15 New Trader Joe's Products Out in September (We Can't Get Enough of #9)

It’s finally sweater weather. And while some retailers started packing store shelves with pumpkin-everything months ago, Trader Joe’s isn’t following this pre-season trend.

Instead, you’ll find plenty of hot new products that go beyond the same boring cinnamon and nutmeg-spiced selections. So go ahead and fill your cart, keep your grocery budget on track, and save money with the best Trader Joe’s hacks.

We’ve got you covered with deals on everything from gourmet goodies to breakfast bites.

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

Price: $3.49

Fans of Trader Joe’s other egg bite flavors will enjoy the new cheddar and turkey sausage addition to the lineup.

Made from cage-free eggs, this ready-to-heat-and-eat morning meal has 17 grams of protein per serving. And bonus, this foodie find is a steal compared to what you could pay at a restaurant or Starbucks for a similar breakfast item.

Price: $2.99

Upgrade your PB and J with this honey-infused pick. Made with dry-roasted peanuts, salt, and honey, the sweet blend doesn’t contain chemicals, preservatives, or additives.

You can save over $2 with this Trader Joe’s deal. Target sells the same size of Jutsin’s Honey Peanut Butter for $5.69.

Price: $4.49

They’re finally back. Trader Joe’s new September products include a few returning favorites, and customers rave about this fall find.

Each box comes with six donuts for $4.49. You won’t find this half-dozen deal in a chain bakery or specialty store.

Price: $5.99

Get this spicy dried chili cheese while it’s hot. This limited-edition item won’t last long, making it a can’t-miss find.

Made by the Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Company, this amped-up version of the beloved Toma is a fan favorite. Orange peel, black caraway seeds, powdered ginger, and dried seaweed add to the unexpectantly savory flavor.

Price: $3.49

This seeded selection is so much more than plain bread. It includes sunflower kernels, sesame, barley, rye, oats, and more.

Start your morning off right with multigrain toast, make a gourmet grilled cheese for lunch, or stack a sandwich for dinner.

Compare this loaf’s $3.49 price tag to $5.29 for the name-brand Pepperidge Farm Light Style 7-Grain Bread at Target.

Price: $1.99

Pineapple and orange flavors give this sparkling drink the taste of summer. Even though fall is near, you still have time for picnics and outdoor parties.

Mix this bubbly beverage into a cocktail or drink it over ice. A 12-ounce can cost less than $2 right now.

Price: $8.99

Skip the same hanging plants you usually buy and try these succulents. The thick leaves and alien-like features give bargain baskets major aesthetic value.

At $8.90 per succulent, this greenery is a bargain. The Home Depot sells similar hanging baskets for $18.90.

Price: $1.99

Trader Joe’s turned its Crunch Chili Onion into a new seasoning blend. Onion, garlic, chili pepper flakes, dried bell peppers, dried Szechuan pepper, and brown sugar give this spice a tangy taste with a bit of zip.

Mix it into hamburger meat, add it to a tomato sauce, or sprinkle a few pinches into a homemade salad dressing.

Price: $2.99

These crackers have heat. Spice up a party platter with the new Trader Joe’s bargain buy. At $2.99 per box, these fiery crackers are a budget-friendly deal.

Pair this pick with everything from hummus to cheese. You can add sliced grilled veggies or pepperoni to make tiny, teeny sandwiches.

Price: $0.99

Trader Joe’s recently revived the brand’s boxed mac and cheese. Now that it’s back on store shelves, customers are raving about the tangy taste.

Redditor Kenziep44 wrote, “TJ’s tastes almost exactly like Kirfat’s, but I can taste the cheddar.” And you’ll save up to $0.30 over the brand name buy. Target sells Kraft’s classic mac for $1.29.

Price: $4.99

Treat your pup to a sweet — sweet potato that is. Your canine companion will crave these dehydrated veggie slices.

Each five-ounce pack costs less than $5. But at Target, you’ll pay $8.49 for the same size bag of turkey and sweet potato jerky.

Price: $4.99

Trader Joe’s Squiggly Knife Cut Style Noodles are a beloved buy that fans rave about. This new addition includes the same air-dried thin, wavy noodles — but with more spice.

Along with soy sauce and garlic, the new version also includes red chili powder, cayenne, soy sauce, garlic, and sesame paste.

Price: $2.69

Warm up on a chilly late-summer/early-autumn day with this revamped Trader Joe’s turkey chili. Fans of this pick may notice a whole new taste. The updated recipe has a bold flavor that you will savor.

Get a 15-ounce can of ground turkey, jalapeno, green chile pepper, and red bean-packed pick for the bargain price of $2.69.

Price: $5.99

Pass on pricey takeout. This Asian-inspired meal is an affordable alternative to similar restaurant menu items.

For less than $6, you’ll get wheat noodles, cabbage, bell peppers, and raw shrimp marinaded in ginger-shiitake sauce. Cook the seafood selection and serve it as-is, or pair the shrimp lo mein with braised tofu and extra veggies.

Price: $4.99

Indulge in this gluten-free goody. Trader Joe’s packs these chocolate chip cookies with plenty of flavor.

Fans compare the taste to Tate’s Bake Shop. But you’ll save $1 by shopping at TJ’s. Target sells the brand-name gluten-free sweets for $5.99.

Trader Joe’s newest products are must-have deals for a steal. Along with the retailer’s lineup of hot new fall finds, you can also save money on everyday essentials, frozen foods, desserts, and more.

Whether you’re planning a late-summer barbecue, an early fall event, or just need to stock up, TJ’s has everything you need this September. At these prices, you might have money left over to splurge on new Halloween decor.