I saw the recommendation for TJ's red salsa and for their green salsa verde, but I went off the board and bought the Hot & Smoky Chipotle Salsa.
That together with the Identity Crisis Tortilla chips is the s.
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I saw the recommendation for TJ's red salsa and for their green salsa verde, but I went off the board and bought the Hot & Smoky Chipotle Salsa.
That together with the Identity Crisis Tortilla chips is the s.
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Originally Posted by Bogey Man
we've been out of these for a week. im getting scared.
Tried their Marsala sauce last night...excellent. It in the salad dressing / oil's area.
Put it on top of a nice piece of chicken...and let it saute for a bit. Good stuff.
I used to love the jarred curry sauces from TJ's, but I've been buying the Patak's sauces from Samosa House lately (I think they are a little more expensive, but not much more) and they are so much better.
Patak's Korma and Rogan Josh sauces are delish!
Maya Kaimal sauces are excellent too, but pricey. I think the lowest prices I've seen for them is in Surfas in Culver City.
Im at #36, Culver City.Quote:
Originally Posted by VisionQuest
You wouldn't be the big guy at San Dimas would you?Quote:
Originally Posted by VisionQuest
Besides all the "cool stuff" already mentioned in this thread, there are the free coffee, juice, and other samples they provide daily.
Excellent.
Another one of the greatest features of TJ's is that it is usually fully stocked with eye candy.
They never seem to run out!
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Originally Posted by RockPile
no, but he used to be my boss @ 46. He's an awesome, awesome guy.
This damn thread. Now I have a big old list of stuff I want to buy at TJs. I hate you all...with so much love.
Make sure you get the Chipwiches! They are called "Sublime Ice cream sandwiches" or something like that. I do know the word sublime is in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by ketel&tonic
Sooooo good
