I love these pea’s. Why are they no longer available? I will buy by the case
Rated 1 out of 5
C. Owen –
TJ’s recently stopped carrying the frozen Petite Peas they were getting from Italy, which were sweet and delicious and appeared to be true petite (early harvest) peas. The ones they are carrying now (Sept 2021) are NOT sweet nor do I think they are true “petite” peas, which are generally smaller in circumference because they are picked when very young. The ones you see in the photo above just say “Product of the USA.” I don’t recommend them.
Rated 5 out of 5
Serenity Guedel –
These are fine. They are sweeter, smaller, and far less starchy than the majority of frozen peas available on the market. If they’re not imported from Italy…so what? They’re great.
Rated 5 out of 5
J –
Please bring back the petite peas. Can’t get them at TJ’s in Maryland.
Rated 5 out of 5
Maya –
The *Italian* baby peas that TJ’s used to carry were a staple for me for years: sweet and tender, easy to digest, delicious on their own or with eggs, salmon, shrimp, etc. Their current replacement is nothing special: still better than WF’s inedible offering in this category, but neither particularly sweet nor tender. Not worth buying for me. Why, oh why, can’t we have our old peas back?!
Rated 1 out of 5
Cindy –
Yikes. These are nothing like the frozen petite peas TJ’s used to carry. Cooked a bag for Thanksgiving and they were hard as little pebbles. Hoping we just had an “off” bag, cooked another. Nope, awful tasting hard peas. We used to love TJ’s frozen petite peas, they were tender and sweet. Won’t be buying again, it’s like these went through a radioactive blast. Bag says product of Belgium.
maureen webber –
I love these pea’s. Why are they no longer available? I will buy by the case
C. Owen –
TJ’s recently stopped carrying the frozen Petite Peas they were getting from Italy, which were sweet and delicious and appeared to be true petite (early harvest) peas. The ones they are carrying now (Sept 2021) are NOT sweet nor do I think they are true “petite” peas, which are generally smaller in circumference because they are picked when very young. The ones you see in the photo above just say “Product of the USA.” I don’t recommend them.
Serenity Guedel –
These are fine. They are sweeter, smaller, and far less starchy than the majority of frozen peas available on the market. If they’re not imported from Italy…so what? They’re great.
J –
Please bring back the petite peas. Can’t get them at TJ’s in Maryland.
Maya –
The *Italian* baby peas that TJ’s used to carry were a staple for me for years: sweet and tender, easy to digest, delicious on their own or with eggs, salmon, shrimp, etc. Their current replacement is nothing special: still better than WF’s inedible offering in this category, but neither particularly sweet nor tender. Not worth buying for me. Why, oh why, can’t we have our old peas back?!
Cindy –
Yikes. These are nothing like the frozen petite peas TJ’s used to carry. Cooked a bag for Thanksgiving and they were hard as little pebbles. Hoping we just had an “off” bag, cooked another. Nope, awful tasting hard peas. We used to love TJ’s frozen petite peas, they were tender and sweet. Won’t be buying again, it’s like these went through a radioactive blast. Bag says product of Belgium.