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Trader Joe's Ines Rosales Cinnamon Tortas: what's in it, the price, and how to use it
Century-old Spanish olive oil crisps dusted with cinnamon sugar, brought in directly for a limited run. $4.49 for 4.23 oz.
By finds editorial · 2 min read ·
trader joe’s • new arrival
new as of august 28, 2026
Trader Joe's Ines Rosales Cinnamon Tortas just landed at $4.49 for 4.23 oz. If you have paid $8 or more for these at a cheese shop, $4.49 is the reason to buy now. Note the product page says packaging varies by region.
What is it?
Tortas de aceite, the thin, flaky Spanish olive oil crisps, in the cinnamon-sugar version from Ines Rosales, a Seville bakery that has made them for over a century. Trader Joe's describes the taste as a refined version of a buttered tortilla sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. This is a branded import rather than a Trader Joe's-label product, bought directly to undercut specialty-shop pricing, and it is a limited run.
Price and size
| Price | $4.49 |
| Size | 4.23 oz |
| SKU | 085099 |
| Where | grocery |
The price is Trader Joe's listed price from the official product page. Your store can differ, and stock is never guaranteed.
How to use it
Eat one on its own, or break it over a scoop of vanilla ice cream with a drizzle of Fleur de Sel Caramel. Trader Joe's also suggests a broken piece as a garnish for coffee, tea, or hot cocoa.
Related
See the rest of the season's arrivals in the fall 2026 roundup. For tasting verdicts on fall items, see the fall shortlist.
Sources
- Trader Joe's official product page, SKU 085099 (Ines Rosales Cinnamon Tortas)
- finds Trader Joe's catalog, new-item flag and first-seen date
