I don't like mint. Well, I'm OK with small amounts of fresh mint, but I cannot stand mint flavoring, in anything. I buy the fruit-flavored toothpaste with cartoon characters on the tube, because for some reason every toothpaste company thinks that all adults like mint, and only make non-mint toothpaste for kids. (Well, Tom's of Maine makes a good fruit-flavored toothpaste without cartoons, but I haven't found anywhere around here that carries it.)
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So I did my annual check to see if there are any Trader Joes in my future. Closest store, Atlanta. Oh well. Guess I need to visit TJ having Buffistas more often.
Yes, you do!
When I was in NM last week, I made a special trip to TJs just for all the peppermint/chocolate cookies and hot chocolate. And peppermint bark! Although the William Sonoma peppermint bark is better
Closest store, Atlanta. Oh well. Guess I need to visit TJ having Buffistas more often.
Yes.
My seasonal favorite at TJ's is the dark chocolate caramels with sea salt. We also bought the pumpkin ice cream lately, which was delicious!
I love those caramels but they also make me feel sick. I wish I could buy just one or two.
The handyman is here, and he says he has to fix "the hole" upstairs before he can fix our light down here. I really don't want to know.
My seasonal favorite at TJ's is the dark chocolate caramels with sea salt.
You guys have been torturing me with descriptions of these, and of other awesome, cheap things you can get at TJ's for years now. I am inordinately excited to get one.
And it will be CLOSE to my house. Right by the Target where I get my scripts!
Guess I need to visit TJ having Buffistas more often.
I totes agree. You know it's a Southern California chain, right? So if you come to, say, LA you are practically at ground zero for TJs. (The original is in Pasadena, if memory serves.)
I am not a huge mint fan, but my kids are. I did buy the new chocolate covered mint marshmallows, but then DH insisted I had to wait to try them! That was mean of him.
OK. I'm off to make some coffee for me and breakfast for the kids.
The very first TJs (by name) was the store on Arroyo Parkway in Pasadena. The very first TJs (by business model) was Pronto Market in South Pasadena, which is now the TJs in South Pasadena. TJs had its business HQ in South Pasadena for years. But eventually the Germans who now own it moved it to Monrovia and now they may even have moved it elsewhere.
Those minty mallows are heavenly for those who like mint.