Trader Joe’s Turkey Meatballs – A Healthy and Flavorful Dinner Staple

2 meatballs of trader joe’s turkey meatballs contains 100 Calories. The macronutrient breakdown is 16% carbs, 41% fat, and 43% protein. This is a good source of protein (21% of your Daily Value).

Trader Joe’s turkey meatballs have become a go-to easy dinner option for many. Their convenience flavor and nutrition make them an ideal choice for busy weeknights or casual gatherings with friends. After trying Trader Joe’s version 2.0 of their turkey meatballs, I’m convinced they are better than ever.

As a long-time fan of Trader Joe’s food products, I was eager to get my hands on their revamped turkey meatballs. Version 2.0 boasts enhancements to create an even better tasting and textured meatball. After cooking up a batch I can confirm the changes are positive.

Here are my thoughts after enjoying Trader Joe’s new and improved turkey meatballs:

An Appealing Texture

The first thing I noticed about version 2.0 is the texture. The meatballs hold together better and have a pleasant, bouncy bite. They don’t crumble apart or feel mushy. The outside develops a nice char while the interior stays juicy. The breadcrumbs and touch of cheese give them just the right amount of softness.

Well-Seasoned Flavor

In terms of taste, the seasoning blend hits the right notes. Hints of garlic onion and black pepper add warmth without overpowering. The turkey flavor remains pronounced. There is also a subtle sweetness that balances everything out. Overall, the flavor profile is spot-on.

Added Versatility

I appreciate that these turkey meatballs can be prepared in the oven, stovetop, or even an air fryer. No matter which cooking method I use, they turn out moist and delicious. Their neutral flavor allows them to work in everything from pastas and pizzas to soups and subs.

Nutritional Value

With only 110 calories and 2 grams of fat per meatball, these are a healthier alternative to bulked up beef versions. The 10 grams of protein help keep you full. Trader Joe’s also uses all natural ingredients with no artificial preservatives or colors.

Convenient and Budget-Friendly

At just $4.99 per 14 ounce bag, Trader Joe’s turkey meatballs offer exceptional value. Keeping bags frozen on hand makes putting together quick meals a breeze. Even my kids love them, so we end up eating them multiple times a month.

For an easy, protein-packed meal, Trader Joe’s version 2.0 turkey meatballs deliver. Their enhancements make them springier and more flavorful than ever. I highly recommend grabbing a few bags on your next TJ’s run!

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FAQ

How many calories in a 2 inch turkey meatball?

Nutritional Information: Per serving (4, 1-inch meatballs or 2, 2-inch meatballs): 177.6 calories; 6.3g total fat (1.4g saturated, 0.4g polyunsaturated, 0.4g monounsaturated); 249.6mg sodium; 86mg cholesterol; 7.5g carbohydrate; 0.4g fiber; 0.6g sugars; 23.3g protein; 29.2mg potassium.

How many calories are in Trader Joe’s Turkey Meatballs?

There are 100 calories in 2 meatballs (71 g) of Trader Joe’s Turkey Meatballs. * The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Can you air fry Trader Joe’s Turkey Meatballs?

Trader Joe’s frozen turkey meatballs are absolutely delicious and cost $4.49 a bag. They’re already fully cooked, so all you have to do is heat them up. I like to spray some avocado oil in my air-fryer basket and cook them on 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 12 to 14 minutes.

Are Trader Joe’s meatballs already cooked?

Seasoned with sea salt, oregano, basil, onion and garlic powder, rosemary, parsley, and black pepper, these meatballs make my taste buds happy with minimal effort. They are pre-cooked, so all I have to do is pop these babies into a warm pan with some olive oil and roll them around until they are nicely browned.