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NJCher

(42,270 posts)
12. Haha
Thu Dec 11, 2025, 01:35 AM
Dec 11

I was comparing everything to Aldi.

I saw I these wrap sandwiches which were $5.79.and are $3.79 at Aldi. Greater variety of fillings at Tj’s though.

TJ’s Chinese dumpling prices /quality cannot be beat. Their fried rice cannot be beat, either.

You can always find sweet potato fries at TJ’s but it’s an extreme rarity at Aldi. The quality at TJ’s is very good. For whatever reason, not even ShopRite can sell a quality sweet potato fry for what TJs can.

I’ve tried to make my own palak paneer, but no more. TJ’s is the only place that sells it without rice. When I made it, it took my entire crop of spinach! I said never again because I’ll just buy mine at TJs.



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Ribs Yonnie3 Dec 10 #1
Have you told Ducky his buddy is coming tonight? Emile Dec 10 #3
He figured it out Yonnie3 Dec 10 #4
Cheesy chicken and corn chowder soup. Emile Dec 10 #2
Chicken and noodles Marthe48 Dec 10 #5
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Potato leek soup and applesauce, both from the pantry chowmama Dec 10 #7
use zucchini for the noodles? NJCher Dec 10 #9
TJ's Japanese fried rice buzzycrumbhunger Dec 10 #8
I was there, too! NJCher Dec 10 #10
They just remodeled ours... buzzycrumbhunger Dec 10 #11
Haha NJCher Dec 11 #12
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