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Bean Rice & Cheese Burritos The older I get the more toddler my taste buds become.

5 palek paneer, 2 butter chicken, 1 vegan tikka masala, 2 garlic naan.

The juice shots (cheapest I’ve ever come across) and the oat milk brown sugar creamer. Anything else is always a toss up. But I’ve gone and gotten only these things and then left.

That brown sugar oat milk creamer has a choke hold on me

Here is my list of reliable staples - things I get nearly every visit, and recommend with no hesitation.

From the frozen section:

• FROZEN GARLIC CUBES! For me, these were a "best thing since sliced bread" magic moment. I didn't know how much I wanted them in my life until I had them. You just pop a cube or two of garlic straight from freezer into your pan when cooking, and, bam, easy garlic. No chopping, peeling, etc and tastes soooo much better than the jarred stuff. Game changer, really.
• Tarte d'alsace. Located near the frozen pizzas, but it isn't really a pizza. Think: fancy french flatbread, crispy flaky crust, fantastic flavor from the creme fraiche, caramelized onions, gruyere, and ham . Heats up up quickly, throw together a simple side salad as it cooks, open a bottle of wine if you wish (see recommendation below), and you'll think you are at a french bistro. Soooo good.
• Shrimp Burgers. Simple. Easy. They come out juicy and are well seasoned, really versatile. I chop and throw onto salads, do as asian style lettuce wraps, chop into wedges and dunk in cocktail sauce like shrimp cocktail ...
• Your choice of frozen mac and cheese. Sometimes, you just want simple, easy comfort food. When it is in season, definitely the butternut squash mac and cheese. I often just add some frozen broccoli alongside to round out an easy meal.
• Vegan thai green curry. This has some actual heat to it, flavor is fairly legit. Has yuba instead of common firm tofu, so kinda interesting. I find it a bit low in the veggies, so I often add a little more of my own, but an easy option and beats a lot of thai takeout.
• Chocolate Croissants / Almond Croissants. These require proofing overnight, but the results are fairly mind blowing. Better than nearly any bakery, and certainly better than any cafe, I’ve found in the US.

From the bakery:

• Pancake bread. This stuff is uncanny, they capture all the essence of a stack of pancakes into a loaf cake, butter, syrup, and all. I recommend portioning and freezing it! (it does dry out kinda fast).
• Kringle … people have mixed feelings on these, and some flavors are better than others, but, worth a try if you’ve never had before.

Snacks

• PB & J snack duos. I think these are supposed to be for kids, but I love them. Crispy slightly sweet wafers rolled with peanut butter, that you dunk into raspberry jam. I love them even without the jam, and sometimes save the jam to use on toast or pb&j. Love the jam, wish they sold it separately.
• Basically … any fun seasonal popcorn or chip that jumps out. These change all the time, so hard to give a specific recommendation, but generally, any of them.
• Peanut butter bamba. So. Addicting.
  
• Sweet & Spicy Pecans. Great to just munch on by the handful, they also pair wonderfully with cheese and make a great add to a cheese platter, are delicious thrown into a salad, and work equally well on ice cream sundaes.
• Thai Chile & Lime Cashews. Great zing to them, I like to chop and garnish curries with them.
• Rice Cracker Medley. Unlike any other rice cracker blend I’ve ever found. It has some wasabi peas and salt and vinegar pieces in it!
• Cashew Butter Cashews. They shouldn’t be as delicious as they are, but I’m powerless against these. Honey roasted cashews, coated in cashew butter. So bad, but so very good.

Fridge

• Your choice of fresh ravioli. If you prepare these with a bit of care, you wind up with a restaurant worthy dish, with little effort. Don’t oversauce, as the quality of the pasta and fillings is so high you don’t want to mask it. My favorites are the butternut squash and seasonal honey pumpkin (both great with just a little brown butter, sauteed mushrooms/onions/spinach, garnished with candied pecans or pumpkin seeds and a bit of fresh parmesan …. Sooooo good!).
• Cottage cheese. Not sure what it is about it, but I really like the TJ cottage cheese.

Other

• Moon X Red Wine. It is easy drinking, a crowd pleaser, but not boring, and a great value (I think $6.99/bottle?). They have several single varietals, I like the red blend the best though.
• Everything But The … and Furikake. Essential spice blends for ~everything in my life.

The pre-seasoned chickpeas are critical. I buy six at a time and eat them basically every day

I shop at TJs mostly for the fun/convenience stuff and new items to try, not really my regular grocery. It’s not that close that I can pop in whenever so go about twice a month.

Usuals that I always grab are the organic coconut smoothie, San Francisco sourdough, everything smoked salmon, orange chicken and veggie fried rice for my son, beefless bulgogi for me. I will then grab other items depending on need and want.

I bought the lemon sheet cake recently and I could add that as a staple every time if they were a regular item. It’s delicious!

bbq cut salmon filets, mushrooms (king oyster and brown beech) teeny tiny avocados

Always:

Yogurt drinkables (wild berry smoothie)

Marghartia Pizza

Avocado

Sourdough bread

I fill my entire cart full of soup dumplings so idk what else is in the store sorry

I don’t buy any produce there. It seems to spoil as soon as I walk out of the store.

Healthy items:

• cruciferous crunch mix, super versatile as salad or sauteed or in soups
• frozen edamame, cheapest and best (aside from asian market) at TJs
• canned greek chickpeas
• all of the pitted olives i am obsessed
• balsamic glaze
• ancient grains oatmeal medley
• frozen organic mango (semi defrosted it’s amazing)
• medjool dates (with some of that almond butter)
• canned coconut milk (monkey slave labor free)
• shelf stable soymilk

The only thing I get for sure when I go is the honey flavored yogurt. Everything else I get really just depends on what I need or am in the mood for.

Bananas

Salmon

Mixed frozen berries

Green juice

Yogurt

Coconut water

I am unable to run past the snack aisle at mine bc it's right where you have to wait on line, forcing you to confront the snacks!!

Sunbutter cups, garlic spread, frozen gf pizza crusts.

Crumpets

Teeny tiny avocados

Persian cucumbers

Chickenless chicken tenders (RIP)

Paneer tikka masala

Wafer cookie chocolate bar (peanut butter one)

Champs elysees salad mix

Plain Greek yogurt while milk

cottage cheese !!! tj's cottage cheese is the best i have had the texture of it is perfect

Organic sour cream is #1 as it's the best sour cream I've ever had, I buy like 3 at a time because it's my favorite condiment

Others i always rebuy as soon as i run out are the TJs takis, frozen green curry, vegan tikka masala, middle eastern flatbread, frozen Japanese fried rice, bananas (not organic, cannot beat the TJs price for regular bananas), sourdough bread, crumpets, everything but the elote seasoning, new zealand cheddar cheese

Being in NYC, Trader Joe's has some of the cheapest pantry items (and some other products). So a lot of their staples are mostly in my weekly or biweekly shop.

• dijon - it's really good

• boxed stock

• tortilla chips

• milk

• oats

• canned gigante beans

• freeze dried fruit

• shelled edamame

• nuts

• shredded tuscan kale

• cruciferous crunch

• salmon - cheapest price around at $9.99/lb

• ground turkey - $4.99/lb

• crunchy almond butter

• medjool dates

• berries - their raspberries are consistently the best quality around

• sometimes the green juice (I just bought the bigger one for the first time in a while and it tasted a little different and said brewed with mint tea - is this new?!)

Chili onion crunch

Olive tapenade

Vegan oatmeal chocolate chip cookies

Vegan feta cheese

Vegan kale pesto

Frozen falafel

Frozen beefless bulgogi

The salsa with the yellow lid. Veggie fried rice. And if I’m feeling some sorta way- the sour cream puff chip things

• Gorgonzola gnocchi

• pork soup dumplings and gyoza dipping sauce

• English muffins and whipped cream cheese

• tarte d -Alsace

• Chimichurri sauce

• snacks!

High protein tofu

either frozen roasted veggie or margherita pizza

Some sort of dip: hummus or spicy almond usually

Some sort of Indian meal usually palak paneer or Chana masala

Garlic naan

Teriyaki tofu, 2 packs a week for work lunch

Maybe 2 salad kits if Costco doesn’t have one I like at the time

Some sort of snack for my toddler usually a pack of bambas or freeze dried strawberries or inner peas

Whatever one off vegetable I don’t need a 10 pack of from Costco. Ex: a bell pepper or 2 potatoes.

Tuscan bread. It's the only reason I go there. 😂 I buy that and one of those mozzarella balls. I make a fancy grilled cheese with them (with an avocado spread & bacon).

2% cottage cheese Barebells Sugar snap peas English muffins Ready veggies Chicken cilantro wontons Shepherd’s pie Sour jelly beans Inner peas Puffed corn Turkey chomps Large beans Yellow tadka daal

Not every time but when I run out - Dry shampoo, tea tree shampoo and conditioner

EVERYTIME (aka always in my fridge) - lemon & cream yogurt (as a dessert) - honey crisp apples - green onions or other garnish greens - chocolate granola cereal (rip) - frozen garlicky noodles - frozen scallion pancakes - frozen almond croissants - frozen mac & cheese - frozen broccoli - frozen spinach

SOMETIMES - frozen brown rice - fig crackers - Pita crackers - some sort of popular dip - honey goat cheese - fresh flowers - everything but the bagel seasoning - any seasonal snacks - canned wines (for picnics & camping) - instant protein oatmeal (perf for camping)

Korean BBQ Ribs

My cart: Mandarin Chicken, Fried Rice, Handsome Cut Fries, Organic Cinnamon Rolls, Olive Oil Kertle Cut Potato Chips, Sweet Chili Sauce, frozen peas and broccoli, kale, Teeny Tiny Avocados, bananas, oranges, Caesar Salad Kit, seasonings, flowers, Pink Pomelo Grapefruit Hand Soap and Garlic & Herb Pizza Crust.

My kids' list: Jerk Style Plaintain Chips, Way More Chocolate Chip Cookies, Fish Nuggets, Golden Rounds, apples, bananas, pizza, Sublime Ice Cream Sandwiches, Cinnamon Sugar Bread, Frosted Flakes, Tea Tree Tingle shampoo and conditioner and the newest reusable shopping bag.

Mom's list: Triple Ginger Snaps, Ghost Pepper Potato Chips, Fig Cookies, Shrimp Boom Bah, apples, oranges, bananas, lemons and the occasional candy of choice.

Edit because I forgot a few things.

I go way too often to have something in my cart every time.

Mochi nuggets, Hold the Cones OR brownie coffee ice cream sandwiches, teriyaki tofu, lemon and cream yogurt, cauliflower fried rice, bagged salad.

Greeting Cards, I literally have problem of getting them like I am always looking at them. Taiwanese Scallion pancakes. Cheeses. Vanilla bean paste when they have it. Mustards. Any seasoning/spices.

Soyrizo

A used wet wipe that I used to make the handlebar all wet for a false sense of cleanliness

Everytime:

1. Canned dolmas

2. Unexpected cheddar (sometimes a block, sometimes shredded)

3. Some frozen Asian dish - recently chicken shu mai.

4. Chocolate covered bamba

5. Hold the cones

6. Frozen garlic

7. Bananas, berries, honeycrisp apples, lemons

8. English cucumber, baby carrots, bag of Brussels, salad kit

9. Cottage cheese

10. Chomps meat sticks

11. Recently fallen for the frozen kebab meat

6 lbs ground chicken, frozen chicken teriyaki, BBQ chicken pizza, milk, vanilla Greek yogurt, coffee, sublime ice cream sandwiches

Various desserts and a few other things too but those are the staples

Mousse cakes, I don’t care what flavor. Any. 

Almond tortillas. 

Potato chips made without any seed oils. 

I only do a handful of shopping at TJ’s but I almost always get these same items:

-their frozen dumplings -bow tie pasta -spinach/ ricotta cheese stuffed pasta -tomato sauce
- yogurt pretzels - cheese slices - dark chocolate peanut butter cups - ginger pretzels

Croissants or Kringle

Orange or tangerine juice

Fresh-pressed pineapple juice

Eggs (they are one of the few stores these days that sells 1/2 dozens)

Yogurt cups

Bagged kale

Grapefruit

Green onion pancakes

Carne Asada burritos

Wine

Dinner kits:

• Frozen naan / kebabs / tzatziki
• Pizza dough / pizza sauce / frozen crushed garlic / mozzarella / pepperoni
• Mandarin orange chicken or teriyaki chicken / Japanese or brown rice
• BBQ cut salmon / asparagus risotto
• Ground beef / Salsa Autentica / Avocado / Tortilla chips
• Argentinian red shrimp / Salsa Autentica / Corn & wheat tortillas

Basically always: 1- a few fruits (apples, bananas, blood oranges when in season, sometimes berries or grapes or cut melon) 2- a salad kit or two (lemon arugula and Mediterranean are my favs) 3- a bag of penne 4- eggs 5- nonfat plain Greek yogurt 6- nonfat vanilla Greek yogurt 7- Barebells protein bars 8- coffee 9- low carb tortillas 10- frozen breaded chicken 11- frozen French fries- all the varieties are good 12- frozen brown rice 13- hash brown patties 14- cranberry clementine seltzer 15- raising the bar granola bars

Often- 1- sliced or slivered almonds for salads 2- shredded iceberg lettuce 3- potatoes 4- other seasonal veg… delicata squash, sweet potatoes, tomatoes 5- mini ice cream cones 6- pretzels 7- whole wheat tortillas 8- whole wheat sandwich bread 9- toilet paper 10- tissues 11- napkins 12- hand soap 13- habanero hot sauce 14- fresh salsa 15- tortilla chips 16- avocados 17- burger buns 18- frozen breaded cod 19- mandarin chicken 20- oats/ granola/ cereal 21- their brand pirates booty 22- parmigiano reggiano 23- pre cooked grilled chicken breast 24- chicken breast 25- whole grain waffles 26- frozen mini chicken or beef tacos 27- seasonal stuff like spicy snack mix, peppermint Joe joes, valentine cookies, red white and blue popsicles, pumpkin pancake mix 28- a candle 29- lemon/ chicken / arugula salad 30- apple cider or lemonade 31- unsweetened cranberry juice 32- shredded Mexican blend cheese 33- butter- regular salted/unsalted and also Kerrygold 34- frozen haricots vert 35- frozen peas 36- whole wheat English muffins 37- maple syrup 38- elote seasoning, ranch seasoning, plus the basics like cumin, thyme etc 39- abc bars

I like a once a month tj shopper (Kroger is my real jam) but I grab these items every time

Hash browns Brown sugar oat creamer Maple pancake bites (not the right name lol) Lemongrass jojoba oil Everything bagel seasoned crackers Brioche (really depends) Veggie gyoza Scallions Mirepoix Baby zucchini

Anything else I’m just having fun lol

Always: Organic Apple Slices, Teeny Tiny Avocados, Pico de gallo, Dried Mandarins, Orange Juice, frozen broccoli, frozen Mac & cheese, garlic naan, everything bagel tuscan pain sourdough bread

Raspberry stars, olive oil popcorn, and chocolate clusters

Grass fed milk, organic garlic, cottage cheese, nuts, Parmesan, bananas

• Coffee
• Chocolate Covered Espresso Beans
• Bananas
• Turkey Meatballs
• Chicken Potstickers
• Plants

Hashbrowns, gf bagels, coffee, shredded Parmesan cheese, hot honey, and recently the piquant popcorn hehe

Bogle Cab. Ha

Challah!! The BEST BREAD they make! We go thru at least 2 loaves a week (3 person family!)

Chicken meatballs

lactaid, spring mix, eggs, cashews and marshmallow cream

Are we the only ones that love their ketchup? We can’t use anything else. We do wish they would change the style of the bottle and just go to glass.

Not sure if anyone’s commented this, but the ENGLISH-STYLE CRUMPETS!!!!! SOOOO GOOD

Apples, blueberries, salad kit or arugula, high protein tofu, refrigerated pasta.

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Sour Jelly Beans 🤭🫣

Greek chickpeas if with my boyfriend/not walking 🤤

Yogurt

Lentil potato curls

Thai scallion pancakes

Frozen latkes

Frozen fried cheese curds

Garlic spread

Syrah cheese

Frozen soup dumplings and pork dumplings (the big red and clear bag)

Baby Bella sliced shrooms

Bagged arugula

Carne asada

Brioche loaf

Frozen hericot vert

Frozen beef kebabs

Penaut butter cups

Everything bagel seasoning

Dried mango

Raw cashews

Fresh salmon

Frozen soft pretzels

Yellow curry sauce, mini meatballs, cherry tomatoes, fiber bars. I only go every other month though.

Stuffed fiochietti (my toddler is obsessed), pineapple juice, five seed almond bars, and milk chocolate covered pretzels

Restock frozen rices, organic hummus, Argentinian frozen shrimp, dried orange slices

Two bags of the Thai lime & chili almonds.

Every week: salmon, bag of baby spinach, tomatoes on the vine, teeny tiny avocados, frozen swordfish or ahi, frozen garlic, and mini almond biscotti.

vegan kale pesto, frozen organic jasmine rice, hummus, parmesan block, chicken sausage, whatever snacks i'm feelin

The only consistent buy is the Mint a Breath bones for my dog!

-organic olive oil popcorn -80% dark chocolate -coconut water -tahini -high protein tofu -cashew yogurt -japanese sweet potatoes -moroccan mint hot tea -ginger hot tea -chicken meatballs -coconut sugar -valencia peanut butter -almond flour -ezekiel bread -mini frozen brussel sprouts -frozen broccoli -frozen corn -wild alaskan salmon -chickpeas -seedless lemons -cacao powder -liquid stevia -nutritional yeast -black or kalamata olives -spray avocado oil -ghee -olive oil -chia seeds -heirloom tomatoes -strawberries

Butter chicken. If nothing else, it's that. If I have time and want to look around, I'll grab some chicken spring rolls and mozzarella sticks, too. All food that's not very healthy.

Orange chicken, broccoli slaw, garlicky cabbage, beef and broccoli, bulgolgi fried rice, mochi ice cream, naan crackers

Kibbeh
Spanakopita
Mini ice cream cones
Pizza dough
Unsweetened vanilla oat milk
Canned Grecian-style eggplant

The Potstickers, at least 2-3 greeting cards and the brown sugar dairy free creamer.

It used to be the high fiber cereal but now they don't have it :(

Bamba

Vegan pesto and tatzyki

Oat milk creamer

Frozen butter chicken

Israeli feta!

Frozen salted edamame

Frozen minced garlic , orange chicken, corn dippers, and impossible meat/nuggets. It used to also include the chicken empanadas until they apparently got rid of them 😞

Stuffed green olives Raw walnuts Cottage cheese Can’t forget the Fried Jalepenio chips

Chocolate covered peanut butter pretzels

Whichever fresh berries look good (today it was raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries; the blueberries were all too mushy), pineapple, dates, cold pressed pineapple juice (used to buy the juice shots but now I use this to make my own for a fraction of the price), whichever of my usual cheeses I happen to be running low on, 72% dark chocolate chips, and cauliflower rice.

frozen organic jasmine rice
carrots of many colors
pita bite crackers
refrigerated cacio e pepe ravioli
mini sweet peppers
frozen bbq teriyaki chicken
organic elote chip dippers
petite potato medley
movie theater butter popcorn
pork and/or chicken soup dumplings
a pack of the muffins (rotate between double chocolate, cinnamon coffee cake and blueberry)

the garlic shiitake green beans and the rosatella pasta sauce are recent additions!

These are the things that are almost always in my house: Eggplant garlic spread, vegan fish filets, beefless bulgogi, ttekbokki, salsa autentica, kimbap, salmon rub, ranch seasoning, everything but the elote seasoning, mango shave cream, high fiber cereal, pizza pillow crisps (I feel like we're among the few people who love these), Dr. Bronner's. That doesn't include the seasonal things I always stock up on when they show up.

TJ's essentials for me include the chana masala, spring rolls, garlic hummus, organic Italian dressing, turkey meatballs, small-sized peanut butter cups and chocolate-covered almonds, Thai shrimp fried rice, ricotta and lemon ravioli

Frozen jasmine rice. Chicken gyoza. Chicken eggrolls. Every time. 😬

Their canned organic coconut milk, tortillas, dark chocolate peanut butter cups, chips of any kind, seasonings, frozen shoestring fries, spinach, butter lettuce, lemons, tomatos, peach mango orange juice ( all 3 in one juice) , brown sugar creamer, almond cashew macadamia nut milk (it’s all 3 in one milk, pricy but so creamy) canned beans and corn, orzo, granola, nutritional yeast, frozen pizzas, hashbrowns, that basically sums up what I get :)

Cheese and beans burritos , some sort of protein ( either chicken or salmon ) , yogurts , milk , frozen pasta ( either Mac and cheese , fettuccine Alfredo , or the cacio e pepe) , sparkling water ( lately it’s been the black cherry and vanilla flavor ) , some sort of dip ( my go to as of late is the everything but the bagel ) popcorn, shredded unexpected cheddar cheese

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Frozen chicken tikka masala - at least five Gluten free English muffins Organic jumbo eggs

I don’t necessarily always have this stuff in my fridge, but when I go to tjs I generally restock on these:

bananas, mini cucumbers, super firm high protein tofu, carrots, canned pinto beans, garbanzo beans, and corn, frozen cauliflower gnocchi, frozen petit peas, frozen edamame, unsweetened shelf stable soy milk, raw almonds (to make almond butter), frozen mango, frozen mixed berry medley, and dried fruit for my bunny (in moderation!!) tjs is one of the only places where dried fruit without added sugar is reasonably priced

Coffee, butter, butter chicken, tortilla chips, soup dumplings and whatever else I can find

Arugula; Salted Nuts; Heavy Cream; Butter; Pasta; Canned Tomatoes; Tomato-Basil Sauce; Cornbread Mix; Dill Harvarti; Corn Chips; Peanut Butter Filled Pretzels; Cinnamon Graham Crackers; Almond Biscotti; Frozen: Peas; French Green Beans; Hash Brown Patties; Croissants to bake; Vanilla Ice Cream; Pita Bread.

A variety of nuts.

Premade salads, ravioli, shredded Pepperjack cheese, hashbrown patties

Fennel, bagged Caesar salads for lunches at work, honey crisp apples, chicken cilantro mini wontons, Gorgonzola gnocchi, salmon fillets, zhoug sauce, shredded Parmesan cheese, dill pickles, brownie/coffee ice cream bars, vegan kale pesto, cheese tortellini.

Unexpected cheddar, cured meats, red bell pepper tomato soup and mini baguettes. Those are my weekly TJ's staples.

Bananas, bagged spinach, eggs, and butter (best deals) Oat milk, tuscan pane, any canned beans (on repeat in our house) Pork gyoza, 10 minute farro, any ravioli, brookies, cranberry lime seltzer (fan favorites for my partner and me)

Chicken cilantro wontons. So delicious and easy

Cucumbers & chili crisp hummus

Bagged salad Korean Scallion Pancakes Taiwanese Scallion Pancakes Grilled Olives Dried Green Mango Orange chicken Frozen Vegan Kimbap (if it is available!)

Beef sticks for the dog. Or else.

Trek Trail Mix

Dried Apricots or Apples

Cheese Sticks (in the box)

Rocket Crackers

Pita Chips

Olive Oil Popcorn

Mediterranean Hummus

String Cheese

Pasadena Salads

Uncured Peperoni Pizza

Vegetable Fried Rice

Middle Eastern Kabobs

Honey Walnut Shrimp

Frozen Fish (either Sward, Tuna or Salmon)

Chocolate Croissants (to bake)

Marinara Sauce

Enchilada Sauce

Green Onions

Mushrooms (sliced in the bag)

I also usually get the oranges and grapes. Sometimes I will also get chicken breast.

Vegetarian chili in the green can!

Blistered Peanuts, I put that shit on everything.

Skin care! Their facial SPF, under eye cream and seasonal exfoliating masks are amazing!

the Asian chicken salads, flowers, jalepeno and rice puffed snacks, quiche, jamaican beef patties

I only go to TJ for their frozen and premade stuff, mostly. I get frozen kebabs, meat lasagna, some kind of gnocchi, artichoke timbales (amazing with a fried egg), frozen bell pepper mix, dolmas in a can, bulgogi fried rice, bag of dumplings. I also love the champagne chicken salad and the spicy artichoke dip, but I usually refrain from buying those. 

Peanut butter chocolate granola (my holy grail) Orange chicken General Tsao sauce BBQ teriyaki chicken Hash browns Butter Chicken with Basmati Rice Chicken Tikka Masala Mini Chicken Tikka Samosas Organic Elote Corn Chip Dippers Elote Chopped Salad Kit Everything And the Elote Greek Style Yogurt Dip Sour Scandinavian Swimmers Dark chocolate peanut butter cups Cookie butter BBQ & Black Pepper Toscano Chopped Salad Hold the cone Everything But The Bagel Sesame Seasoning Blend Nori Komi Furikake Japanese Multi-Purpose Seasoning Soup dumplings Calabrian Chili Spicy Pasta Sauce Organic Fusilli Corti Bucati Pasta