Trader Joe’s always brings out a unique selection of seasonal treats throughout the year, but fall and winter’s releases usually take the cake. Some of the most popular Trader Joe’s treats sell out quickly and create a frenzy of shoppers who want to snag them before they’re gone.
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Scope out your local Trader Joe’s for these holiday treats if you want to stock up ahead of the crowd.
1. Non-Dairy Oat Creamer Gingerbread
- Price: $1.99
You’ve had your Christmas tree up since October, so you’ll love that Trader Joe’s released their new non-dairy Gingerbread oat creamer. When you’re looking for that classic gingerbread flavor in your coffee or tea, you won’t have to hit the Starbucks drive-thru to find it. For $2, you get 32 servings of this non-dairy oat creamer, which makes your morning brew both tasty and cost-effective.
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2. Thanksgiving Stuffing Seasoned Kettle Chips
- Price: $2.99
The Thanksgiving stuffing seasoned kettle chips are back at Trader Joe’s this year, just in time for Thanksgiving. These were a cult favorite last year, and now they’re taking a victory lap. If you haven’t tried these uniquely flavored chips yet, you’ll want to grab a bag before they sell out. These are flavored with salt, celery, thyme and sage, so you can enjoy all the best Turkey Day flavors minus the turkey.
3. Sleigh Ride Cookies
- Price: $3.99
Chocolate and peppermint are a flavor combination that’s perfect for the holiday season, and you’ll find it in these delectable little Sleigh Ride cookies from Trader Joe’s. They’re a mix of sugar cookie dough, crushed candy canes and the candy cane joe joes to create a crunchy, minty, chocolatey Christmas treat. These are only available for a limited time, so if you love them, you’ll definitely want to grab a few boxes before they disappear.
4. Teeny Tiny Maple Butter Tarts
- Price: $4.49
Hosting a friendsgiving or a holiday party? You’ll want to snag these teeny tiny maple butter tarts from Trader Joe’s for quick party-friendly bites. The flaky tart crust and the maple syrup-flavored filling add a sweet autumnal touch to your party’s food spread. Since they only take a few minutes to heat up and serve, it’s a great low-effort dessert option for busy hosts.
5. Cranberry Pecan Muffins
- Price: $5.49
Welcome the holiday season with these cranberry pecan muffins. The soft cake-like texture perfectly complements the crunch of pecans and the sweet, crumbly streusel topping. Eat it plain as a quick snack or lightly toast it with some salted butter to add a new layer of decadence to this breakfast side.
6. Teeny Tiny Pecan Pies
- Price: $5.49
As much as you love pecan pie, buying a large one means facing off the temptation of one more slice every time you walk past it. Keep your sweet tooth in check by getting these teeny tiny pecan pies from Trader Joe’s instead. These tiny pies make the perfect holiday treat without the added guilt since each one is just 190 calories.
7. Maple Pecan Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate
- Price: $9.99
Transform your morning iced coffee into a seasonal treat with the Maple Pecan cold brew concentrate from Trader Joe’s. This seasonal release is brewed for over 12 hours and infused with maple syrup, cinnamon, nutmeg and natural pecan flavor. Combine it with your favorite coffee creamer to make a homemade cold brew that tastes like it came from the coffee shop.
Disclaimer: Prices and availability accurate as of Nov. 23, 2025 and subject to change. All imagery sourced from TraderJoes.com.
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