You'll Want to Buy (Almost) Every New Product From Trader Joe's This April

Longtime fans of Trader Joe's are no stranger to the original Joe-Joe's: the chocolate cookies that taste just like Oreos. And because Trader Joe's gives the people what they want, they turned the cookies into truffles that taste just like no-bake Oreo truffles. Each bite-size truffle is made with crumbled cookies and white chocolate and is dipped in dark chocolate and topped with pastel sprinkles. No one would be mad at you for bringing these to a dinner party.

Like many of Trader Joe's affordable whole-bean coffees, this new one is worth adding to your cart. The coffee is a blend of Kenyan AA, Ethiopian Sidamo and Tanzanian Arabica beans, and because it's a light roast it contains more caffeine. Don't forget that you can grind your beans at Trader Joe's near the coffee section if you don't have a grinder at home.

This is your average, totally solid trail mix that's great for stashing as a snack. The trail mix has a great balance of nuts, raisins, and chocolate candies, and its individual packaging makes it convenient for taking on road trips.

Not only does warmer weather mean it's time to switch to iced coffee, but it also means it's time to stock up on popsicles. Trader Joe's Cold Brew Latte Dessert Bars give you the best of both worlds: you can get your caffeine fix while snacking on a frozen treat, too. Not overly sweetened like other coffee pops we've had, these are equal parts sweet and bitter, with a strong espresso-forward flavor.

Those who prefer a semihard, buttery cheese will love Trader Joe's Cantal Cheese, a new cheese that comes from the Auvergne region of central France. You'll feel so very French as you sip on white wine and snack on bites of this just-tangy-enough cheese that would pair well with nuts and grapes. We're definitely adding this to our cheese plate along with some of the other best cheeses from Trader Joe's.

In a sea of new coffee-flavored items this month from Trader Joe's, there's also a new item tea drinkers will love. At just $1, the bottled Golden Oolong Tea is totally worth a buy and will satisfy your craving for a fragrant tea with just a little kick of caffeine. It's best served at room temperature so you can really taste the delicate flavors, but you could also refrigerate it. The added bonus? There are zero grams of sugar.

If you've tried and loved regular ghee (clarified butter), it's time to upgrade to Trader Joe's Seasoned Buffalo Ghee. No, it's not flavored with buffalo sauce — it's made with buffalo milk. With black mustard seed, turmeric, fennel seed, cumin, coriander, ginger, cinnamon, and cardamom, it's ideal for Indian cooking. Our only complaint is that the spices settle at the bottom of the jar so they're not exactly incorporated in each scoop.

Ever baked with coffee flour before? Its sole ingredient is coffee cherry pulp flour, meaning it's made entirely of the outer fruit that coffee beans grow inside of. The result is a cocoa-like flour with notes of cherry that can replace all-purpose flour in chocolate baking recipes, like coffee flour brownies.

Pop-Tart snobs might lift their noses at any other brand than the original, but if your motto is "the more breakfast pastries the merrier," you'll want to pick up Trader Joe's Organic Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Toaster Pastries. Each rectangular pastry is packed with a brown sugar and cinnamon filling, while the maple-like icing coats the top. Pro tip: don't forget to toast each one before serving so it gets nice and warm.

We weren't kidding when we said there are tons of coffee-flavored items from Trader Joe's this month. The next one you'll want to try for yourself is the bag of coffee-glazed almonds. Sweetened with a little bit of cane sugar and flavored with roasted espresso beans and sea salt, these are an exciting upgrade from plain-old almonds. We're partial to grabbing a handful of these while sipping on a postlunch latte to beat the afternoon slump.

Even coffee-lovers are slightly confused by Trader Joe's Coffee Syrup, a new item in the pantry section. While the package claims you can simply mix it with milk, add it to smoothies and milkshakes, or bake with it, we feel the flavor is much too strong to consume as is. It's really concentrated and has a lot of added sugar (cane sugar is the first ingredient), so unless you have a coffee-related baking project where this might be a fit, we'd recommend passing on this one.