Trader Joe's Has a Frozen Pancake So Good Some Stores Are Limiting Quantities

Have you ever had a pancake that was so good the store had to limit the quantities per customer? Trader Joe's has been spotted limiting its frozen Dutch Griddle Cakes on more than one occasion, and now that they're back in stores, customers are going wild.

Check the new breakfast items you won't want to miss, and learn some Trader Joe's shopping hacks to stretch your budget far enough to try them all.

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1. Dutch Griddle Cakes

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Price: $3.49

Griddle cakes are often considered thicker with a springier texture than a pancake, and Trader Joe's offers some that are already fully cooked and frozen — so you can toss them in a microwave or toaster and miss the morning mess.

Stores in Pennsylvania and California have been spotted limiting quantities to between one and four per customer, so don't wait to try these.

2. Cheddar Cheese & Turkey Sausage Egg White Bites

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Price: $3.49

Eggs are supposed to be a fast breakfast option, but cracking and scrambling is still too long when it cuts into your snooze time. Trader Joe's is now offering a new ready-made option that can be popped in the microwave and ready in a minute.

Their egg bites use aged cheddar-parmesan cheese, red pepper, black pepper, sage, coriander, and rosemary-seasoned turkey sausage for a decadent breakfast taste that only takes minutes.

3. Brioche Style Liège Waffles

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Price: $3.99

Try a different kind of Belgian waffle from the city of Liège. These small handheld waffles have a sweeter dough similar to brioche. The ingredients include cultured butter, pearl sugar, and egg to give a unique flavor to a breakfast favorite. Trader Joe's offers these pre-packaged and ready-to-eat at room temperature in the bakery section.

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4. Chicken Sausage Breakfast Bowl

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Price: $4.29

Some days, you need a hearty breakfast on the fly, and a frozen breakfast bowl is quick and portable, so you can eat it anywhere there's a microwave. Trader Joe's uses herb-seasoned chicken sausage, eggs, and cheese to keep your on-the-go breakfast healthy and delicious.

5. Gluten Free Blueberry Muffins

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Price: $5.99

These wheat-less wonders are made from cornstarch, tapioca starch, oat flour, and three different types of rice flour — and loaded with blueberries for that perfectly sweet fruit flavor. If you love Trader Joe's blueberry muffins but have gluten sensitivity, these will improve your mornings.

Bottom line

Trader Joe's regularly offers great meal options that are quick, easy, and delicious for those who don't have the time (or desire) to cook. They update their new products often, so you'll never get tired of the same old breakfast choices week after week. Start your day with extra sleep and let Trader Joe's take care of breakfast.

If you want to outsource more of your cooking, check out some restaurant hacks that will let you stretch your budget to eat out more often.

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