Updated: Ranking the Best New Trader Joe's Products From August

If you're into Mexican wedding cookies then these key lime tea cookies will become your new obsession. The flaky butter cookies do not skimp on the tart, citrusy flavor. Just be sure to have friends around, because a tub of these alone may quickly result in overindulging.

You don't have to be a kid just to enjoy these Mac N' Cheezy Rays, which are basically like ravioli, stuffed with the cheese sauce from mac and cheese. There's no going wrong here! TJ's seasoned them up with some butter spray, and admittedly, it was awesome.

Sweet and smoky salmon jerky is likely to become a staple snack for you (if you're a fish fan). TJ's updated its salmon jerky recipe, and we're very appreciative of that. Unlike the older version, the bite-sized pieces are easy to chew and don't exude a strong fishy odor.

Holy crap! $2 for frozen organic, vegan enchiladas seems too good to be tasty . . . but they are. The thick corn tortillas are stuffed with black beans, corn, black olives, zucchini, onions, green bell peppers, green chilies, and tofu. TOFU! Plus the thick tomato sauce really seals the delicious deal. This will be making it into our baskets on a weekly rotation.

Sriracha will always have a place in our hearts, but this new Green Dragon Hot Sauce is sizzling our taste buds in a positive way with jalapeños, tomatillos, cilantro, garlic, and habanero pepper powder. It has the perfect vinegar-y balance too.

When it comes to these marinated olives, here's what we're griping about: the package does not warn you that the olives contain pits. In addition, the vacuum-sealed packaging makes the olives look really shriveled and sad. That being said, the olives are briny, herby, and quite snackable. For $2, we could get over the other stuff.

We get that acidic flavors are having a moment, but dill-pickle-flavored popcorn?! The snack tastes almost like salt and vinegar with a strong presence of dill. We loved/hated it and couldn't tell if we kept snacking because we truly liked it or just because it continued to confuse our taste buds.

Look, we get that this stuff is 100 percent sourced from Greece and yada-yada, but it 100 percent does not taste like lemon. OK, maybe a smidgen, but definitely not enough to make a difference. We'll stick to purchasing regular olive oil.

Trader Joe's recently came out with a super seed blend that we loved, so imagine our disappointment when the cranberry flavor tasted like rancid coconut oil. There's nothing remotely delicious about this blend. Perhaps some ingredient in our bag was compromised by heat or sunlight, because there's no way TJ's would allow something this icky tasting on their shelves . . . They just wouldn't.