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Great flavor here. Nice mix of colors and flavors and textures.

I could see adding these to a Szechuan chicken stir-fry to add some texture or simply munching on them and chasing it with a Smuttynose IPA - because they have a decent kick (watch out for those chili peppers!).

hey folks, love TJ's and all that it stands for... looking forward to reading reviews and adding my two pesos.

I wasn't crazy about this sauce. WAY too salty and one-dimensional. Stick to the Indian simmer sauce varieties.

This is as good as any marinade you are likely to stumble across if you're looking for a good soy and pineapple blend. Marinade chicken breasts and bake them and you're all set.

If you're too lasagna-impaired to make your own, this is a great alternative. Pop it in the MW for six minutes and you're all set. Question: whatever happened to TJ's sausage lasagna in the deli section?

they are good honest meatballs and all you need is some dipping sauce to take them to the next level. My rec: Heinz chili sauce and plum jelly.

good solid comfort food here. With or without the butter, it's solid. Jazz it up with some hot or BBQ sauce if you like. And you can't beat that price.