15 New Trader Joe's Items Hitting Shelves in November (#11 Will Run Out Fast)

Fill your fridge, pack your pantry, and save money at Trader Joe’s this November. The retailer recently rolled out new and fan-favorite returning products across the store. And that means you can snag the season’s hottest deals on these bargain buys just in time for the holidays.

Stock up on everything you need to make this year’s Thanksgiving meal the most memorable family dinner of the year, everyday essentials, frozen food, prepared picks, and more right now. At these low prices, you can keep your budget in check and leave cash in your wallet.

Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $5.49 per pound

Grab this gourmet goodie before it's gone. Walnuts give the limited-time buy a fall flare and crunchy texture. Add this gouda to a holiday charcuterie board, layer it into a hearty post-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich, or pair it with Trader Joe’s Pumpkin Cranberry Crisps.

Even though $5.49 per pound may seem pricey, Whole Foods Market sells its plain 18-month-aged gouda cheese for $16.99 per pound.

Price: $4.99

What is a batard? This French bread looks like a slightly fuller, rounder baguette. The sweet fig and honey taste makes this pick perfect for pairing with the store’s brown sugar and maple syrup butter or cranberry goat cheese.

Price: $2.99

These boules make the perfect bowls for French onion soup or a hearty stew. But you don’t have to carve out and fill the bread with something else. Slice the sourdough selection and eat it as-is, smother it with honey peanut butter, or use it to make a grilled veggie and hummus sandwich.

Price: $5.49

Pass on pricey barista blends and try this new cold brew from Trader Joe’s instead. You’ll savor the sweet and subtly spiced vanilla cardamom flavor. Made from 100 percent Arabica beans, this high-quality blend rivals its competitors.

Get a 32-ounce bottle right now for under $5.50. At a Starbucks cafe, a single venti vanilla sweet cold brew costs $5.25.

Price: $4.99

Add this tart and tangy fall-flavored goat cheese to a party platter, or serve it with thinly sliced rustic multigrain bread. The returning product is back on store shelves — and in an extra-large eight-ounce size. Compare Trader Joe’s low $4.99 price to $8.99 for four ounces of Cypress Grove’s chevre at Whole Foods Market.

Price: $3.99

Switch out your usual decaf coffee for this flavor-filled alternative. The carob, barley, and chicory herbal tea is USDA organic and caffeine-free.

For $3.99, you’ll get 10 instant tea bags. A 10-count box of Twinings K-Cup pods costs over $10 on Amazon. Redditor Scary-Huckleberry403 praised the quality-price combo, “Tried it and like it a lot. Great value, especially for a roasted tea with ingredients like this.”

Price: $3.49

Save time and money with this turkey bone broth. Instead of making stock from scratch, open, pour, and eat this protein-rich pick. Use it to whip up a hearty soup with your Thanksgiving leftovers or simmer it into roast veggies.

The 17-ounce box is a steal for under $3.50. Thrive Market’s version sells for $6.99.

Price: $4.79

Don’t pay takeout prices for this Asian-inspired item. Trader Joe’s new Teriyaki Chicken Bowl has all the flavor you expect — but at a fraction of the cost. The 11.25-ounce bowl is packed with dark meat chicken, Calrose rice, carrots, broccoli, and bok choy.

Price: $4.29

Snag a box of three roti (traditional Indian flatbread) for less than $4.50. But that’s not all. You’ll also get a generous portion of red curry — made with lemongrass, spur chiles, bird's eye chiles, galangal, and Thai basil.

In-the-know Trader Joe’s shoppers seem to enjoy this new frozen find. Redditor Basic-Nebula-2285 posted, “So I just had it for the first time — my favorite new product from TJ’s in a long time. Absolutely delicious.”

Price: $2.99

This returning product is a fan favorite. The seasonal limited-time vegan buy is dairy, lactose, and gluten-free. Pour it over Pumpkin O’s cereal, blend it into a sweet fruit smoothie, or add it to a homemade PSL.

Price: $2.99

Why use plain butter when you could top pancakes, waffles, or toast with brown sugar and maple syrup version? Step up your brunch game with this seasonal selection. The flavorful fall spread is made with dark grade-A maple syrup, giving it a decadently rich taste.

The new dairy section item may not last long on store shelves. Reddit user CocktailTom wrote, “I work at Trader Joe’s and served it this morning on multigrain toast. We nearly sold out of all the butter.”

Price: $3.79

Pumpkin pie and apple turnovers can take a back seat to these Brazilian truffles. Made with cocoa, sweetened condensed milk, and cultured butter, the sprinkle-coated chocolate spheres are an indulgent addition to Trader Joe’s frozen treat aisle. Grab a box of the Brigadeiros before they’re gone. The beloved bonbons are a limited-time returning product.

Price: $4.49

Fans of Trader Joe’s Tiramisu Torte are in for a treat. This revamped recipe features a base layer of ladyfingers soaked in Marsala wine and coffee and a rich, creamy layer of sweetened mascarpone cheese. Topped with a decadent dusting of cocoa powder, the ready-to-thaw tiramisu is a dessert lover’s dream.

You’ll get two single-serve trays for $4.49. That’s a fraction of what you could pay for a similar restaurant-quality dessert.

Price: $3.49

Celebrate the holidays with this 25.4-ounce bottle of sparkling cider. Pour the sweet, slightly tart, non-alcoholic beverage over ice, serve it chilled in a champagne flute, or mix it into an autumn-inspired mocktail.

Price: $3.99

It’s back on store shelves for the fall. The rolled oat, dried Honeycrisp apple slice, honey, cane sugar, and molasses blend is mixed with cinnamon, ginger, clove, and cardamom. This 12-ounce size is a must-have deal for $3.99. Walmart sells Kind Zero’s eight-ounce bag of Apple Cinnamon Nut Granola for more than $6.

Don’t wait to fill your cart with Trader Joe’s newest products. These budget-friendly instant classics will fly off store shelves. From teriyaki chicken that’s less expensive than takeout to gourmet gouda cheese, these foodie finds are can’t-miss bargain buys.

The savings don’t stop at the register. Use the top rewards credit cards to earn cash back, travel points, and other valuable perks on eligible purchases this fall.