Vegetable Samosa Burrito

I bought this vegan vegetable burrito at TJs for a quick meal. I microwaved it and it didn’t turn out looking very pretty but it was actually tasty and filling. I’m not a fan of samosas or their flavoring in general but I think if someone likes samosas this is a great meal option. It had tons of veggies in it and a nice amount of a chutney that wasn’t too spicy. #veganquickmeal #vegantraderjoes #veganfortheanimals #veganwraps

Solid. Tasty samosa burrito. Not legit Indian or legit Mexican, but yummy anyway. Could use a little more spice. Conveniently available at #traderjoes

I needed some variety in my lunches and this was the perfect thing! It has tang and spice with chunks of veggies in a super convenient wrap. I would get it again 😋 TJ’s labels their vegan stuff, which is lovely. #vegantraderjoes

This grab-and-go #wrap from Trader Joe’s refrigerators came in clutch when I needed a speedy and fuss-free lunch! I definitely appreciated the unambiguous vegan labeling on the front, as the ingredients list was a bit too long to stand around and scrutinize. I warmed it up in the lazier #lazyvegan way — office microwave — which resulted in a soft, pliable-yet-not-soggy tortilla. It exceeded my expectations for ready-to-eat, although I soon found myself yearning for the crisp crust of a true samosa . . . perhaps a quick trip to the air fryer would have done the trick? The filling was a flavorful, well-spiced potato base with plentiful chunks of carrot, cauliflower, and green peas in each bite. I thought that the seasoning was excellent, although the texture felt tediously mushy. The burrito was filling (to the point of being a bit heavy,) so I’d consider the $3.99 price tag reasonable. Not my first choice, but not bad, either — certainly a solid option for when you’re in a rush.

I really enjoyed this. Loved the flavors, tasted just like a samosa.