They’re meant to be casual yet utterly delectable.

This item is a regular on the bakery shelves and goes for $4.99.

The look:For the cake layer, this looks almost as moist as the inside of the brownie.

A trio of Trader Joe’s mini sheet cakes in various flavors set against a colorful background

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The frosting on top is piled high and thick, with a finish that appears silky and dark.

The chocolate leans dark and adds a slightly bitterness that tones down the sweetness overall.

I picked this one for third place.

Trader Joe’s Dark Chocolate Ganache Mini Sheet Cake

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However, cocoa lovers will still enjoy this cake.

This item is a regular on the bakery shelves and costs $4.99.

It’s very similar to angel food cake and very moist.

Trader Joe’s Chantilly Creme Vanilla Bean Mini Sheet Cake

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The cake was moist and light, and the frosting complemented the bite well.

It tasted a bit more artificial than I liked.

That said, it’s still highly palatable.

Trader Joe’s Pumpkin Spice Mini Sheet Cake

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This item is only available for a few weeks during the fall season and goes for $5.49.

The look:The brown cake crumb looked striking against the plush layer of creamy frosting.

The icing job on this cake was piped generously, though a bit lopsided.

The taste:This cake is extremely moist, with a texture that is reminiscent of a banana bread.

Ding, ding, ding!

These flavors complement each other well and invite you in for another bite.