34 Healthy (and Low-Sodium!) Trader Joe’s Vegan Finds

34 Healthy (and Low-Sodium!) Trader Joe’s Vegan Finds

As nice as it is to catch the farmers’ market every week, sometimes it just doesn’t happen. And for those weeks, Trader Joe’s is a popular source of wallet-friendly produce, pantry staples, and healthy convenience foods such as ready-to-eat steamed lentils, pre-cooked frozen grains, and riced fresh cauliflower. In the spirit of discovery, we asked the Forks Over KnivesFacebook communityto share their favorite Trader Joe’s vegan finds. Their suggestions were full of tasty surprises. “Honestly, I can’t believe how many items Trader Joe’s has for someone who eatsWFPB,” wrote FOK follower Michael Crosby on Facebook.

This list doesn’t include every WFPB item sold at Trader Joe’s, but we’re confident this list will point you in the right direction the next time you go hunting for vegan Trader Joe’s products. Bonus tip: Most products are clearly labeled with the word “vegan,” or have a black square with a ‘V’ on the label, making them easy to spot, points out FOK follower Julie Brydon.

We’ve organized the article by store section so you can follow along on your phone as you shop:

Vegan canned jackfruitSriracha Sauce at Trader Joe'sPeanut butteralmond butterYellow Cling Peach HalvesFire Roasted Diced Green ChilesOrganic TahiniEzekiel BreadPita Bread at Trader Joe'sFarro and Barley at Trader Joe'sRed Lentil Pasta at Trader Joe'sVegan Oil-Free Spaghetti SauceWhole Wheat CouscousHearts of Palm PastaVegan Steamed Lentils at Trader Joe'sKohlrabi Salad at Trader Joe'sRiced Cauliflower at Trader Joe'sjicama wrapsBroccoli Slaw at Trader Joe'sFrozen Roasted Corn at Trader Joe'sFrozen HashbrownsOrganic Acai Puree PacketsRice MedleyDried Cherries at Trader Joe'sRaw Cashew PiecesNutritional Yeast at Trader Joe'sShelf Stable Soy Milk at Trader Joe'sAncient Grain Oatmeal at Trader Joe'sEggplant Hummus at Trader Joe'sTahini Sauce at Trader Joe'sLundberg Organic Whole Grain Rice Cakes21 Seasoning SaluteOrganic Creamy Cashew Yogurt
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