Trader Joes fans are snapping up this new $3 product in multiples because they say it tastes good on everything

Forget Everything But the Bagel seasoning — there’s a new cult-favorite spice taking over Trader Joe’s fans’ pantries.The grocery is known for its endless stream of viral products, now has another that shoppers are obsessing over.Trader Joe’s Aglio Olio Seasoning Blend is garlicky, spicy and the latest must-have to go viral. The blend is inspired by the classic Italian dish, Spaghetti Aglio e Olio — pasta tossed in olive oil, garlic, and chili flakes.

The pasta is simple, as is the seasoning, which is why fans say it works.It cuts the complexity of multiple spices down to a single shaker. For just $2.49 per shaker, TJ’s fanatics are stocking up and buying this mix in bulk.

The bottle is packed with punchy ingredients: minced garlic, parsley, red bell pepper, red chili pepper, safflower oil and sea salt flakes.It’s a pantry staple that can transform any weeknight meal, with fans describing its packed flavor. Trader Joe’s seasoning line has been deemed some of their best products.

Aside from the viral success of their “Everything But the Bagel” seasoning and the Coffee and Garlic BBQ Rub, they’ve also experimented with everything from pickle-flavored blends to salmon rubs.Yet, the Aglio Olio seasoning manages to stand out for its versatility.

Customers insist it tastes good on virtually anything that needs a savory kick.Reddit users are fueling the hype.One fan labeled the spice “god tier” on pizza and another declared it an absolute “10/10 must buy.” One Trader Joe’s reviewer called it “one of my top three TJ’s seasonings of all time,” noting it’s mildly spicy but packed with flavor.

Whether it’s pasta, orzo, rice, or pizza, they say, “I’d add it to anything Italian.”A reviewer from Simply Recipes agrees, noting the real magic is in the versatility.They’ve slapped it on flatbreads topped with ricotta and roasted veggies, mixed it into scrambled eggs, tossed it into fresh salads and put it on sandwich sprea...

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Publisher: New York Post

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