| January Recipe Contest |
Cooking Light
Start out the New Year right. Trader Joe's has so many fresh, light, natural products, it's easier than ever to eat healthy even on the go. With so many chili and nacho recipes trading hands in preparation for the Superbowl, we invite our fans instead to submit light and healthy recipes for this month's recipe contest.The winner receives a $50 gift certificate to Trader Joe's.
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| Taste the Stars |
 | Sparkling wines for New Years Eve Champagne has always been the wine of celebration. Typically a blend of chardonnay, pinot noir, or pinot meunier grapes, champagne comes from the Champagne region of France. Sparkling wines from other regions of France and countries including Italy, Spain, and the United States can be just as pleasing at prices that are more affordable than champagne.
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| Three Wines Under $10 |
Save While You Sip
While wine has enjoyed a recent surge in popularity in the U.S., winemakers have been scrambling to fill the market with good tasting, profitable wines. Luckily, the regular shopper can benefit from the current upswing as the market fills with reasonably priced wines of excellent quality. Trader Joe’s has long been famous for its affordable wines. Here are three best buys for under $10.
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| Beer of the Month |
White Hawk Ale IPA
This traditional IPA is still made in the English style of the 1800s. White Hawk follows the same recipe that was used to send beer to India for British troops, maintaining the rich, heavy hops and malt flavors that characterize this strong brew. A sharp, bright aroma complements the strong hops flavor and high 7% alcohol presence. With accents of dark chocolate and coffee, this IPA is a unique and memorable beer. Ale lovers will note the exaggerated characteristics that make this beer feel like moving from an acoustic Fender guitar to an electric Les Paul. $7.50 for a six pack.
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| TraderJoesFan.com in the News |
Chapel Hill NC Opening
CHAPEL HILL -- Dozens of workers -- nay, crew members -- bustled inside the soon to open Trader Joe's in Eastgate Shopping Center this week.
They inventoried vegetable chips and bottles of wine. They shelved items, swept the floor and readied the store for the 5,000 customers -- landlubbers, they're called -- expected Friday starting at 9 a.m.
After months of waiting, the much-anticipated Trader Joe's, a California-based specialty grocery store known for its Hawaiian shirt-clad employees, quality goods and low prices, is finally opening.
On Wednesday, there was a definite excitement in the air.
"The whole setting up, placing the first product on the shelf, is very euphoric," said Greg Fort, the "captain" of the Chapel Hill store who's been at the helm of two other ... Read More >> |
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