Trader Joe’s Fans Are Obsessing Over This Limited Time Item
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Trader Joe’s knows how to pull out the stops over the holiday season, and fans are particularly excited about the return of one particular limited-time-only item—Trader Joe’s Stollen Crisps. These yummy little crisps are causing a huge stir amongst the TJs aficionados who keep an eagle eye on the store’s offerings every fall and winter. Perfect for a snack or as part of a charcuterie board, fans are already obsessed with the versatile crackers. Here’s everything you need to know about this special seasonal snack.
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TJs superfan Natasha Fischer highlighted the crisps on her @TraderJoesList Instagram account. Her verdict? A solid eight out of 10. “Holiday Inspired Crisps Are Here for the Season! Trader Joe’s Stollen Crisps are here for the holidays, and they’re the perfect sweet, crispy snack! 🍊🍇 With flavors inspired by traditional German Stollen, these crisps are packed with raisins, orange and lemon peels, and a dusting of powdered sugar. Available for a limited time only—grab a bag before they’re gone!” she captioned the post.
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The crackers are a perfect addition to your charcuterie board, or simply as a perfect crisp for delicious dips. Fischer recommends leaving them out for a while to get the perfect consistency on the crackers.
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Previous versions of the Trader Joe’s holiday crackers received criticism for being a little too hard, but the Stollen Crisps seem to be a bit softer and easier on the teeth, one reviewer says. “There’s a lovely grape and citrus smell that wafts from the bag after opening,” according to What’s Good At Trader Joe’s? . They taste like fruitcake dusted with powdered sugar—like orange and lemon zest underneath raisins and sweet buttermilk bread. It’s a very nice flavor indeed. There’s a surprising amount of fruit in the crackers. Each piece contains at least four or five cross sections of raisin. That might be one of the reasons this offering seems a tad softer than its predecessors.”
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