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Box of Frozen Trader Joe's Pear Tarte
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Trader Joe's Pear Tarte Cooked in Oven
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Slice of Baked Trader Joe's Pear Tarte

We've seen and passed by Trader Joe's Pear Tartes several times, but last time, we finally decided to try one. I don't think I've ever had any type of fruit tart before since I don't really like fruity desserts.

We followed the conventional oven instructions on the box and heated the pear tart for 20 minutes in the oven and let it cool for another 30 minutes, although it's nice that it has microwave instructions, also.

The pear tart looked delicious, and the pears and custard were covered in a nice glaze. It had a nice, crunchy crust that was more dense than flaky, but I enjoyed it. The custard wasn't overly sweet and tasted of cream. The pears were tart and sweet, and their texture was just right; they weren't too mushy or crunchy. The overall flavor was very balanced.

Although the pear tart tasted good, unfortunately, both my boyfriend and I ended up with big headaches after having a slice each. I often get headaches when I eat foods with a custard, but my boyfriend usually doesn't, so it was odd that we both ended up with headaches. Because of our bad headaches, we ended up just throwing the rest away. :(

Overall Rating:
Blegh
Food: Trader Joe's Pear Tarte
Source: Trader Joe's, Tucson, AZ
Rating (Taste): Good
Rating (Overall Experience): Blegh
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5 Comments

REVIEW – Trader Joe’s Pear Tarte (Frozen)

  • Josan chen

    I love love love Trader jJoes pear Tarte. I want it back please. I pray that happens.
    I has been searched all kind pear trade but only this pear trade is best.

    Please bring it back
    Thank you

  • Cheryl Engel

    This was my favorite desert at Trader Joe’s. Please bring back.

    • Yuri

      It’s no longer available?? I actually wanted to buy this after reading :(

    • Saul Schaefer

      My favorite dessert too! If you’re reading this, Trader Joe, please bring it back!

  • Sam Clemens

    You’ll never make it France. This is a standard type of dessert available in so many street cafés. Subtlety in flavor is inevitably wasted on America.

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