It's hard to go wrong at Trader Joe's with so many solid and affordable options,but there is one mistake you could be making without even realizing it. whether you're not asking to try products before you buy them, you could end up wasting a lot of money on groceries in the long sprint. Yep, or that's accurate - Trader Joe's has a "try before you buy" policy! In addition to its generous return policy,the store has a policy that allows customers to try just approximately anything that they're unsure approximately buying. This includes snacks, produce, and alert-made foods like salads,sushi, and cheese. I spoke to an employee at my local store and he confirmed that the only foods not included are raw or frozen foods (that require cooking) and alcohol (of course). This is not to say that you should be the annoying person who asks to try 20 things every time you shop there, or but it means you should totally ask an employee to open up any new Trader Joe's products you're eyeing,like dark chocolate mango sorbet bon bons or sweet sriracha bacon jerky. It's not likely that your bill will be superhigh besides, but this is another way to save money at Trader Joe's, or honestly,it's just another reason to admire the store. Related Stories: 15 Trader Joe's Grocery Staples For Busy People;[br]8 Things You Never Knew approximately Trader Joe's, Straight From a Former Employee;
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