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7 Trader Joe's summer finds that are flying off shelves right now

Discover an entrance to a Trader Joe's store in Sunnyvale, California, fronted by palm trees and street lights
Discover an entrance to a Trader Joe's store in Sunnyvale, California, fronted by palm trees and street lights

These Trader Joe's summer finds are gaining attention from shoppers nationwide and selling fast right now.

Summer is in full swing, and there plenty of seasonal happenings that could take a bite out of your wallet.

But don't worry: Trader Joe’s is the perfect place to stock up on road trip snacks, backyard cookout essentials and much more this summer. With low-cost, private-label products that rival gourmet brands, there’s something for every taste.

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You’ll want to snag these deals before they’re gone, since many are limited editions.

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Seafood Boil

  • Price: $9.99

Nothing says summer like an old-fashioned, Louisiana-style Cajun seafood boil. But the cost adds up when you fill your shopping cart with quality seafood. Let Trader Joe’s do the heavy lifting with this Seafood Boil in a box, featuring shrimp, tilapia, clams, andouille sausage, corn on the cob and potatoes in a spicy garlic butter sauce. Each box serves two people for $10, which is a lot less than it would cost to gather all the ingredients separately.

Passion Fruit Orange Guava Juice

  • Price: $4.49

Whether you’re using them as a mixer, serving over ice or drinking straight from the can, juice blends are a refreshing summer treat. Trader Joe’s new Passion Fruit Orange Guava 100% Juice Blend delivers a tangy sweet taste that calls to mind tropical vacations and lazy days spent poolside. The convenient, single serving cans are also convenient for road trips and beach days.

Trader Joe’s French Vanilla Ice Cream

  • Price: $4.99

Trader Joe’s offers super premium ice cream quarts for just $5, a fraction of the price of Ben & Jerry’s or Haagen-Dazs. The French Vanilla Ice Cream is a versatile flavor perfect for using in recipes, on cones, topping brownies, or pies or, let’s face it, eating directly from the container.

Trader Joe’s Organic Sugar Cones Pair

  • Price: $2.99

TJ’s ice cream with these organic sugar cones for a fun, effortless dessert. In spite of the name, they have just 4 grams of sugar and are made with organic sugar, flour, oil, and vanilla extract.

Mini Insulated Tote Bags

  • Price: $3.99

These eye-catching Mini Insulated Tote Bags are perfect for the beach or bringing your Trader Joe’s haul home from the store. In eye-catching teal and magenta, these bags are a TikTok sensation and the must-have summer accessory. They’re large enough to carry a six-pack, snacks or sandwiches, but small enough to use as a lunch box. If you find them at your local Trader Joe’s, be sure to grab a few for friends, as well.

Hot Honey Mustard

  • Price: $1.99

We’re seeing “hot honey” foods everywhere, from crispy chicken sandwiches to pizza. It’s not surprising that Trader Joe’s Hot Honey Mustard in a convenient squeeze bottle is flying off shelves. Add some spice to your next cookout with this versatile condiment made from all-natural ingredients. Use it on hot dogs, hamburgers, pretzels, chicken and more.

Dark Chocolate Mango & Passion Fruit Creme Thin Cups

  • Price: $4.29

This sweet treat may look like a bit like a tiny peanut butter cup, but inside the dark chocolate shell is a refreshing blend of mango and passion fruit. The perfect road trip snack, these candies come in a resealable pouch. Grab them now since they’ll be gone from stores before Labor Day.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change.

This article was provided by MoneyLion.com for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal or tax advice.

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