Your grocery haul is about to get a serious glow-up because the shelves are absolutely bursting with newness right now! From legendary bakery returns that’ll have you setting your alarm to savory frozen finds that taste like a five-star dinner, there is so much to talk about. I’ve braved the crowds to find the absolute must-haves and a few skips for your cart.
1. Kouign-Amann – $4.99
This complex French pastry is a seasonal return, described as a croissant dipped in liquid sugar and known for its labor-intensive layering process. The box contains four buttery, flaky, fresh-inspired sweet pastries in the frozen section.
You’ll want to ignore the instructions and proof these for at least 8 hours—trust me, the extra time makes them way fluffier than the suggested 5-hour window. Be sure to bake them until they look like they’re about to burn to ensure that liquid sugar gets perfectly caramelized and crunchy. You’ll love the rich, buttery layers, but definitely loosen them from the paper while they’re still warm so you don’t lose half the pastry to the wrapper.
Takeaway: Proof them overnight for a solid 8-10 hours to get that professional bakery rise at home.
2. O&H Danish Kringle – $9.99
This authentic Wisconsin-made pastry is constructed with 36 ultra-thin, flaky layers of buttery dough and a sweet filling topped with a glaze. It is a seasonal item that typically appears around Thanksgiving and features rotating flavors like almond, pecan, raspberry, and pumpkin caramel.
You need to snatch this up the second you see it because it’s a total holiday institution that sells out fast. You’ll find it stores beautifully in the freezer, which is great because you’ll want to have a backup for late-night sugar cravings. While all the flavors have their fans, the almond version is the absolute gold standard for that classic, cozy bakery vibe.
Takeaway: If you see any flavor in stock, buy it immediately—it’s a high-demand item that doesn’t stay on shelves long.
3. Sliced Porridge Bread – $4.49
This thickly sliced bakery addition features a complex blend of wheat flour, oats, rye flour, bran, and malted barley. Key ingredients include honey and brown sugar for a touch of sweetness, along with a coating of crunchy sesame seeds.
You are going to be obsessed with how soft and comforting this loaf is; it feels like a warm hug in bread form. You’ll want to move this straight to the fridge or freezer the second you get home, though, because it is notorious for molding before you can even finish the bag. While the price feels a bit steep for a half-loaf, the nutty oat texture and subtle sweetness make it the absolute best sandwich bread in the store.
Takeaway: Store it in the freezer immediately and toast it directly from frozen to keep it fresh and prevent mold.
4. Pizza Bianca – $4.99
This white pizza is made with a Parmesan cheese sauce, mozzarella, additional Parmesan, onion, and rosemary. It features a chewy crust and is found in the frozen aisle.
You’ll be shocked at how much this tastes like a dish from a fancy Italian restaurant rather than a $5 frozen find. The rosemary and onion provide a sophisticated flavor profile, and the crust has that perfect, satisfying chew you usually only get from a pizza oven. It’s great on its own, but you might want to jazz it up with a drizzle of hot honey to really take it to the next level.
Takeaway: Add a drizzle of hot honey or chili oil before serving to perfectly complement the savory rosemary and cheese sauce.
5. Palak Paneer – $3.99
This fully prepared frozen Indian meal consists of spinach and cubes of paneer cheese in a spiced gravy. It is a long-time vegetarian staple in the frozen food rotation.
You’ll find this is a reliable, high-quality meal for those nights when you’re too tired to cook but want something flavorful. While some longtime fans feel the newer version is slightly less vibrant than the original, it still stands as one of the best frozen Indian dishes on the market. It’s savory, creamy, and much cheaper than ordering takeout from your local spot.
Takeaway: Mix in some extra cubes of firm tofu if you want to boost the protein content of this vegetarian favorite.
6. Cacio e Pepe Pasta – $3.79
This frozen meal features spaghetti in a traditional Italian sauce made of grated pecorino Romano cheese and freshly cracked black pepper. It is a simplified version of the classic ‘cheese and pepper’ dish found in Italy.
You’ll be surprised to learn that this is legit enough that even some hotels have been caught serving it as high-end room service. The sauce emulsifies beautifully as it heats, though you might find it a little saltier than the authentic versions you’d find in Rome. It’s miles better than the jarred sauce version, so stick to the frozen bag for that restaurant-quality texture.
Takeaway: Keep a few bags in your freezer for a five-minute meal that tastes significantly more expensive than it is.
7. Cookie Dough Ice Cream Bites – $4.79
A frozen treat that combines bite-sized pieces of cookie dough with a center of vanilla ice cream. These are found in the dessert section and come in a convenient snackable format.
You should probably just buy two bags because these are dangerously addictive and will likely disappear in one sitting. You’ll love the ratio of dough to ice cream, though they are notoriously hard to find in stock since they’ve gone viral. It’s essentially a whole bag of the ‘best part’ of a pint of ice cream, and yes, you might find yourself eating half the bag for breakfast because they are that good.
Takeaway: Buy them the second you see them because these are a viral hit that stores can’t keep on the shelves.
8. Lemon Tiramisu
A seasonal citrus spin on the classic Italian dessert, featuring layers of lemon-soaked cake and cream. This ‘legendary’ find is located in the frozen dessert aisle and requires thawing before serving.
You shouldn’t go into this expecting a traditional tiramisu; it’s much more of a zesty, ultra-moist lemon trifle. While the citrus flavor is bright and refreshing, you might find the texture a bit too soft if you let it thaw for the full two hours on a warm day. If you’re a fan of the classic bakery lemon cake, you’ll find this to be a much more decadent, mousse-like version that is perfect for summer.
Takeaway: Serve it slightly chilled rather than fully room temperature to help the cream layers maintain their structure.
9. Rustic Apple Tarte
This frozen dessert is a raw, bake-at-home pastry featuring sliced apples and a rustic, handmade-style crust. It is a seasonal item found in the freezer aisle and requires about 20 minutes of baking time.
You’ll be blown away by the quality of this crust; it’s flaky, buttery, and tastes better than most pies you’d spend hours making from scratch. You must eat this warm from the oven to get the full effect of the tender apples and crisp pastry. It’s the perfect ‘hidden gem’ to keep in your freezer for when guests drop by, as it looks and smells completely homemade once baked.
Takeaway: Always bake this fresh rather than reheating it to ensure the crust stays perfectly crisp and buttery.
10. Giant Peruvian Inca Corn Snacks – $2.00
These snacks are made from toasted white corn kernels that are significantly larger than traditional corn nuts. They are a budget-friendly toasted corn snack found in the nut and chip aisle.
You’ll love the intense crunch of these, but you might want to be careful—they are hard enough that they’ve been known to challenge a filling or two! They are much easier to chew than standard corn nuts, though, and the salt level is perfectly balanced for a savory craving. If you find them a bit plain, you can always jazz them up with a little hot sauce right in the bag.
Takeaway: Chew carefully to protect your teeth, and try mixing them into a spicy trail mix for a salty kick.
11. Patio Potato Chips – $2.29
A seasonal favorite that features four distinct flavors—Sea Salt & Vinegar, Dill, Ketchup, and Smokin’ Sweet BBQ—mixed together in one bag. Each bag typically contains 6 ounces of chips.
You’ll either love the chaotic mix of flavors or get frustrated when you realize your entire bag is dominated by just one seasoning, like ketchup. When you get a ‘perfect’ bag with a good distribution, the combination of tangy dill and zingy vinegar is legendary. You might want to grab several bags at once because these are a cult favorite that only appear for a very limited time each year.
Takeaway: Check the flavor distribution through the bag if possible; you really want that mix of all four for the full experience.
12. Buffalo Ranch Seasoning Popcorn
A light and tangy popcorn snack that combines the heat of buffalo sauce with the cooling flavor of ranch seasoning. It is a cult-favorite seasonal item found in the snack aisle.
You’ll find this popcorn is surprisingly light while still packing a punch of zesty flavor that keeps you coming back for more. It’s not overwhelmingly spicy, so you can easily polish off half a bag without needing a gallon of water nearby. It has that perfect tangy ‘zing’ from the ranch that balances out the buffalo heat, making it one of the most addictive bags in the chip aisle.
Takeaway: Grab this while it’s in stock, as the buffalo-ranch combo has a dedicated following that clears the shelves quickly.
13. Halloumi Cheese – $6.99
This seasonal summer cheese is valued for its firm, ‘squeaky’ texture and high melting point, which allows it to be grilled or fried without losing its shape. It is a traditional Mediterranean-style cheese.
You need to treat this as a summer essential and stock up, because it disappears the moment grilling season ends. You’ll love how it develops a beautiful golden-brown crust when pan-seared while remaining wonderfully squeaky in the middle. It’s a bit of a hunt to find it in the cheese case sometimes, so if you see it, grab a few blocks—it freezes remarkably well for year-round use.
Takeaway: Freeze a couple of packs at the end of summer so you can enjoy grilled cheese skewers all winter long.
14. Vanilla & Cream Yogurt – $0.67
A budget-friendly individual yogurt cup praised for its smooth texture and versatility. It is part of a line of cream-based yogurts that includes fruit varieties.
You’ll find this is a simple, no-frills staple that is remarkably smooth and creamy for such a low price point. It’s not overly sweet, making it a great base for your own mix-ins or a quick snack for kids. While it might not be as flashy as the seasonal fruit versions, its consistent quality makes it a reliable addition to your weekly grocery list.
Takeaway: Keep a few of these in the fridge for an easy, low-cost breakfast or a quick afternoon snack.
15. Whipped Carrot Cake Cream Cheese
This viral seasonal spread features a base of whipped cream cheese mixed with sugar, brown sugar, dried carrot, carrot powder, and spices. It is designed to mimic the flavor profile of a carrot cake.
You shouldn’t go into this expecting it to taste exactly like heavy cake frosting, as it’s definitely more ‘cream cheese’ than ‘dessert.’ You’ll find the carrot flavor is quite subtle, but the warm spices and brown sugar make it a fantastic seasonal upgrade for your morning toast. It’s not too sweet, which makes it surprisingly versatile for both breakfast and snack time.
Takeaway: Try the viral hack of mixing this with heavy cream and espresso to create a DIY carrot cake latte at home.
16. Salsa Macha
A Taste of Home Award winner, this condiment features a blend of oil, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, and pepitas. It gets its heat from dried pequin chiles and is seasoned with garlic powder and salt.
You’ll find this is more about the incredible crunchy texture than an overwhelming spicy heat, making it a great Mexican-style alternative to traditional chili crisp. Some of you might find it a bit too oily if you don’t stir it thoroughly, so make sure you dig deep into the jar to get all those toasted seeds. It adds a wonderful savory depth to almost anything, even if the spice level is milder than what you’d find in Mexico.
Takeaway: Treat it as a crunchy garnish rather than a hot sauce to add texture and savory depth to your favorite savory dishes.
17. Aglio Olio Garlicky & Spicy Seasoning Blend
This seasoning blend features a mix of dried garlic, red pepper flakes, and Italian herbs. It is designed to provide the flavor profile of the classic garlic and oil pasta dish in a convenient dry format.
You’ll want to buy this in multiples because it is a total game-changer for quick weeknight dinners and tends to sell out frequently. It’s very garlic-forward with just enough red pepper heat to give your dishes a little kick without being painful. You can use it on literally everything from eggs to pizza, and it saves you all the time you’d usually spend peeling and chopping fresh garlic.
Takeaway: Stock up when you see it, as this is a high-demand pantry staple that makes almost any savory dish taste better.
18. Jute Tote Bag – $4.99
A viral, limited-edition accessory made of 100% natural jute fiber. This bag has reached global status and is known for its durable woven construction and classic logo design.
You’ll see these bags everywhere lately, and while they are definitely a stylish status symbol for your grocery run, be aware that they are a bit bulky and won’t stand up on their own unless they’re full. They are incredibly sturdy for carrying heavy jars, but some of you might find the size a little awkward for everyday use. It’s a great, affordable gift for the brand super-fan in your life, especially given its viral reputation.
Takeaway: Use it for your heaviest groceries like canned goods and glass bottles, as the jute construction is exceptionally strong.
19. Limoncello Soy Wax Candle – $9.99
This limited-edition seasonal candle features a soy wax blend with a burn time of up to 30 hours. It comes in a yellow-and-blue striped ceramic jar designed to look like coastal Italian decor.
You’ll want to grab this for the gorgeous ceramic vessel alone, which looks significantly more expensive than its $10 price tag. The scent is bright and refreshing, smelling exactly like a chilled glass of limoncello, though you might find the ‘throw’ isn’t quite strong enough to fill a massive open-concept living room. It’s a perfect summer vibe for a kitchen or bathroom, and the jar is high-quality enough to be repurposed as a planter once the candle is finished.
Takeaway: Repurpose the stylish ceramic jar as a succulent planter or desk organizer once you’ve finished the 30-hour burn.
20. Mini Olive Tree – $12.99
A seasonal indoor plant that adds a Mediterranean aesthetic to home decor. It is a slow-growing tree that can eventually reach heights of 4 to 6 feet and is sold in a decorative pot.
You are getting an absolute steal with this plant, as similar mini trees at nurseries can easily cost four or five times as much. You’ll need to make sure you have a very sunny spot for it, as these little guys crave at least six hours of direct light and will struggle in a dim corner. It’s the perfect entry-level plant if you want to try your hand at growing your own olives or just want that chic, earthy look in your living room.
Takeaway: Keep it in your sunniest window and use a moisture meter to ensure you aren’t overwatering this drought-tolerant beauty.
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1. Milk Chocolate Sardines with Sea Salt – $3.29
These shimmery, foil-wrapped confections are crafted by a supplier in Slovakia using pure milk chocolate seasoned with sea salt.
You’ll absolutely love the aesthetic of these cute little chocolate fish, even if the idea of tinned seafood for dessert makes you do a double-take. The chocolate isn’t overly sweet, which is a massive plus, and the salt provides a noticeable, satisfying crunch in every bite. If you’re looking for a quirky gift or a conversation starter for your next party spread, you might want to grab a few of these before they swim away.
Takeaway: They are perfect for fans of the ‘tinned fish’ trend who actually prefer chocolate over sardines.
2. Cherry Almond Kringle – $9.99
This seasonal pastry from O&H Danish Bakery features tart Wisconsin Door County Montmorency cherries with a smooth jam texture and a subtle almond flavor.
You’ll need serious self-control with this one because the tartness of the cherries is incredibly addictive and perfectly balanced by the buttery, flaky crust. While the almond notes are a bit muted compared to other kringle flavors, the quality of the Wisconsin cherries really makes this a standout bakery find. You might want to buy two, but be warned: it’s easy to accidentally eat the whole thing in one sitting.
Takeaway: Slice the whole kringle and freeze the pieces immediately so you don’t eat it all at once.
3. Trader Joe’s Halloumi Cheese – $6.99
This semi-hard 8.8-ounce package of cheese is known for its high melting point, allowing it to be grilled or pan-fried without losing its shape.
You’ll love the unique, squeaky texture and salty flavor that only a good halloumi can provide. It’s an absolute summer essential if you’re looking for a hearty, meat-free protein option for your backyard grill sessions. While it’s finally becoming more common in the States, this specific version is widely praised for being much more affordable than what you’ll find at high-end specialty shops.
Takeaway: Soak the cheese in cold water for 15 minutes before cooking if you want to dial down the saltiness.
4. Lemon Tiramisu
This frozen seasonal dessert features layers of lemon syrup-soaked ladyfinger biscuits, lemony mascarpone, and a bright lemon curd.
You’ll find that this dessert is quite divisive; it’s very sweet and intensely moist, almost leaning more toward a lemon trifle than a traditional tiramisu. If you love lemon bars, you’ll likely be obsessed with the zesty flavor, but you might find the texture a bit too soft if it thaws for too long. For the best experience, you definitely shouldn’t skip the eight-hour fridge thaw, though some impatient fans actually enjoy eating it semi-frozen.
Takeaway: Follow the eight-hour fridge thawing instructions strictly to avoid a soggy texture.
5. Uncured Ham and Swiss Cheese Pockets
These frozen savory pastries consist of flaky, buttery croissant dough stuffed with high-quality uncured ham and Swiss cheese.
You’ll never want to go back to those childhood brand-name hot pockets after you taste how buttery and crumbly this pastry shell is. The filling is gooey and savory, though some might find the ham-to-cheese ratio a bit light compared to the thick dough. If you’re looking for a quick lunch that feels like a bakery treat, you’ll want to keep these stocked in your freezer at all times.
Takeaway: Microwave for 45 seconds to melt the inside, then finish in the air fryer for 4 minutes to get that perfect crunch.
6. Meringue Dessert Shells – $2.99
This set of two shelf-stable shells is made from a traditional mixture of whipped egg whites and sugar.
You’ll love how these take the headache out of a very finicky baking process, but you should prepare for a very firm, almost freeze-dried texture. While they have a great flavor, they are notoriously difficult to cut with a fork, so you might find yourself just picking them up to take a bite. If you’re in a humid climate where meringues usually fall flat, these are an absolute lifesaver for your summer parties.
Takeaway: Pair these with plenty of whipped cream to help soften the hard, sandy texture of the meringue.
7. Orkney White Cheddar – $4.99
Hailing from Scotland, this white cheddar is made using a manual dry stir technique to create a mellow and full-flavored profile.
You’ll find this to be an incredibly easygoing cheese that is surprisingly creamy and much less sharp than other aged cheddars. It’s the perfect choice if you want something savory and snackable that still feels a bit sophisticated on a cheese board. Because it’s a seasonal item, you should probably grab a brick now before it disappears for the year.
Takeaway: This is the best choice for those who find the famous ‘Unexpected Cheddar’ a bit too crumbly or sharp.
8. Shaved Lamb Shoulder – $11.99
This refrigerated, fat-marbled lamb shoulder is thinly shaved for quick cooking and features a milder flavor than traditional lamb cuts.
You’ll love how quickly this cooks up, making it a total game-changer for weeknight meals when you’re bored of chicken and beef. The texture is tender and melty, and the flavor isn’t overly gamey, so it’s a perfect ‘starter lamb’ for the skeptics in your house. It’s also a steal at this price point since pre-shaved lamb is nearly impossible to find at most other grocery stores.
Takeaway: Be sure to manually break the slices apart before they hit the pan to ensure you get a good sear on every piece.
9. Raspberry Filled Donuts – $3.99
A frozen six-pack of sugar-coated donuts inspired by German Berliners and French beignets, featuring a raspberry puree filling.
You’ll be impressed by how soft and airy the dough remains even after being frozen, though some might find them a bit on the greasy side. The raspberry filling is the star—it’s gooey, bright, and plentiful enough to satisfy any jelly donut craving. While you’re supposed to thaw them in the fridge, you might find they are just as delicious when popped into the air fryer for a minute to get them warm.
Takeaway: Pop them in the air fryer briefly to revive the exterior and remove that ‘freezer’ feel.
10. Cookie Dough Ice Cream Bites
These frozen treats feature dollops of vanilla ice cream encased in a soft, chewy sheet of chocolate chip cookie dough.
You’ll find these to be incredibly dangerous because the ratio of dough to ice cream is absolutely perfect. They aren’t coated in chocolate like typical ice cream bites, which allows the chewy texture of the cookie dough to really shine. Since there are only twelve in a bag, you’ll likely find that ‘one serving’ quickly becomes the entire package.
Takeaway: Check the freezer aisle frequently; these sell out so fast that stores often run out by mid-day.
11. Buffalo Ranch Seasoning Popcorn
This light and crisp popcorn is tossed in a tangy and savory buffalo ranch seasoning.
You’ll be surprised by the actual level of spice in this bag; it’s got a much bigger kick than most ‘buffalo’ flavored snacks. It’s perfectly tangy and savory, though you should be prepared for a messy finger-licking experience as the seasoning is quite generous. If you’re a fan of ranch and buffalo wings, you’ll likely find yourself housing an entire bag in one sitting.
Takeaway: Stock up on multiple bags because this is a cult favorite that tends to disappear during the off-season.
12. Small Batch Vodka – $9.99
This corn-based, 10 times distilled spirit is produced in Wisconsin and contains 44% alcohol by volume.
You’ll love how clean this vodka tastes for the price; it lacks that harsh, throat-burning sting found in most budget spirits. It has a very slight sweetness from the corn base, making it an incredibly versatile staple for your home bar. While it might not have the complexity of a $50 bottle, it easily competes with the major name-brand house labels.
Takeaway: It’s a fantastic high-proof budget option for anyone who wants a quality mixer without paying for a fancy brand name.
13. Sparkling Orange Flavored Espresso Tonic Beverage
This carbonated coffee drink contains 42mg of caffeine and blends espresso and tonic flavors with primary citrus notes.
You’ll find this drink to be one of the most polarizing items in the store; it tastes remarkably like a liquid espresso creamsicle. If you enjoy the bitterness of quinine and the zip of orange, it’s refreshing, but if you’re not a fan of tonic water, you might find the flavor profile a bit ‘chemical.’ It’s a fun, bubbly alternative to your usual iced latte if you’re feeling adventurous.
Takeaway: Buy a single can to test it first, as people either absolutely love it or can’t take more than two sips.
14. Unexpected Cheddar Cheese – $3.99
A signature 7-ounce cheese block that mimics the richness of aged Parmesan while maintaining the meltability of sharp white cheddar.
You’ll love the crumbly texture and those tiny, crunchy crystals that are usually only found in much more expensive aged cheeses. It’s sharp, nutty, and arguably the most versatile cheese in the entire section, working just as well on a cracker as it does melted into a sauce. There’s a reason this has a permanent cult following—it’s consistently perfect.
Takeaway: This is the ultimate ‘crowd-pleaser’ cheese that you should always have on hand for impromptu guests.
15. Dill Pickle Mustard – $1.99
A seasonal 9-ounce condiment that combines a zesty mustard base with visible chunks of dill pickles.
You’ll find this to be a total game-changer for your summer sandwiches, especially if you’re a fan of that bright, vinegary pickle punch. The texture is chunky, so you might actually have to use a knife to coax those larger pickle bits out of the squeeze bottle lid. It’s zesty and bold, and once you try it on a burger, regular yellow mustard will feel incredibly boring.
Takeaway: It’s a seasonal summer item, so grab three or four bottles to get you through the winter months.
16. Spicy Queso Dip
This summer seasonal release is a snack-ready dip designed for those who enjoy a notable kick of heat.
You’ll find that this dip delivers a much more authentic ‘kick’ than many of the milder salsas on the shelf. It has a salty, savory profile that pairs perfectly with sturdy corn chips, though the spice level might be a bit much for the ‘mild’ crowd. It’s a great, low-fuss option for when you need to bring an appetizer to a backyard BBQ.
Takeaway: Heat it up in 30-second intervals for the best consistency, as it’s much better warm than cold.
17. Chicken Breakfast Sausage Patties – $2.99
A frozen 6-pack of breakfast patties featuring heavy sage notes and no added sugar, dextrose, or milk powder.
You’ll appreciate how much cleaner these taste compared to the greasy, sugar-laden sausage patties you find at the typical supermarket. They have a very prominent sage flavor that feels ‘farm-fresh’ and a great, meaty texture that holds up well in a sandwich. At less than 50 cents a patty, they are an absolute steal for a high-protein breakfast.
Takeaway: Use the air fryer to cook these from frozen to get a nice crispy exterior without using extra oil.
18. Fig Butter – $2.99
A 9-ounce jar of spreadable fig preserves featuring a rich, sweet, and concentrated fruit flavor.
You’ll love how this simple jar can make even a basic lunch feel like a fancy bistro meal. It’s intensely sweet but has a deep, earthy flavor that pairs beautifully with salty meats and creamy cheeses. If you’re bored of standard condiments, you’ll find this becomes your new secret weapon for elevating a grilled cheese or a ham sub.
Takeaway: It is an essential addition to any charcuterie board—pair it specifically with goat cheese or sharp white cheddar.
19. Ridge Cut Carolina Gold Style BBQ Potato Chips
These sturdy, ridge-cut potato chips are seasoned with a tangy and sweet mustard-based Carolina Gold BBQ flavor.
You’ll find these to be incredibly addictive because they capture that specific, vinegary tang of South Carolina BBQ sauce perfectly. The ridge cut makes them extra crunchy and sturdy enough to stand up to thick dips, but the flavor is so bold you really don’t need a sidekick. They are often called the official chip of summer for a reason—they just belong at a picnic.
Takeaway: These are a seasonal limited release, so don’t hesitate to clear a spot in your pantry for a few backup bags.
20. Invisible Gel Body Sunscreen SPF 40
A clear gel body sunscreen with SPF 40 that uses organic UV filters and features a lightweight, transparent formula.
You’ll love that this leaves absolutely no white cast, making it a dream for anyone who hates the ‘chalky’ look of traditional sunblock. It has a very faint, clean scent that isn’t overpowering, and the texture is slightly thinner and easier to spread than the famous facial version. While it’s marketed for the body, you can totally use it on your face to save a few dollars since the ingredients are virtually identical.
Takeaway: Skip the pricier facial version and use this body gel for your face—it’s the ultimate budget beauty hack.
