Here Are All Of The Popular Snacks At Trader Joe's, Ranked From Worst To Best

These taste a bit stale and could use a lot more flavor IMO, which would easily be achieved by adding something like wasabi peas into the mix.

Sorry meringues, you're just always going to fall short compared to most other desserts.

Trader Joe's has so many creative chip options, and these are not one of the top contenders.

This Chex Mix knockoff overpromises and under-delivers.

It's hard to get excited about knockoff Fig Newtons.

The mung beans aren't my favorite.

Classic but boring.

Ditto, though these are a nice option if you eat gluten-free.

These have a satisfying crunch to be sure but again, they don't complete with the A-team in the chip aisle.

For something that advertises itself as a soft cookie, I'm always expecting these to be softer and chewier.

Let's stick to cold, juicy watermelon on a warm summer day and forget all about this "jerky."

These are almost guaranteed to get stuck in your teeth and the back of your throat.

These are light and flaky and coconutty and are completely fine, but not worth seeking out.

They're just not the same as OG Goldfish.

A cookie is a cookie, right? These will satisfy your sweet tooth but they won't blow your mind.

These don't taste much like crackers and the sweet potato flavor is very mild.

Ehhh. These are one of those snacks you could like but not love and still go on to eat the whole bag in one sitting.

These are a gamble because I get a stale bag 5 times out of 10.

The inspiration for these potato crisps is pretty clear, but unfortunately they fall far short of Pringles.

The sheer size of the packaging alone makes these a great buy any time you're hosting a crowd. But again, there are way better cookies to be found at TJs.

If crisp factor is what you're after, these are half decent.

The Trader Joe's take on Doritos, these nacho-flavored chips are exactly what you're expecting.

They check off the boxes for crunchy and salty, but there are plenty of more exciting snacks.

Wrap some prosciutto around these babies and now we're talkin'.

These are totally solid, but the cheese-filled version just hits different.

If you like jerky, the Trader Joe's version is both tasty and economical; plus it comes in a bunch of flavors like teriyaki.

A solid trail mix to be sure, but Trader Joe's sells some more adventurous dried fruit and nut medleys that are more worthy of your dollars.

IMHO, kale belongs in salads and potatoes belong in chips.

Again, let's stick with the potato chips.

Not the best gummy candy you'll ever try, but the mango flavor really shines through here.

If you're in the market for a solid gluten-free cracker, these are a no-brainer.

Naturally sweet and delightfully chewy, these dehydrated mangos are a safe bet in the dried fruit aisle.

I think technically these are meant to be eaten on salad, but they're pretty satisfying by the handful.

It's hard to resist anything seasoned with everything but the bagel spice.

Looks can be deceiving. This Indian-inspired snack has awesome flavor, but the chickpea and rice flour components of the mix are teeny.

Good, but I just wish these were a tad bit cheesier.

Tasty and packing a nice wasabi kick, these seaweed snacks are an absolute bargain.

These jerk-seasoned plantain chips are far more satisfying than the original version.

These are just as delicious straight from the bag as they are dunked in your favorite party dip.

If you're looking for a vegetable crisp that isn't potato-based, these crunchy baked green peas are quite delectable.

Eat these by the handful or add them to your cheese board.

Dare I say I enjoy this sweet and spicy dried pineapple even more than the OG mango version??

These are just as tasty as you would imagine.

I mean...it's caramel popcorn.

These are tasty for sure but if you're gonna put ghost pepper in the title, you better be really spicy.

This blend of crunchy chickpeas, dried cherries, sweet apricots, almonds, and salty pistachios is probably the most creative and satisfying bag of trail mix I've ever tried at TJs.

These crackers taste like biting into a piece of crunchy cheese, which might sound weird but just go with it.

Trader Joe's pita chips taste identical to Stacy's, but a bag of these costs a fraction of the price.

Be warned: It's hard to stop eating these until the whole sleeve is gone.

Pistachios are a top contender for best snack nut, and the salt and pepper seasoning makes these even more satisfying.

If you (like me) love Takis, you'll love the TJ's take on this snack.

Want to feel like a kid again? I present the fountain of youth, brought to you by Trader Joe's.

They're like better-for-you hot Cheetos and I am here for it.

If you like Tate's cookies, then these gluten-free, super-crispy chocolate chip treats are a convincing alternative with a much-cheaper price tag.

What could be bad, amirite?

They're soft, chewy, and bursting with strawberry flavor. You'll never need another kind of licorice in your life.

Take a junk food, turn it into something classy by adding truffle, and sign me up.

Movie night just got a whole lot better, thanks to this herbaceous and flavor-packed popcorn.

Show me anything related to speculoos and it will be in my shopping cart.

With a subtle peanut butter flavor and a delightful crunch, these bamba snacks are soo satisfying.

In terms of flavor and bang for your buck, these are a win-win situation.

I feel like I'm 5 years old again whenever I eat these lil' cheese-filled cracker sandwiches, but I absolutely love 'em.

This classic belongs in your kitchen, no questions asked.

Try stopping after just one handful. You can't.

There's no such thing as a bad Joe-Joe. Filled with vanilla, chocolate, peanut butter, or peppermint, I will gladly eat the whole box.

The combination of light and crunchy, chocolaty, and sea salty is really pretty spectacular.

Eat these by the handful, in your favorite dip or sprinkled on a salad. They might be simple but they are seriously delicious.

Simply genius. Chocolate chip cookies are literally meant to be dunked in milk and Trader Joe's clearly gets it.

Soooo good.

Step aside, Reese's. These are the real deal.

Any party dip or spread deserves these corn dippers.

I simply can't walk into a Trader Joe's without leaving with these truffle-infused marcona almonds. Anywhere else, they'd cost five times the price.

Sheer decadence.

These pack a serious kick. For a life-changing trick, crush these up and sprinkle over a bowl of soup.

Salty, crispy, and sweet with every damn bite, these peanut butter filled pretzel nuggets are a must-have in every snack drawer at all times.