Today, we’re talking about, yes, Uncrustables. Plus:
We ate a lot of crustless PB&Js … |
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Uncrustables are easy to eat, easy to store, and, of course, delicious. It’s no wonder that, when they first arrived in the freezer aisle in the early 2000s, they were a hit with the lunch-box set. But these plush little sandwiches aren’t just for kids. Plenty of adults — including marathon-runners and football players — love them, too.
In recent years, a number of competitors have emerged with the promise of being more exciting and protein-packed than the decades-old classic. We recently tasted more than 20, including the original Smucker’s, to see how they all stack up.
The best Uncrustables and their dupes→
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Plus: Our favorite foods from Trader Joe’s |
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For more easy meal inspo: After noshing on dozens of items from Trader Joe’s offerings of snacks, frozen meals, and ready-made desserts, we found 18 things that we’d happily stock in our own kitchens. Some of our favorites? A savory snack mix, a cult-favorite cheese, and a Spanish-style Tortilla Española.
A shopping list for your next Trader Joe’s trip→
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One last thing: On the ground at the Minnesota State Fair |
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Everything we learned about pickles, pickling, and more→
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