Discovering Italian food at Trader Joe’s

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ItalianFood.net’s travel through the aisles of the retailer’s store in San Francisco
Discovering Italian food at Trader Joe’s

At the sidelines of the Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 edition, ItalianFood.net visited one of Trader Joe’s stores in San Francisco to discover which Italian food & beverage products are present on the shelves.

Along with various Italian products – from Citterio cold cuts to Balsamic vinegar of Modena PGI to many kind of typical and authentic Italian wines – we found many private label products under the Trader Giotto’s brand, and some Italian sounding counterfeiting on the cheese shelves.

Watch the gallery to begin the journey among the aisles:

Sanpellegrino fruit juices
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Sanpellegrino mineral water on the shelves
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Citterio cold cuts on the shelves
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Italy’s Citterio cured meats are present
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Many different Italian wines are present, such as Pinot Grigio
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World renown Chianti wine on the shelves
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Barolo from Piedmont and Valpolicella from Veneto are also present
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Chianti wine
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From Piedmont to Tuscany to Veneto, many Italian region are present on Trader’s Joe wine shelves
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Montepulciano d’Abruzzo red wine is on the shelves
10/23
Prosecco is present on the shelves
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Prosecco wine
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Rosé wines from Italy on display
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Sangiovese from Romagna is also present
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Some kinds of Aglianico and Primitivo wine from Apulia
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Balsamic vinegar fo Modena PGI is present together with aple cider vinegar from the USA
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Balsamic vinegar of Modena is on the shelves
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Extra virgin olive oil under the Trader Giotto’s brand
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Trader Giotto’s cheese bites imported from Italy
19/23
Trader Joe’s fusilli and other pasta shapes
20/23
Trader Joe’s basil pesto’s private label
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Trader Joe’s extra virgin olive oil
22/23
Grated Parmigiano Reggiano
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