Finally, one of TJ’s Indian Fare with pieces that are truly bite size.
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Trader Joe’s Palak Paneer – Food Review
05/07/2011Trader Joe’s Dal Makhani – Food Review
04/19/2011
Pretty good stuff. Nothing to write home about, but then worth a rotation on your lunch menu.
Trader Joe’s Punjab Eggplant – Food Review
04/10/2011
It’s sort of Indian marinara sauce. But I wouldn’t call it a meal.
Garlic Rice Noodle Soup Bowl – Trader Joe’s – Food Review
04/09/2011
A mild almost sweetish broth with some unobtrusive rice noodles makes for a quick and inexpensive lunch. The only problem is the 1340 mg of sodium (salt) per bowl. But still, not bad for 99 cents.
Rodney Strong Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon – 2008 – Wine Review
04/09/2011
As the name implies, people might consider this a Strong wine. Strong and good.
Trader Joe’s Jaipur Vegetables – Food Review
03/27/2011
Once you take the plunge and accept that food in a cardboard box that is neither refrigerated, frozen or canned in tin is safe to eat, you’ll like TJ’s Jaipur Vegetables.
Reserve De L’Estey Bordeaux (Médoc AOC) 2008 – Wine Review
03/27/2011
The French have redeemed themselves with this wine. This is a taste above some of the other French wines tasted here.
Trader Joe’s Coastal Syrah – 2008 – Wine Review
03/05/2011
Syrah. Shiraz. Schnozzle. Once again we’re faced with the question, what’s in a name?
Gaetano D’Aquino Chianti DOCG – 2009 – Wine Review
02/26/2011
Here’s another place to save 80 cents towards your kid’s college education. But you might want to save both the 80 cents and the wine for a couple of years.
Aquila D’Oro Chianti DOCG – 2009 – Wine Review
02/19/2011
What difference does 80 cents make? Here’s a DOCG Chianti for $4.99. That’s 80 cents less than my favorite (to date) Chianti. Should you save that 80 cents for your kid’s college education? Read on.
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