lot of flavor and great with onion or ranch dip or just plain.

please excuse the typos and the extra "mayonnaise and sour cream" at the end!

This finally showed up in Philly and I was disappointed after seeing the reviews here. I found it rather bland, not enough chile flavor. As a quiche, it was good but as a Mexican quiche, no.

These are great to keep on hand at work, I usually have two or three in my desk for those days when lunch plans fall through or I have to eat something quick at my desk.

I should add, the veggies stay crisp in the salad, they are NOT the mushy frozen mixed veggies you get at other supermarkets. When I defrosted them, there was no extra water to drain off.

I've given up Haagen-Daz vanilla in favor of Double Rainbow french vanilla. (Try it with the Chudleigh's Apple Blossoms!)

I bought this on my very first trip to Trader Joe's and it remains a favorite.