EVERYTHING.

Mostly.

What kind of stuff do you like? Their house-brand Oreos (called "Joe-Joe's) are seriously light years better than Oreos.

Their coffee is very, VERY good for really reasonable prices.

They have really good cheeses (especially the Pub Cheese, which is a spreadable cheese like Kakhuana, but with a texture more like whipped cream cheese, which makes it more spreadable, and easy to just dip a pretzel right into the tub).

The frozen sweet potato fries are yummy.

Oh, god, the frozen creamy polenta (with spinach and carrots) is excellent.

Oh, their various hummuses are awesome.

Indian microwave dinners. Tortillas if you aren't in the SW. Mango chicken sausages. Everything crackers. The rosemary-raisin crisps and tj's marscapone. The fruit&nut trek granola bars. I'm partial to their reuben wrap for a weekend treat. Pre-prepped rice in the freezer and shelf aisles.

OH, horseradish hummus is NOM.

Mango chicken sausages.

Oh lord YES!

They have a frozen veggie mix called Bean So Green that is really, really good. It may be the only way I get green veggies in my diet.

Their nuts and dried fruit are good and pretty cheap compared to other stores.

I'm pretty sure their olive oil and balsamic vinegar are also good and cheap compared to other stores.

Oh, Sweet Jesus. Their chocolate-chip "dunker" cookies -- specifically, the ones coated in chocolate on one side -- are PURE CRACK GET THEM NOW.

dcp,

the enchilada sauce is the bomb. as are the cuban black beans in a can.

the chocolate chip cookies in the freezer section are yummy. any of their chips (I like white corn myself), pink lemonade YAY.

despite the cheese scandals, I eat their monterey jack and cheddar without any problems.

Everything. All the candies! The chocolate-covered things! Frozen dinners and interesting veggies and sides! The dried fruits, and yummy chips!

I can vouch that the flourless chocolate cake in the bakery section is really good. Rather brownie-like, but OMG so tasty.

Also, from what I remember when I ate gluten, their rosemary foccacia in their bakery section is good, and their english muffins and blueberry scones are really good.

The Greek yogurt is good and cheaper than Dannon or Yoplait (unless you have a coupon for Dannon or Yoplait).

You are making me hungry, and we will never get a TJ's here because Wegman's pretty much controls Rochester (even though they have closed all but one store within the city limits.