Trader Joe’s pulls popular holiday item over ‘standards’ issue
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In an unexpected turn of events, Trader Joe’s has decided to remove one of its beloved seasonal staples from its shelves. The absence of Candy Cane Joe-Joe’s, a festive twist on their popular sandwich cookies, will be felt throughout the holiday season due to a quality control issue, as confirmed by company representatives.

The well-loved cookies, known for their delightful candy-cane pieces, won’t be making their annual appearance this year. Trader Joe’s stated that the latest batch failed to meet the company’s stringent standards. This means that fans of the holiday treat will have to wait until at least next year to enjoy them again.

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