They have some good stuff and the prices aren’t horrible. Just don’t ever go to the Clifton NJ location on a weekend. At best you’ll get fed up in the parking lot and go home. Worse is actually making it into the store. Chock full of customers without a glimmer of awareness to anything around them.

What’s worse, TJ’s shoppers or Whole Foods shoppers?

Maybe you just don’t appreciate heavily packaged produce that spoils within a day of getting it home.

Everything I have ever purchased from TJs was shite.

It’s cheap. You can buy tortillas, some cheese, some bananas, and bread—all for under $5. It’s where the poor people shop because it is somewhat healthy but still discount food.

I live right by a Trader Joe’s, and I’ve got it down to a science. TJ’s is the best place to go for chocolate, cheese, anything frozen, nuts, cheap but decent wine and beer, snack-y type things, and good generic cheerios. They also have AMAZING store-brand peppermint oreos (but tragically, these are only available…

Based on my intensive Jezebel/Gawker media reading it appears TJ is a millennial stereotype born into existence by the sheer will of bloggers.

It’s perplexing to plenty of us here in the U.S.

We don't have any here in Canada so the TJ culture is just perplexing.

This was so beautiful...

Will you do a post for every food recall? Cause there are friggin tons of those. Or only Trader Joe recalls?

Of course, Acorn does have a one-month free introductory offer and Cadfael is only 13 episodes...

Ohh, I loved Cadfael! I used to watch it on A&E. I tried to read some of the books, but they just didn’t grab me the way the show did.

Me TOO! I totally thought we were going to be seeing a baby with like a natural human fur coat.

My mother LIVED for Cadfael. Watched every episode and read every book. Literal Cadphile.

Wow. Besides being an incompetent hack, you’re also a piece of shit as a human being.

Instantly reminded me of this.

Eye roll. Most black and brown babies are born with hair.

Better a baby with a full head of hair than a baby with a full back of hair?