15 Awesome Trader Joe’s Pantry Items This June

As you prepare for your upcoming summer menus, make sure to browse Trader Joe's new and seasonal items to stock up your pantry. From seasonings to pasta, this fan-favorite chain has everything you need for an affordable price.

Want to try one of the most popular Trader Joe's hacks for loyal shoppers? Make sure to stop in during the week, early in the morning, or right before closing to avoid the busy summer crowds.

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

Price: $1.99

Spice up your summer meals with this delicious seasoning blend from Trader Joe's, featuring salt, chile pepper, Parmesan cheese, chipotle powder, dried cilantro, and cumin.

Reminiscent of Mexican street corn, the elote seasoning is perfect for tossing on top of popcorn, tortilla chips, or even watermelon. For only $2, this flavorful spice is a total steal.

Price: $3.29

If you grew up ordering the Dipped Cones at Dairy Queen, then you'll definitely want to check out this affordable, DIY version from Trader Joe's. Pour over your favorite ice cream or even over a frozen banana for that extra bit of nostalgia.

Make sure to stock up because this popular item is sure to sell out throughout the season.

Price: $12.49

Every kitchen needs some EVOO. Extra virgin olive oil is a staple for all types of cooking, from frying to baking. Or, if you want to try it the tried-and-true way, simply dip in your favorite crusty bread and take a bite.

Made of a blend of olives from Italy, this oil also comes with an attachable pour spout for easy cooking.

Price: $2.29

Instead of spending money on individual ingredients and taking even more time out of your day, why not pick up a ready-made curry sauce from Trader Joe's for less than $3? Simply add your favorite veggies and choice of protein for the most flavorful supper.

"My kids devoured everything coated in this sauce," wrote one Reddit user @wiggysbelleza.

Price: $3.49

Who wouldn't want the incredible combination of mac and cheese with smoky Hatch chiles? Trader Joe's delicious duo pairs elbow macaroni with a rich, creamy cheese sauce. Simply store in your freezer and heat up to serve and eat.

"It's incredible," wrote Reddit user @polkadotpup31. I always stock up when I go. The crusty bits around the edge just kill me."

Price: $3.49

If you're a fan of a sweet and quick morning meal, then you'll be obsessed with this organic breakfast treat from Trader Joe's. Made from organic cornmeal, this cereal is flavored with peanut butter and cocoa powder.

Best of all? This easy breakfast is gluten-free and only 160 calories per serving. This one is definitely worth keeping in the pantry for the summer.

Price: $3.99

Not all of us have the luxury of picking fresh tomatoes from our backyard, so this 8.5-ounce jar of slow-roasted tomatoes is the next best thing.

From a fourth-generation tomato processor in Turkey, these tomatoes are slow-roasted for eight hours and marinated in sunflower and olive oils for the ultimate "sun-soaked" taste.

Price: $2.99

If you're a fan of the sweet and salty combo, then you're going to want to pick up several jars of this peanut butter and honey duo. Spread on toast, pancakes, yogurt, and more.

Instead of spending over $5 on separate peanut butter and honey jars, why not get both for less? For only $3, this treat is an unbeatable deal.

Price: $4.99

While most of us are used to using vanilla extract, vanilla bean paste is another option we should never forget about, especially if we're planning on baking something with a strong vanilla flavor. Add to your favorite baking recipes, cocktails, milkshakes, coffee, and more.

Compare this to McCormick's 2-ounce Vanilla Paste Tube, available at Acme for $11.99.

Price: $3.99

This is a pantry staple you can't go without. Made of 100% premium white chicken breast meat, these 12.5-ounce cans are perfect for a quick salad, a lunch sandwich, or even to toss into a soup.

Each can contains 12 grams of protein and is made of three basic ingredients: chicken, water, and salt. What more could you need?

Price: $2.99

Unfortunately, we all get colds, even in the dead of summer. This season, make sure to stay super stocked up on chicken noodle soup just in case. Plus, it makes for a super-easy meal for those last-minute evenings.

"This soup tastes homemade," wrote Reddit user @PossibilityNo2419. "Lovely chunks of carrot and curly noodles! I would definitely recommend."

Price: $4.99

While most organic maple syrup prices start around $6 per bottle, Trader Joe's has a $5 version available made from Vermont syrup, harvested late in the season when the sap's sugar content is lower.

Pair with your morning pancakes, waffles, coffee, yogurt bowl, and more.

Price: $3.29

While other people may enjoy long-grain rice, Japanese rice, or wild rice, many loyal Trader Joe's customers will always choose their popular Jasmine rice. Grown in Thailand, jasmine rice, also known as hom mali, takes about 20 minutes to prepare and can go with just about anything.

Trader Joe's also offers a frozen version that takes only a few minutes to cook.

Price: $1.99

Whether you plan on making a summery pasta salad or a bowl of creamy mac and cheese, this organic farfalline pasta should be your go-to ingredient. Imported from Italy, this 16-ounce package of pasta contains tiny "butterfly" shapes with that classic Italian taste.

Add to a soup or toss with your favorite sauce for a light yet filling dish.

Price: $2.99

Having spray oil in the kitchen is so much easier than pouring out oil or butter every single time. However, we want to make sure we're using a version that not only tastes good but feels good.

This organic canola oil spray will not only save you time, but it's the perfect base coat for sautés, stir-fries, and more.

Whether you plan on hosting some gatherings or you simply want to save time shopping this summer, next time you head out on errands, stock up on all of the basic ingredients at your local Trader Joe's.

Stocking up on affordable pantry items is a great way to save more money. Instead of splurging on overpriced essentials, make sure to check out your local Trader Joe's first.