OrganicBrown Rice. Crunchy Almond Butter. d3sign / Getty Images. To a dietitian like me, Trader Joe’s is a haven for items that make healthy eating easier (if you look past the glazed maple Asingle serving has 150 calories, 8 grams of total fat (10% DV), 0.5 grams of saturated fat (3% DV), 260 mg of sodium (11% DV), 17 grams of total carbohydrates (6% DV), and no added sugars. The Trader Joe’s chips have a lot less saturated fat and sodium than Takis. The TJ’s chips also don’t contain artificial colors or MSG like Takis do. ThisTrader Joe's vegetarian chili with red beans and onion is organic, ← Trader Joe’s Takis, Rolled Corn Tortilla Chips I’m allergic to soy, so I love the new recipe with pea protein. I haven’t been able to find a soy free veg chili, so finding that TJ’s changed the recipe was a happy day. The pea protein is a bit chewy, but Interestingly Trader Joe’s Chili Lime Burgers are also available, but I think this seasoning has a really nice flavor profile, sort of replicating other seasonings like Tajin. Put this on chips to make chili lime chips with just the right amount of salt and heat. The bottle says that you can sprinkle it on jicama, pineapple or mango, which Infact, no Trader Joe’s gluten-free labeled products are certified by the GFCO or other GF certifying agency. The grocery chain says on its website, “If you see TraderJoe's makes these cookies itself. I don't like Trader Joe's “No Gluten Ingredients” designation, which basically means only that the product is free of super obvious sources of gluten. And even if it doesn't state on the package that one of their proprietary products is made on shared equipment or in a shared facility, it very well TteokBok Ki. $3.99/16 Oz. Vegan. It wouldn’t be much of an exaggeration to call tteok bok ki (pronounced tuk-bow-kee) food fit for royalty: the first historical records of this savory and satisfying rice cake dish come from a 19th century Korean cookbook, where it’s cited as an example of court cuisine. Originally served in soy sauce However if you have celiac or some other condition that causes serious reactions to gluten, you may want to rethink buying Trader Joe's gluten-free products. Trader Joe's says that any product (in the bakery or otherwise) with a "gluten-free" label "has been validated to contain less than 20 parts per million (ppm) of gluten," which is U28W5NK.