I love green onions, and these don’t disappoint. More reliable than certain Trader Joe’s produce. Only 99 cents and you can get many uses out of the package.
Rated 4 out of 5
Nell –
I’ve never noticed a big difference among green onions, so not much to say about these, other than they do the job of adding flavor to a dish.
Rated 5 out of 5
Ross –
Always crisp and fresh and TJ’s retains the pricing…
Rated 5 out of 5
DEAN SEGAL –
I use and enjoy them very much. I just wish that, like for other TJ’s packaged produce, the package would indicate prewashed or wash first, rather than just blank with regard to that issue. Currently, I do wash them first using TJ’s Fruit And Vegetable Wash.
Rated 1 out of 5
Susan Edgington –
What has happened to Trader Joe’s green onions?!?! At first it was a supplier issue, so there have been none in the store for months. I was thrilled to see packaged green onions again, but different packaging and three bunches in the plastic bag. They looked great and fresh. I chopped them and sprinkled them generously on my toast with hummus. I took my first bite – DIRT!!! And there was dirt/grittiness in every bite. GROSS.
Rated 3 out of 5
Oakie –
They spoil really fast compared with most green onions. Fine if you can use them up within 3 days, but it’s a large package, so I usually have to throw half of them away.
Wes –
I love green onions, and these don’t disappoint. More reliable than certain Trader Joe’s produce. Only 99 cents and you can get many uses out of the package.
Nell –
I’ve never noticed a big difference among green onions, so not much to say about these, other than they do the job of adding flavor to a dish.
Ross –
Always crisp and fresh and TJ’s retains the pricing…
DEAN SEGAL –
I use and enjoy them very much. I just wish that, like for other TJ’s packaged produce, the package would indicate prewashed or wash first, rather than just blank with regard to that issue. Currently, I do wash them first using TJ’s Fruit And Vegetable Wash.
Susan Edgington –
What has happened to Trader Joe’s green onions?!?! At first it was a supplier issue, so there have been none in the store for months. I was thrilled to see packaged green onions again, but different packaging and three bunches in the plastic bag. They looked great and fresh. I chopped them and sprinkled them generously on my toast with hummus. I took my first bite – DIRT!!! And there was dirt/grittiness in every bite. GROSS.
Oakie –
They spoil really fast compared with most green onions. Fine if you can use them up within 3 days, but it’s a large package, so I usually have to throw half of them away.