I buy these items weekly, but there's lots other stuff that is good!

Fage USA greek yogurt
Sasquatch bread (sprouted grain)
extra sharp cheddar slices
unsweetened 100% cranberry juice
Organic tomato soup/butternut squash soup in cartons
Yemen Mocha fair trades coffee

Shrimp stir fry (the one without pasta)...

YUMMY! and very low cals n stuff

Will~

Oh.. and all the different salsas... I like peach salsa and the roasted
garlic salsa...

Will~

Oh, and the salmon patties... mm,, cooked with a little spicyness..

Will~ a TJ fan..

Black Bean Chips, the spicy one.
Hummous, Plain or Spicy.
Goat Yogurt, Plain. I add sugar free maple syrup to this, YUM!
Morning Star sausage patties

I also get the fat-free fage yogurt.  I use it in place of sour cream.

I like the Trader Darwin chocolate whey protein powder.

We usually get some chicken sausages - I chop them up and stir fry them
with veggies (brussels sprouts are a favorite) and toss them with bowtie
noodles.

I really like the sushi platters.

Lately we've been buying the frozen seafood mix.  I toss it with lemon
and a bit of butter and put it on angel-hair pasta.

We like the frozen edamame.  I accidently got it unshelled once and that
wasn't much fun.  It's like a hipper version of lima beans.  My whole
family likes them.

I like some of the Thai frozen bowls. They're not particularly healthy,
but they're good, portion controlled, and ready in a jiffy.

There are some boil-in-a-bag indian foods that come in a slender box
that are ALL good.  One is a spinach and cheese mix that looks horrid
but everyone really likes.  They have ready-made brown rice, too: I like
this for when I'm camping, but the boil-in-a-bag indian foods make a
good side dish, too.

My husband thinks the Tomato Basil pasta sauce is the best one he's ever
tried.  I tried to like their pesto sauce but it just wasn't my
favorite, which is too bad because it's really cheap.

Another thing I like to do there is get stuff to make up a big batch of
trail mix.  They have ready-made packets, but I like pineapple in mine
and blueberries and stuff like that, so I get packages of dried fruits
and nuts and customize my own in a big container.  This is NOT a good
weight loss strategy, though, because I immediately eat the entire
thing.  Coconut and chocolate is like crack cocaine to me and that's in
my favorite trailmix blend.

I'll second (or third) the frozen seafood recommendation, but be careful
what you get.  Orange roughy is a really nice, high quality fish that's
expensive.  But they also sell something else as a sort of "roughy" that
is NOT orange roughy and is NOT as good.

The last thing I'd warn you about is orchids.  I'm turning out to have a
problem with orchids.  I never suspected I was an orchid-addict, but the
Trader Joe's near us has such lovely ones for such cheap prices.  My
kitchen windowsill is overflowing with (non-blooming) orchids now.  Heed
my warning, they're insidious.

Enjoy!

Dally

I usually buy:

- 2lb. tub of low-fat (or non-fat) cottage cheese. This lasts me about
a week.
- 1lb. tub of low-fat organic cottage cheese. A little more expensive,
but oh-so luxurious!
- pre-washed packaged greens
- organic baby carrots
- low-fat string cheese
- 1lb. bag almonds
- Weetabix cereal (cheaper than at Whole Foods)
- Kashi Go-Lean
- ground flax seed (Bob's Red Mill)
- frozen wild boreal blueberries
- multigrain savory thins

Have fun!

HS

Sometimes TJ has items that are only there once.  Learn what
they stock regularly and if you've never seen an item there before,
figure it might be your only chance to buy some.

TJ red wine of the week - sometimes mediocre, sometimes fab.
When you run out of table wine buy one and see.  If good go back
and get several more before they switch to next week's one.

No nitrates bacon, low carb dream stuff.

Some type of cheese I don't ever remember having before, more
variety.

Bags of nuts.  Racks of supplements.  Nice smelling fancy soaps.