30 Must-Buy Trader Joe's Products For Easy, Healthy Meal Prepping

Use these vegan cheese shreds in tacos, soups, salads, and more. You can also put them on a light pizza, too.

Perfect for whipping up on a chilly night, these frozen sweet potatoes can be made into a variety of different meals. Try using them in bread recipes, for veggie burgers, and even in pancake batter!

Look for this package in the fridge section by the other veggies. You can sauté this quickly to use in place of pasta.

Found in the fridge section, cook up zucchini noodles as a spaghetti alternative for quick, easy, and healthy dinner.

These are more expensive than buying fresh eggs, but they’re cooked AND peeled, saving you tons of time. Enjoy them for breakfast, add to salads, or use for snacks.

This is much easier and less messy than making your own dough or rolling out a ball of premade pizza dough – and healthier, too, since it’s made with sprouted grains. Just add toppings for a quick dinner.

Heat this quinoa up, and use it in place of oatmeal for a fruity, nutty, mapley breakfast.

Much easier than dealing with bunches of regular kale that you need to wash and chop, just add handfuls of this baby kale to mason jars for an easy-to-make salad base.

Found in the fridge section, these are fully cooked and ready to eat.

Fully cooked, you can season this any way you want to add to salads, or to make chicken salad.

Save time marinating and baking your own tofu and buy this instead – it’s firm, perfectly salty, and each square offers 16 grams of protein. Cube it to add to salads or sauté in a quick evening stir-fry.

Sauté a bag of these to add to cooked grains for lunches for the week.

Love carrots in your salads? Forget taking out the cutting board – just use these shredded carrots. You can also sauté them and use as a pasta alternative.

Add this bag of plain corn, edamame, and diced red pepper to a can of black beans, and use as a simple burrito filling for a quick dinner.

A fast and delicious source of plant-based protein, these taste like real meatballs! Just microwave and add to pasta or whole grains, or pack for snacks. No need to spend time making your own.

Found in the freezer section, these carrot spirals are a fun and sweet alternative to spaghetti.

Steel cut oatmeal is filling and delicious, and this one cooks up in minutes (compared to 40 if you do it yourself).

Consider your smoothie already made!

Forget cooking brown rice on the stove for 40 minutes. When you want rice with dinner, this cooks up in minutes!

For a supersimple meal, just add a can of pinto or kidney beans seasoned with cumin, garlic, and a little cayenne pepper, chopped broccoli, a little shredded kale, and that’s it! Sauté in a little oil, and you’re done. Not a glamorous meal, but it’s quick and packed with protein and fiber. Or use in your lunch meal prep.

Found in the freezer section, just add to a roasting pan with olive oil, salt, and pepper, and it’s a cinch!

Found in the fridge section, just cook up a couple bags to use as rice in your lunch meal prep.

Steam a bag and add to your lunch containers – no knife and cutting board needed!

No cutting board and knife needed to battle heads of cauliflower! Steam or bake this – it has four different varieties of cauliflower! Find it in the frozen section.

Just add one package of diced super-extra-firm tofu (or two packages of the marinated tofu from Trader Joe’s), half a cup of frozen corn, half a cup of frozen edamame, and two cups of frozen broccoli. Dinner is ready in fewer than 10 minutes!

No washing or cutting needed, you can do so much with these frozen veggies! Season a few bags, and they’d be a great side dish for lunches.

If you love cauliflower rice, you’ll love broccoli rice. Sauté a few bags to add to lunch containers instead of rice.

For a quick protein-packed snack, Trader Joe’s makes a few varieties of premade trail mix packs, so you can grab these instead of making them yourself.

Add these to containers with hummus for easy snacks.

Make a week’s worth of overnight oats with a bag of this or cook up some protein bars to use as snacks for the week.