GrubGirl.

Thanks to reader Ben’s tip on the Trader Joe’s Pesto Pizza looking just like the Amy’s Organic Pesto Pizza. I had to check out the photos on the boxes to confirm this. The Trader Joe’s box is a bit small, but I’ve included both. You decide:

What do you think? I’ll try to get a bigger photo of the Trader Joe’s box soon, but from what I can see, it looks like an inverted photo of the pizza on the Amy’s box.

I thought I had some uniquely keen powers of observation, but I can’t take credit for being the first to discover an uncanny similarity between the Trader Joe’s Pesto Tortellini bowl and the Amy’s Organic meal with the same name.

A quick heads up for any of you healthy-but-busy eaters getting your groceries at Trader Joe’s:  you’ll need your own bowl for cooking their frozen oatmeal.

Though nothing on the packaging would have me believe that this was a more portable option than I assumed, except for the photo of the oatmeal in a bowl, I did wish that this came in its own container. So many of Trader Joe’s other frozen meals are in typical microwavable containers, why not this one?  I guess that’s what happens when you ASSuME.

If you’ve ever eaten a Korean BBQ dinner, you know that it does not come cheap, at least in San Francisco. Generally there’s a minimum requirement of ordering 2 servings of meat, that range in the mid-$20s each. And then you have to grill the meat yourself?