I work from home. I always buy these 8 items from Trader Joe's for quick lunches and snacks during the week.
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Canned beans and freeze-dried fruits are some of the best Trader Joe's items for easy lunches.
Yonit Friedman
I'm a vegetarian who works from home and relies on Trader Joe's items for quick lunches and snacks.
Trader Joe's shredded hash browns are perfect for a homemade brunch.
Impossible chicken nuggets and Trader Joe's vegetable fried rice make great filling meals.
As someone who works remotely from my Brooklyn apartment, I value quick, easy-to-prep lunches and snacks to keep me full throughout the day.
Once or twice a month, I go to Trader Joe's to stock up on vegetarian staples, frozen foods, and shelf-stable products.
Here are some of my favorite items to buy that keep me fed and fueled up through the workday.
Trader Joe's frozen vegetable fried rice makes a great base for easy lunches.
I love keeping Trader Joe's vegetable fried rice in my freezer.
Yonit Friedman
Trader Joe's frozen vegetable fried rice has a spot of honor in my freezer. I usually spruce it up with some extra chopped vegetables, an egg or two, some edamame, and a drizzle of Sriracha.
It takes less than 10 minutes to make, is just as good as takeout, and costs much less than a lunch special at local restaurants.
I always grab a bag or two of Trader Joe's frozen fruit.
I use Trader Joe's frozen fruit to make smoothies.
Yonit Friedman
I've found that Trader Joe's bags of frozen fruit are much cheaper than those at other grocery stores near me.
I drink a lot of midday smoothies, so it makes financial sense to stock up on my beloved frozen berries and mango chunks at Trader Joe's.
Greek yogurt is a versatile staple.
I use Trader Joe's plain Greek yogurt to make a savory sauce.
Yonit Friedman
Trader Joe's plain Greek yogurt can be used in so many different meals. In my opinion, it's as good with granola and fruit as it is a base for a savory sauce, mixed up while I roast a tray of vegetables and legumes in the oven.
I can never have too many cans of beans.
Canned beans are a versatile pantry staple.
Yonit Friedman
I go through enough cans of beans that they're worth lugging home on the subway. I like roasting chickpeas with olive oil, salt, and spices for a crunchy snack.
Recently, I also cooked a delicious white bean soup for dinner and used the leftovers for my lunch the next day.
Trader Joe's shredded potato hash browns are perfect for homemade brunch.
I add an egg, shredded cheese, and some hot sauce to Trader Joe's shredded potato hash browns.
Yonit Friedman
I love frying up Trader Joe's shredded potato hash browns with an egg, some shredded cheese, and a few shakes of hot sauce.
If I have kale on hand, I'll shred some and cook it on top of the potatoes to add a green vegetable.
Impossible chicken nuggets aren't just for kids.
Impossible chicken nuggets have 13 grams of protein per serving.
Yonit Friedman
Do these plant-based chicken nuggets make me feel a bit like an 8-year-old vegetarian? Yes.
But are they a good source of protein for when I remember I'm going to the gym after work and should eat accordingly? Also yes.
I like to make these delicious nuggets in my toaster oven.
Freeze-dried fruit makes oatmeal more fun.
Trader Joe's freeze-dried strawberries add great texture to oatmeal.
Yonit Friedman
If you can't tell, I love having breakfast foods for lunch. Oatmeal takes just a few minutes to make, is so filling, and is a real choose-your-own-adventure when it comes to toppings.
I love adding Trader Joe's freeze-dried strawberries, which add great flavor and texture. If I want more of an apple pie flavor, I'll cook the oats in applesauce instead of water or milk and mix in some cinnamon and nutmeg.
Sometimes, I even add some Greek yogurt and nuts for a tasty and filling lunch.
Trader Joe's Sublime ice cream sandwiches make the perfect snack.
The Sublime ice cream sandwiches are my favorite frozen treat from Trader Joe's.
Yonit Friedman
The Sublime ice cream sandwiches make me feel like a kid eating a Chipwich on the beach — even when it's 1 p.m., and I'm about to join a Zoom meeting.
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