#peaches

#peaches

Trader Joe's yellow cling canned peaches are a deceptively simple luxury. Sold in a 24.7-ounce jar for under $5, shoppers rave about their versatility, surprisingly fresh flavor, and quality. This means they often sell out quickly, making them hard to find when you crave them most. If you want to enjoy a juicy burst of seasonal flavor year-round, you can use this simple, two-ingredient trick for your own homemade Trader Joe's canned peaches dupe.

Next, you need dark chocolate chips or bars. Around 60% cocoa is what you want. Milk chocolate won't set quite right, and a darker chocolate might be too firm or unpleasant - we ranked several dark chocolate bars, so you can see what fares best. Melt one and a half cups of the chocolate and then add it into the peach puree until blended.

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When removing a pit from a peach, you may be tempted to cut it from the stem to the blossom end. Most peaches have a natural line there that looks like a guide.

To choose the juiciest, sweetest peaches, you need to rely on three key senses: sight, touch, and smell. Your sense of smell will draw you to the ripest peaches.