ClosePhoto:Eating Well/Getty Images’Tis the season at Trader Joe’s, and the latest episode of theInside Trader Joe’s podcastbrings us a fun preview of this year’s holiday offerings. Marketing executives Tara Miller and Matt Sloan unwrap 12 festive finds that promise to make your holiday entertaining, gifting and snacking more magical than ever. From sophisticated cocktail accompaniments to whimsical treats for both humans and our four-legged friends, their curated selection hits all the right notes for the season–and at Trader Joe’s signature wallet-friendly prices.Each of these deliciously holly jolly items can be scooped up for under $8, so keep an eye out for them on your next TJ’s run. You never know when you’ll need a little holiday treat.The #1 Underrated Canned Food to Buy at Trader Joe’s, According to a Food WriterBlue Cheese-Stuffed Chalkidiki OlivesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$6.99 per 22.9-ounce jarStraight from Greece, these meaty Chalkidiki olives are generously stuffed with tangy blue cheese—a combo so irresistible it’ll be the first thing to disappear from yourcharcuterie board. Sloan describes them as having an incredible crisp texture that makes them perfect for whetting your appetite before a big holiday meal. While Miller has been “known to float one or two of thesein a martini.” Cheers to that!Lemon-Stuffed Chalkidiki OlivesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$2.99 per 12.17-ounce jarSimilarly, these olives offer a Mediterranean twist to brighten any holiday spread. Packed with lemon peel and brined to perfection, these olives bring a surprising burst of flavor and are “one of the most delicious olives” Miller has ever eaten in her life. They’re also great in a cocktail,grain salad, green salad, on acheese boardor simply for snacking on. And at $2.99, they make a budget-friendly addition to any foodie’s gift basket.Elevated Cracker AssortmentEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$7.99 per 12.7-ounce boxForget boring crackers. This British trio includes mild, tangy buttermilk crackers, bright lemon and black pepper crackers, and plum and date toast–little slices of bread baked into crackers. They’re versatile, delightful, and designed to work with a wide range of spreads,dips,cheesesand meats. They might even be a fun base for a quick app like ourCheddar-Apple Cracker Bites. Sloan even calls them “heavenly”—which sounds like a ringing endorsement to us.23 Delicious Christmas Appetizers That Can Be Made Ahead of TimeFestive Chaos of Gummy CandyEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$5.49 per 20-ounce bagWho said grown-ups can’t play with their food? You might like tomake your own, but it’s hard to resist these cute French gummies that come in wild shapes like sneakers, mustaches and cola bottles—plus festive shapes like ornaments, snowmen and holly. Miller recommends the mustache gummies for impromptu disguises, because there’s always room for some whimsy during the holidays. They’ll delight adults and children alike and can be snacked-on, gifted or added to a spread of sweets at your next holiday shindig.Jingly JanglyEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$1.49 per 2.95-ounce bagA portable version of the beloved Jingle Jangle, this dark chocolate cookie pretzel bark is Miller’s definition of “genius.” It has a base ofdark chocolate, bits of TJ’s Joe-Joe cookies and some pretzels for a salty crunch. Small enough to slip into a stocking or share with all the kids in your child’s class, it’s the holiday treat you didn’t know you needed, but now you’ll probably also want for yourself.12 Easy Frozen Yogurt Bark Recipes for a Refreshing TreatJingle Jangle for DogsEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.49 per 6.8-ounce packageBecause furry family members deserve holiday treats, too!Thesepeanut butterand carob-flavored nibbles (because thegood stuffis unsafe for canines) are also festively shaped into pretzels, stars, and, of course, bones. Miller and Sloan even tasted them, saying they were “delicious.” So we can all but guarantee that they will have your pups doing their best happy dance.German Iced GingerbreadEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$3.49 per 7.05-ounce packageThese aren’t just cookies—they’re edible art. Intricately designed like antique stamped tiles, they combine crunchy icing with a soft gingerbread belly. They’re so beautiful that you might hesitate to eat them, though you definitely should. And while they aren’t exactly the kind of cookies you’d use to build a gingerbread house, they’d make a darn good snack to bring to a Christmas movie night or gift wrapping party.British Shortbread Cookie CollectionEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$7.99 per 10.58-ounce packageThe cookies come in three bold flavors that will transport you straight to a cozy Britishtea time—coffee, English toffee and cocoa. They’re buttery, rich and sophisticated enough to impress even your most discerning guests. Here’s a present-wrapping suggestion for you: turn onThe CrownorLove Actually, get the kettle going and settle in for a real treat.Mini Mushroom TartelettesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$5.49 per 9-ounce boxThese little pastry shells are filled with a mix of white and shiitakemushrooms, Parmesan, ricotta, garlic and shallots. That’s why Miller calls them “umami in a bite.” Pop them in the oven or air fryer, and you have an elegant appetizer that’ll make you feel likethe Barefoot Contessa. They’re an especially good option for folks wholove stuffed mushrooms—after all, these tartelettes are twice as cute and half the work.The 9 Best Aldi Finds in Stores Right NowCheesy Creamy Greens and VeggiesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.49 per 16-ounce packageBrussels sprouts, spinach, kale and onions swimming in a richcheese sauce? Yes, please! Miller says this dish is best on the stovetop, where it heats up quickly for a low-effort holiday side dish. In the next few weeks, it’ll also be great as a weeknight comfort food side—or maybe even a cheesy base for pasta.Holiday Vegetable HashEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.99 per 18-ounce containerHead to the produce section for this refrigerated mix of butternut squash, sweet potato, red onion, celery and herbs that aims to simplify holiday cooking. Use it as a side, blend it intosoup, fold it intostuffingor crack some eggs onto it for a vegetarian riff on acorned beef hash. Those sweet notes from the potato and butternut squash would add depth of flavor to just about anything, so feel free to get creative.English Toffee Ice CreamEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$3.79 per pintBrown butterice cream with chocolate-covered toffee and almonds—need we say more? It’s thedefinitionof a perfect treat at the end of a long day. Luxe and creamy, with those bits of crunch for texture, it’s nothing short of phenomenal. With Trader Joe’s limited freezer space, this is a must-grab before it’s gone.Le Creuset’s Gorgeous Mugs Are Perfect for the Holidays—and They’re Dipped in Real GoldEach product combines seasonal fun with convenience and is perfect for holiday entertaining, gifting, or just treating yourself. Which one are you adding to your cart first?Was this page helpful?Thanks for your feedback!Tell us why!OtherSubmit
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‘Tis the season at Trader Joe’s, and the latest episode of theInside Trader Joe’s podcastbrings us a fun preview of this year’s holiday offerings. Marketing executives Tara Miller and Matt Sloan unwrap 12 festive finds that promise to make your holiday entertaining, gifting and snacking more magical than ever. From sophisticated cocktail accompaniments to whimsical treats for both humans and our four-legged friends, their curated selection hits all the right notes for the season–and at Trader Joe’s signature wallet-friendly prices.Each of these deliciously holly jolly items can be scooped up for under $8, so keep an eye out for them on your next TJ’s run. You never know when you’ll need a little holiday treat.The #1 Underrated Canned Food to Buy at Trader Joe’s, According to a Food WriterBlue Cheese-Stuffed Chalkidiki OlivesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$6.99 per 22.9-ounce jarStraight from Greece, these meaty Chalkidiki olives are generously stuffed with tangy blue cheese—a combo so irresistible it’ll be the first thing to disappear from yourcharcuterie board. Sloan describes them as having an incredible crisp texture that makes them perfect for whetting your appetite before a big holiday meal. While Miller has been “known to float one or two of thesein a martini.” Cheers to that!Lemon-Stuffed Chalkidiki OlivesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$2.99 per 12.17-ounce jarSimilarly, these olives offer a Mediterranean twist to brighten any holiday spread. Packed with lemon peel and brined to perfection, these olives bring a surprising burst of flavor and are “one of the most delicious olives” Miller has ever eaten in her life. They’re also great in a cocktail,grain salad, green salad, on acheese boardor simply for snacking on. And at $2.99, they make a budget-friendly addition to any foodie’s gift basket.Elevated Cracker AssortmentEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$7.99 per 12.7-ounce boxForget boring crackers. This British trio includes mild, tangy buttermilk crackers, bright lemon and black pepper crackers, and plum and date toast–little slices of bread baked into crackers. They’re versatile, delightful, and designed to work with a wide range of spreads,dips,cheesesand meats. They might even be a fun base for a quick app like ourCheddar-Apple Cracker Bites. Sloan even calls them “heavenly”—which sounds like a ringing endorsement to us.23 Delicious Christmas Appetizers That Can Be Made Ahead of TimeFestive Chaos of Gummy CandyEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$5.49 per 20-ounce bagWho said grown-ups can’t play with their food? You might like tomake your own, but it’s hard to resist these cute French gummies that come in wild shapes like sneakers, mustaches and cola bottles—plus festive shapes like ornaments, snowmen and holly. Miller recommends the mustache gummies for impromptu disguises, because there’s always room for some whimsy during the holidays. They’ll delight adults and children alike and can be snacked-on, gifted or added to a spread of sweets at your next holiday shindig.Jingly JanglyEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$1.49 per 2.95-ounce bagA portable version of the beloved Jingle Jangle, this dark chocolate cookie pretzel bark is Miller’s definition of “genius.” It has a base ofdark chocolate, bits of TJ’s Joe-Joe cookies and some pretzels for a salty crunch. Small enough to slip into a stocking or share with all the kids in your child’s class, it’s the holiday treat you didn’t know you needed, but now you’ll probably also want for yourself.12 Easy Frozen Yogurt Bark Recipes for a Refreshing TreatJingle Jangle for DogsEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.49 per 6.8-ounce packageBecause furry family members deserve holiday treats, too!Thesepeanut butterand carob-flavored nibbles (because thegood stuffis unsafe for canines) are also festively shaped into pretzels, stars, and, of course, bones. Miller and Sloan even tasted them, saying they were “delicious.” So we can all but guarantee that they will have your pups doing their best happy dance.German Iced GingerbreadEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$3.49 per 7.05-ounce packageThese aren’t just cookies—they’re edible art. Intricately designed like antique stamped tiles, they combine crunchy icing with a soft gingerbread belly. They’re so beautiful that you might hesitate to eat them, though you definitely should. And while they aren’t exactly the kind of cookies you’d use to build a gingerbread house, they’d make a darn good snack to bring to a Christmas movie night or gift wrapping party.British Shortbread Cookie CollectionEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$7.99 per 10.58-ounce packageThe cookies come in three bold flavors that will transport you straight to a cozy Britishtea time—coffee, English toffee and cocoa. They’re buttery, rich and sophisticated enough to impress even your most discerning guests. Here’s a present-wrapping suggestion for you: turn onThe CrownorLove Actually, get the kettle going and settle in for a real treat.Mini Mushroom TartelettesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$5.49 per 9-ounce boxThese little pastry shells are filled with a mix of white and shiitakemushrooms, Parmesan, ricotta, garlic and shallots. That’s why Miller calls them “umami in a bite.” Pop them in the oven or air fryer, and you have an elegant appetizer that’ll make you feel likethe Barefoot Contessa. They’re an especially good option for folks wholove stuffed mushrooms—after all, these tartelettes are twice as cute and half the work.The 9 Best Aldi Finds in Stores Right NowCheesy Creamy Greens and VeggiesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.49 per 16-ounce packageBrussels sprouts, spinach, kale and onions swimming in a richcheese sauce? Yes, please! Miller says this dish is best on the stovetop, where it heats up quickly for a low-effort holiday side dish. In the next few weeks, it’ll also be great as a weeknight comfort food side—or maybe even a cheesy base for pasta.Holiday Vegetable HashEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.99 per 18-ounce containerHead to the produce section for this refrigerated mix of butternut squash, sweet potato, red onion, celery and herbs that aims to simplify holiday cooking. Use it as a side, blend it intosoup, fold it intostuffingor crack some eggs onto it for a vegetarian riff on acorned beef hash. Those sweet notes from the potato and butternut squash would add depth of flavor to just about anything, so feel free to get creative.English Toffee Ice CreamEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$3.79 per pintBrown butterice cream with chocolate-covered toffee and almonds—need we say more? It’s thedefinitionof a perfect treat at the end of a long day. Luxe and creamy, with those bits of crunch for texture, it’s nothing short of phenomenal. With Trader Joe’s limited freezer space, this is a must-grab before it’s gone.Le Creuset’s Gorgeous Mugs Are Perfect for the Holidays—and They’re Dipped in Real GoldEach product combines seasonal fun with convenience and is perfect for holiday entertaining, gifting, or just treating yourself. Which one are you adding to your cart first?Was this page helpful?Thanks for your feedback!Tell us why!OtherSubmit
‘Tis the season at Trader Joe’s, and the latest episode of theInside Trader Joe’s podcastbrings us a fun preview of this year’s holiday offerings. Marketing executives Tara Miller and Matt Sloan unwrap 12 festive finds that promise to make your holiday entertaining, gifting and snacking more magical than ever. From sophisticated cocktail accompaniments to whimsical treats for both humans and our four-legged friends, their curated selection hits all the right notes for the season–and at Trader Joe’s signature wallet-friendly prices.Each of these deliciously holly jolly items can be scooped up for under $8, so keep an eye out for them on your next TJ’s run. You never know when you’ll need a little holiday treat.The #1 Underrated Canned Food to Buy at Trader Joe’s, According to a Food WriterBlue Cheese-Stuffed Chalkidiki OlivesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$6.99 per 22.9-ounce jarStraight from Greece, these meaty Chalkidiki olives are generously stuffed with tangy blue cheese—a combo so irresistible it’ll be the first thing to disappear from yourcharcuterie board. Sloan describes them as having an incredible crisp texture that makes them perfect for whetting your appetite before a big holiday meal. While Miller has been “known to float one or two of thesein a martini.” Cheers to that!Lemon-Stuffed Chalkidiki OlivesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$2.99 per 12.17-ounce jarSimilarly, these olives offer a Mediterranean twist to brighten any holiday spread. Packed with lemon peel and brined to perfection, these olives bring a surprising burst of flavor and are “one of the most delicious olives” Miller has ever eaten in her life. They’re also great in a cocktail,grain salad, green salad, on acheese boardor simply for snacking on. And at $2.99, they make a budget-friendly addition to any foodie’s gift basket.Elevated Cracker AssortmentEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$7.99 per 12.7-ounce boxForget boring crackers. This British trio includes mild, tangy buttermilk crackers, bright lemon and black pepper crackers, and plum and date toast–little slices of bread baked into crackers. They’re versatile, delightful, and designed to work with a wide range of spreads,dips,cheesesand meats. They might even be a fun base for a quick app like ourCheddar-Apple Cracker Bites. Sloan even calls them “heavenly”—which sounds like a ringing endorsement to us.23 Delicious Christmas Appetizers That Can Be Made Ahead of TimeFestive Chaos of Gummy CandyEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$5.49 per 20-ounce bagWho said grown-ups can’t play with their food? You might like tomake your own, but it’s hard to resist these cute French gummies that come in wild shapes like sneakers, mustaches and cola bottles—plus festive shapes like ornaments, snowmen and holly. Miller recommends the mustache gummies for impromptu disguises, because there’s always room for some whimsy during the holidays. They’ll delight adults and children alike and can be snacked-on, gifted or added to a spread of sweets at your next holiday shindig.Jingly JanglyEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$1.49 per 2.95-ounce bagA portable version of the beloved Jingle Jangle, this dark chocolate cookie pretzel bark is Miller’s definition of “genius.” It has a base ofdark chocolate, bits of TJ’s Joe-Joe cookies and some pretzels for a salty crunch. Small enough to slip into a stocking or share with all the kids in your child’s class, it’s the holiday treat you didn’t know you needed, but now you’ll probably also want for yourself.12 Easy Frozen Yogurt Bark Recipes for a Refreshing TreatJingle Jangle for DogsEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.49 per 6.8-ounce packageBecause furry family members deserve holiday treats, too!Thesepeanut butterand carob-flavored nibbles (because thegood stuffis unsafe for canines) are also festively shaped into pretzels, stars, and, of course, bones. Miller and Sloan even tasted them, saying they were “delicious.” So we can all but guarantee that they will have your pups doing their best happy dance.German Iced GingerbreadEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$3.49 per 7.05-ounce packageThese aren’t just cookies—they’re edible art. Intricately designed like antique stamped tiles, they combine crunchy icing with a soft gingerbread belly. They’re so beautiful that you might hesitate to eat them, though you definitely should. And while they aren’t exactly the kind of cookies you’d use to build a gingerbread house, they’d make a darn good snack to bring to a Christmas movie night or gift wrapping party.British Shortbread Cookie CollectionEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$7.99 per 10.58-ounce packageThe cookies come in three bold flavors that will transport you straight to a cozy Britishtea time—coffee, English toffee and cocoa. They’re buttery, rich and sophisticated enough to impress even your most discerning guests. Here’s a present-wrapping suggestion for you: turn onThe CrownorLove Actually, get the kettle going and settle in for a real treat.Mini Mushroom TartelettesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$5.49 per 9-ounce boxThese little pastry shells are filled with a mix of white and shiitakemushrooms, Parmesan, ricotta, garlic and shallots. That’s why Miller calls them “umami in a bite.” Pop them in the oven or air fryer, and you have an elegant appetizer that’ll make you feel likethe Barefoot Contessa. They’re an especially good option for folks wholove stuffed mushrooms—after all, these tartelettes are twice as cute and half the work.The 9 Best Aldi Finds in Stores Right NowCheesy Creamy Greens and VeggiesEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.49 per 16-ounce packageBrussels sprouts, spinach, kale and onions swimming in a richcheese sauce? Yes, please! Miller says this dish is best on the stovetop, where it heats up quickly for a low-effort holiday side dish. In the next few weeks, it’ll also be great as a weeknight comfort food side—or maybe even a cheesy base for pasta.Holiday Vegetable HashEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$4.99 per 18-ounce containerHead to the produce section for this refrigerated mix of butternut squash, sweet potato, red onion, celery and herbs that aims to simplify holiday cooking. Use it as a side, blend it intosoup, fold it intostuffingor crack some eggs onto it for a vegetarian riff on acorned beef hash. Those sweet notes from the potato and butternut squash would add depth of flavor to just about anything, so feel free to get creative.English Toffee Ice CreamEating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s$3.79 per pintBrown butterice cream with chocolate-covered toffee and almonds—need we say more? It’s thedefinitionof a perfect treat at the end of a long day. Luxe and creamy, with those bits of crunch for texture, it’s nothing short of phenomenal. With Trader Joe’s limited freezer space, this is a must-grab before it’s gone.Le Creuset’s Gorgeous Mugs Are Perfect for the Holidays—and They’re Dipped in Real GoldEach product combines seasonal fun with convenience and is perfect for holiday entertaining, gifting, or just treating yourself. Which one are you adding to your cart first?
‘Tis the season at Trader Joe’s, and the latest episode of theInside Trader Joe’s podcastbrings us a fun preview of this year’s holiday offerings. Marketing executives Tara Miller and Matt Sloan unwrap 12 festive finds that promise to make your holiday entertaining, gifting and snacking more magical than ever. From sophisticated cocktail accompaniments to whimsical treats for both humans and our four-legged friends, their curated selection hits all the right notes for the season–and at Trader Joe’s signature wallet-friendly prices.
Each of these deliciously holly jolly items can be scooped up for under $8, so keep an eye out for them on your next TJ’s run. You never know when you’ll need a little holiday treat.
The #1 Underrated Canned Food to Buy at Trader Joe’s, According to a Food Writer
Blue Cheese-Stuffed Chalkidiki Olives
Eating Well/Getty Images/Trader Joe’s
$6.99 per 22.9-ounce jar
Straight from Greece, these meaty Chalkidiki olives are generously stuffed with tangy blue cheese—a combo so irresistible it’ll be the first thing to disappear from yourcharcuterie board. Sloan describes them as having an incredible crisp texture that makes them perfect for whetting your appetite before a big holiday meal. While Miller has been “known to float one or two of thesein a martini.” Cheers to that!
Lemon-Stuffed Chalkidiki Olives
$2.99 per 12.17-ounce jar
Similarly, these olives offer a Mediterranean twist to brighten any holiday spread. Packed with lemon peel and brined to perfection, these olives bring a surprising burst of flavor and are “one of the most delicious olives” Miller has ever eaten in her life. They’re also great in a cocktail,grain salad, green salad, on acheese boardor simply for snacking on. And at $2.99, they make a budget-friendly addition to any foodie’s gift basket.
Elevated Cracker Assortment
$7.99 per 12.7-ounce box
Forget boring crackers. This British trio includes mild, tangy buttermilk crackers, bright lemon and black pepper crackers, and plum and date toast–little slices of bread baked into crackers. They’re versatile, delightful, and designed to work with a wide range of spreads,dips,cheesesand meats. They might even be a fun base for a quick app like ourCheddar-Apple Cracker Bites. Sloan even calls them “heavenly”—which sounds like a ringing endorsement to us.
23 Delicious Christmas Appetizers That Can Be Made Ahead of Time
Festive Chaos of Gummy Candy
$5.49 per 20-ounce bag
Who said grown-ups can’t play with their food? You might like tomake your own, but it’s hard to resist these cute French gummies that come in wild shapes like sneakers, mustaches and cola bottles—plus festive shapes like ornaments, snowmen and holly. Miller recommends the mustache gummies for impromptu disguises, because there’s always room for some whimsy during the holidays. They’ll delight adults and children alike and can be snacked-on, gifted or added to a spread of sweets at your next holiday shindig.
Jingly Jangly
$1.49 per 2.95-ounce bag
A portable version of the beloved Jingle Jangle, this dark chocolate cookie pretzel bark is Miller’s definition of “genius.” It has a base ofdark chocolate, bits of TJ’s Joe-Joe cookies and some pretzels for a salty crunch. Small enough to slip into a stocking or share with all the kids in your child’s class, it’s the holiday treat you didn’t know you needed, but now you’ll probably also want for yourself.
12 Easy Frozen Yogurt Bark Recipes for a Refreshing Treat
Jingle Jangle for Dogs
$4.49 per 6.8-ounce package
Because furry family members deserve holiday treats, too!Thesepeanut butterand carob-flavored nibbles (because thegood stuffis unsafe for canines) are also festively shaped into pretzels, stars, and, of course, bones. Miller and Sloan even tasted them, saying they were “delicious.” So we can all but guarantee that they will have your pups doing their best happy dance.
German Iced Gingerbread
$3.49 per 7.05-ounce package
These aren’t just cookies—they’re edible art. Intricately designed like antique stamped tiles, they combine crunchy icing with a soft gingerbread belly. They’re so beautiful that you might hesitate to eat them, though you definitely should. And while they aren’t exactly the kind of cookies you’d use to build a gingerbread house, they’d make a darn good snack to bring to a Christmas movie night or gift wrapping party.
British Shortbread Cookie Collection
$7.99 per 10.58-ounce package
The cookies come in three bold flavors that will transport you straight to a cozy Britishtea time—coffee, English toffee and cocoa. They’re buttery, rich and sophisticated enough to impress even your most discerning guests. Here’s a present-wrapping suggestion for you: turn onThe CrownorLove Actually, get the kettle going and settle in for a real treat.
Mini Mushroom Tartelettes
$5.49 per 9-ounce box
These little pastry shells are filled with a mix of white and shiitakemushrooms, Parmesan, ricotta, garlic and shallots. That’s why Miller calls them “umami in a bite.” Pop them in the oven or air fryer, and you have an elegant appetizer that’ll make you feel likethe Barefoot Contessa. They’re an especially good option for folks wholove stuffed mushrooms—after all, these tartelettes are twice as cute and half the work.
The 9 Best Aldi Finds in Stores Right Now
Cheesy Creamy Greens and Veggies
$4.49 per 16-ounce package
Brussels sprouts, spinach, kale and onions swimming in a richcheese sauce? Yes, please! Miller says this dish is best on the stovetop, where it heats up quickly for a low-effort holiday side dish. In the next few weeks, it’ll also be great as a weeknight comfort food side—or maybe even a cheesy base for pasta.
Holiday Vegetable Hash
$4.99 per 18-ounce container
Head to the produce section for this refrigerated mix of butternut squash, sweet potato, red onion, celery and herbs that aims to simplify holiday cooking. Use it as a side, blend it intosoup, fold it intostuffingor crack some eggs onto it for a vegetarian riff on acorned beef hash. Those sweet notes from the potato and butternut squash would add depth of flavor to just about anything, so feel free to get creative.
English Toffee Ice Cream
$3.79 per pint
Brown butterice cream with chocolate-covered toffee and almonds—need we say more? It’s thedefinitionof a perfect treat at the end of a long day. Luxe and creamy, with those bits of crunch for texture, it’s nothing short of phenomenal. With Trader Joe’s limited freezer space, this is a must-grab before it’s gone.
Le Creuset’s Gorgeous Mugs Are Perfect for the Holidays—and They’re Dipped in Real Gold
Each product combines seasonal fun with convenience and is perfect for holiday entertaining, gifting, or just treating yourself. Which one are you adding to your cart first?
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