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Our Low-Fat, Oil-Free Shopping List & Meal Plan Our Low-Fat, Oil-Free Shopping List & Meal Plan Trader Joe’s Quick & Easy Meals Healthy, delicious foods can easily fit into your busy schedule. We scoured the aisles of Trader Joe's and read hundreds of labels to identify the healthiest, low-fat vegan items. Always make sure to keep your pantry, refrigerator and freezer stocked with your favorite staples to prepare quick and easy meals. Do not try to buy all these foods at once! This is an extensive list, please read through this ebook and plan your favorite Meals in Minutes & use this as a reference! Bread and Bakery Beverages ✦ Corn & Wheat Tortillas ✦ Ezekiel Sprouted Grain Tortillas ✦ Almond Milk (Original, Unsweetened, Un- ✦ Fresh Corn Tortillas sweetened Vanilla) ✦ French Bread ✦ Carrot Juice ✦ Lavash Bread ✦ Orange Juice ✦ Pita Bread ✦ Electrolyte Enhanced Water ✦ Sourdough Bread ✦ Kettle Brewed Unsweetened Black Tea ✦ Rice Milk ✦ Cold Pressed Juices ✦ Soy Milk ✦ Tea Bags ✦ Zico Coconut Water Frozen Vegetables & Grains ✦ Artichoke Hearts ✦ Asparagus Spears ✦ Bell Peppers Cereal ✦ Broccoli Florets ✦ Chopped Spinach ✦ Blueberry Muesli (Fat Free) ✦ Cut White Corn ✦ Brand Flakes ✦ Dorot Crushed Garlic ✦ Crisp Rice Cereal ✦ Fire Roasted Bell Peppers & Onions ✦ Maple Brown Sugar Instant Oatmeal ✦ French Green Beans ✦ Nature's Path Heritage Flakes ✦ Organic Super Sweet Corn ✦ Old Fashioned Organic Oats ✦ Organic Jasmine White Rice ✦ Organic Cinnamon Spice Oatmeal ✦ Organic Brown Rice ✦ Organic Oats & Flax ✦ Organic Quinoa ✦ Organic Corn Flakes ✦ Organic Foursome ✦ Quinoa & Steel Cut Oatmeal ✦ Organic Broccoli Florets ✦ Quick Cooked Steel Cut Oats ✦ Italian Shelled Fava Beans ✦ Shredded Wheat ✦ Rice Medley ✦ Shredded Bite Size Wheats ✦ ✦ Steel Cut Organic Oats Sliced Leeks ✦ Toasted Oat Bran ✦ Steel Cut Oatmeal 1 Pantry Grocery Dressing, Marinades, ✦ Annie Chung's Soups ✦ Canned Artichoke Hearts Sauces & Salsas ✦ Canned Mandarin Oranges ✦ Capers ✦ Balsamic Glaze ✦ Fire Roasted Red Peppers (no-oil) ✦ Balsamic Vinegar ✦ Fire Roasted Yellow & Red Peppers (no-oil) ✦ Balsamic Vinaigrette (Fat Free) ✦ Garlic Rice Noodle Soup Bowl ✦ Carolina Gold BBQ Sauce ✦ Hatch Green Chilies ✦ Chipotle Salsa Corn & Chile Tomato-less Salsa ✦ Instant Miso Soup ✦ Deli Style Spicy Brown Mustard ✦ Julienne Sliced Sun Dried Tomatoes ✦ Dijon Mustard ✦ Latin Black Bean Soup ✦ Dill & Garlic Dressing (Fat Free) ✦ Miso Broth ✦ Double Roasted Salsa ✦ Mushroom Rice Noodle Soup Bowl ✦ Fire Roasted Tomato Salsa ✦ Organic Baked Beans ✦ Jalapeno Pepper Hot Sauce ✦ Organic Black Bean Soup ✦ Kansas City Style BBQ Sauce ✦ Organic Black Beans ✦ Habanero and Lime Salsa ✦ Organic Chili Vegetarian ✦ Italian Dressing (Fat Free) ✦ Organic Diced Tomatoes ✦ Pineapple Salsa Roasted Garlic Salsa ✦ ✦ Organic Garbanzo Beans Marinara Sauce (No Salt, Fat Free) ✦ ✦ Organic Kidney Beans Mango Ginger Chutney ✦ ✦ Organic Kosher Sandwich Pickles Orange Muscat Champagne Vinegar ✦ Organic Pinto Beans ✦ Organic Ketchup Organic ✦ Organic Split Pea Soup ✦ Organic Tomato Paste ✦ ✦ Organic Popping Corn Organic Yellow Mustard ✦ Pear Halves ✦ Organic Sweet Relish ✦ Pitted Kalamata Olives ✦ Organic Marinara Sauce (Fat Free) ✦ ✦ Pretzel Slims Organic Spaghetti Sauce with Mushroom (Fat ✦ Red Split Lentils Free) ✦ ✦ Refried Black Beans with Jalapeno Red Wine Vinegar ✦ ✦ Refried Beans (Fat Free) Soy Sauce Reduced Sodium ✦ Rice Noodle Soup Bowl ✦ Sriracha ✦ ✦ Unsalted Crushed Plum Tomatoes (Low Spicy Black Bean Dip (Fat Free) Sodium) ✦ Sweet Chili Sauce ✦ ✦ Whole Peeled Plum Tomatoes with Basil Tropical Mango Pineapple Salsa (Unsalted) ✦ Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar ✦ White Balsamic Vinegar ✦ Salsa Verde ✦ Spicy Smoked Peach Salsa ✦ Seafood Cocktail Saucer Grains ✦ 10 Minute Barley ✦ 10 Minute Bulgur Baking and Cooking Supplies ✦ 10 Minute Farro ✦ Arborio Rice ✦ 21 Seasoning Salute ✦ Baker Josef’s All-Purpose Flour ✦ Baking Soda ✦ Baker Josef’s White Whole Wheat Flour ✦ Basil ✦ Basmati Rice Medley ✦ Black Pepper ✦ Brown Rice Pasta Penne ✦ California Garlic Powder ✦ Brown Basmati Rice ✦ Cayenne Pepper ✦ Brown Jasmine Rice ✦ Cinnamon Sticks ✦ Brown Rice Fully Cooked ✦ Curry Powder ✦ Brown Rice Medley ✦ Dill ✦ Brown Rice Pasta Fusilli ✦ Everyday Seasonings with Grinder ✦ Gnocchi Italiana ✦ Garlic Powder ✦ Harvest Grains Blend ✦ Grade A Maple Syrup ✦ Israeli Couscous ✦ Grade B Maple Syrup ✦ Imported Italian Pastas (Fusilli, Penne Rigate, ✦ Ground Cinnamon Penne, Spaghetti) ✦ Ground Cumin ✦ Jasmine Rice ✦ Ground Cumin Lemon Pepper with Grinder Light ✦ Organic Basmati Rice ✦ Organic Blue Agave Sweetener ✦ Organic Brown Rice ✦ Organic Brown Sugar ✦ Organic Polenta ✦ Organic Evaporated Cane Juice Sugar ✦ Organic Red Quinoa ✦ Organic Oregano ✦ Organic Whole Wheat Pasta (Penne, Fusilli, ✦ Organic Pumpkin (Seasonal) Spaghetti) ✦ Pure Bourbon Vanilla Extract ✦ Spaghetti Pasta Organic Pasta (Fusilli, Penne) ✦ Pure Vanilla ✦ White Basmati Rice ✦ Raw Agave Sweetener ✦ Whole Wheat Couscous ✦ Red Chile Pepper (Crushed) ✦ Wild Rice ✦ Sea Salt (Regular, and Himalayan Crystals with Grinder) ✦ Smoked Paprika ✦ Taco Mix Fruit Spreads & Defatted ✦ Thyme Nut Butter ✦ Turbinado Raw Cane Sugar ✦ Better n’ Peanut Butter ✦ Organic Apple Sauce ✦ Organic Fruit Spread (Strawberry, Raspberry) ✦ Organic Preserves Reduced Sugar (Apricot, Blueberry, Raspberry, Strawberry) ✦ Pear Sauce (4 packs) ✦ Preserves (Apricot, Blueberry, Blackberry, Boysenberry, Raspberry) Produce Refrigerated ✦ Chickenless Strips ✦ Lentil Soup with Ancient Grains ✦ Lightlife Smart Dogs ✦ Mild Yellow Miso Bagged Veggies ✦ Organic 3 Grain Tempeh ✦ Organic Baked Tofu (Teriyaki or Pro-tip: Bagged veggies are the definition of quick & Savory Flavor) easy! Beginners and too-busy-to-cook folks should ✦ Organic Tofu definitely opt for this route. ✦ Organic Vegetable Soup w/ Quinoa and Kale ✦ Baby Broccoli ✦ Kale ✦ Organic Pea Soup ✦ Baby Beets ✦ Micro Greens ✦ Pico de Gallo Salsa ✦ Bell Peppers ✦ Power Greens ✦ Roasted Tomatillo Salsa ✦ Broccoli ✦ Romain ✦ Serrano Salsa Fresca ✦ Bok Choy ✦ Spinach ✦ Soy Yogurt ✦ Broccoli Slaw ✦ Mushrooms ✦ Tofurky Deli Slices ✦ Brussels Sprouts ✦ Peas ✦ Veggie Wrap with Hummus ✦ Carrots ✦ Pea Shoots ✦ Celery ✦ Steamed Lentils ✦ Cauliflower ✦ Sugar Snapped Peas ✦ Corn on the Cob ✦ Vegetable Medley ✦ Diced Onions ✦ Zucchini Raw Fruits & ✦ Garlic Vegetables ✦ Green Beans ✦ Fresh Herbs ✦ Precut Fruit ✦ Lettuce - Blueberries - Cantaloupe - Fruit Melody - Mango - Pineapple - Pomegranate - Raspberries - Watermelon Treats & Snacks Avoid anything with added sugar. Dried fruits can be great when raw fruit isn't an option. Keep in mind that you can eat dozens of dried apple slices, but when it's a real, raw apple, you can probably only handle one or two at a time. Stick to real fruit as a snack when possible! Sweet ✦ Apple + Strawberry Fruit Leather ✦ Golden Raisins ✦ Apple + Mango Fruit Leather ✦ Ginger People Ginger Candy ✦ Apple + Banana Fruit Leather ✦ Gummy Sours ✦ Banana, Flattened ✦ Jumbo Raisin Medley ✦ Black Mission Figs ✦ Just Mango Slices ✦ Caramel Popcorn (Fat Free) ✦ New Zealand Sweet Apple Rings ✦ Calimyrna Figs ✦ Non-Sorbate Pitted Prunes ✦ Chile Spiced Mango ✦ Organic Dried Cranberries ✦ Citrus Gum Drops ✦ Organic Thompson Seedless Raisins ✦ Dried Apricots ✦ Organic Animal Crackers ✦ Dried Baby Sweet Pineapple ✦ Organic Lollipops ✦ Dried Berry Medley ✦ Organic Ginger Mints ✦ Dried Bing Cherries ✦ Organic Peppermints ✦ Dried Blueberries ✦ Organic Pops Pound ✦ Dried Pineapple Rings ✦ Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips ✦ Dried Pitted Tart Cherries ✦ Tropical Tendency Fruit Mix ✦ Dried White Peaches ✦ Uncrystallized Candied Ginger ✦ Dried Wild Blueberries ✦ Freeze Dried Banana ✦ Freeze Dried Blueberries ✦ Freeze Dried Mango Savory ✦ Golden Berry Blend ✦ Golden Raisins ✦ Lundberg Organic Brown Rice Cakes ✦ Oriental Rice Crackers ✦ Reduced Guilt Wheat Crisps Frozen ✦ Rice Cakes Light ✦ Snack Savory Thin Mini ✦ Blueberries Crackers ✦ Fancy Berry Medley ✦ Pretzels Slims ✦ Fruit Frenzy Bars ✦ Fruit Frenzy Bars II ✦ Fruit Floes (Caribbean, Lime, Strawberry) Microwave Meals in Minutes Here are eight fulfilling healthy meals you can make in just a few minutes. No prep work is required when shopping the refrigerated and frozen aisles at Trader Joes. Simply purchase several types of precut, refrigerated or frozen bag veggies, canned beans, fresh or frozen potatoes, rice, lentils, squash and/or bread. Add your favorite sauce and microwave for 5-10 minutes. Voilà! VEG (precut) GRAIN (frozen) PROTEIN SAUCE American Cauliflower Medley Rice Blend Black Eye Peas KC BBQ Sauce Indian Peas Basmati White Rice Garbanzo Beans Mango Ginger Chutney Mexican Medley Brown Rice Black Beans Salsa Italian Broccoli Quinoa Medley White Beans Marinara Sauce Japanese Medley Brown Rice Chicken-Less Strips Soytaki Chinese Broccoli Slaw Jasmine Rice Baked Tofu Sweet Chili Sauce French Green Beans Medley Rice Blend French Lentils Dijon Mustard Mediterranean Cucumbers White Quinoa Garbanzo Beans Dill & Garlic Dressing Boost the flavor of any of these simple microwave meals by adding toppings such as: crunchy veggies (carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, celery), fresh herbs (mint, parsley, cilantro, basil) or leafy greens (kale, spinach, romaine). Microwave Meals in Minutes: Quick Tips ✦ COOK extra grains and portioned leftovers in the freezer for up to a month. ✦ BAKE lots of potatoes, winter squash or yams ahead of time to store for quick use all week. ✦ ROAST a batch of your favorite veggies at the beginning of the week for quick use. ✦ CUT bite size pieces; TOSS with orange juice, balsamic vinegar or bragg aminos; COOK on parchment
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