Trader Joe's in Kingwood
Trader Joe's in Kingwood
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YES and one the reasons I like TJ is because they do have healthier products, but if you read the labels most of those products come from other countries, France, Italy, Greece, Canada, Belgium---countries who don't add all the bad crap in their foods that we do here in the US.
Cbear : Yes, but TJ's was voted one of the cheapest grocery stores in the nation a couple of years ago. And they practice healthy alternatives when preparing their meals, no preservatives, dyes, etc. as much as possible. So worth it! I've been emailing them for a good year to open up a store closer to me. I'm a transplant from California and TJ's is everywhere there.
DixieDee Cbear : I like a lot of their items. The cookies are mostly from Belgium and Germany. Some are from Italy so they have good ingredients in them (like butter instead of palm oil). As a baker I always prefer butter to any seed oil.
DixieDee Cbear : I like a lot of their items. The cookies are mostly from Belgium and Germany. Some are from Italy so they have good ingredients in them (like butter instead of palm oil). As a baker I always prefer butter to any seed oil.
Cbear : I am so excited. It has been back and forth on if they were opening or not. A few weeks ago I went to the one in Houston and the manager confirmed the KW one WAS going to open (I had gone to the same location a few months prior and was told, there was a good chance it would not open) so it was back and forth. When my friend snapped this picture I was so excited!
YES and one the reasons I like TJ is because they do have healthier products, but if you read the labels most of those products come from other countries, France, Italy, Greece, Canada, Belgium---countries who don't add all the bad crap in their foods that we do here in the US.
I mean even if you are not a Trader Joe's fan, at least it provides some competition to the area and will help keep the traffic down some of the other grocery stores. Kingwood is too big to really only have 2 main grocery stores--HEB and Kroger.
But that is one of the way they keep their costs down. At least they do provide paper bags for your groceries unlike Aldi LOL
Have you ever been to a Trader Joe's? I think you will like it. It is just neat to look at the selection of products and they get lots of neat imported stuff around the holidays.
Cbear : Have you ever been to a Trader Joe's? I think you will like it. It is just neat to look at the selection of products and they get lots of neat imported stuff around the holidays.
Cbear : But that is one of the way they keep their costs down. At least they do provide paper bags for your groceries unlike Aldi LOL
Cbear : I mean even if you are not a Trader Joe's fan, at least it provides some competition to the area and will help keep the traffic down some of the other grocery stores. Kingwood is too big to really only have 2 main grocery stores--HEB and Kroger.
SO EXCITED!!!!! I saw a post on FB with this picture and was so happy! I told my husband that unless I see actual proof of a sign posted, I wouldn't believe it. Hope they open before the holidays. I want to get their danish cookies because they're sooooo good and only sold during that time.
that will be good. i hate going to the one in the woodlands. but this one will probably be a pain to get to since it is in kingwood. i wish they would put one near valley ranch
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