Epicurus.com - San Marzano Marinara Pasta Sauce

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Brand: San Marzano
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Label: San Marzano
Manufacturer: San Marzano
Publisher: San Marzano
Studio: San Marzano

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Editorial Reviews:

Plum tomatoes named after the region of San Marzano near Naples, Italy have traditionally been the tomatoes of choice for the best flavored tomato sauce.

The tomatoes used in this delicious sauce are domestically grown San Marzano Tomatoes and are firm and meaty with very few seeds. The result is a smooth, vibrant and piquant sauce suitable for any variety of pasta.

Each jar of San Marzano Tomato Sauce is approximately 26 oz. and contains San Marzano Tomatoes, fresh onions, tomato puree, imported Italian olive oil and spices. This is the closest we've come to home made!

Cholesterol Free

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Summary: The best
Comment: Everywhere I've lived I've made a habit of buying different brands and types of marinara sauce nearly each time I goto the market in the search of the perfect sauce. Well, as of about a month ago I've officially concluded my search as this is simply the best I've ever had.

I'll even admit to the fact that on one occasion I bought out the store's (small, 5-6 jars) supply so they would see that it was selling and would continue to stock it.

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Summary: Quite awesome
Comment: Just tried this sauce tonight with a good al dente pasta and a mid-priced cab. Verdict: HOLY NUTS!! I love it. This sauce turns pasta from that cheap college meal into a formal entree. It tastes like freshly stewed tomatoes with a touch of herbs, a subtle garlic flavor, and rather low acidity. Most other sauces, even in the $4-$5 range, have a high acidity and a "purÃ©ed" taste. I got this sauce for $6 or $7 a Whole Foods (still high but not as high as it priced on Amazon). It's high priced for even me but I don't think I can go back to another sauce. It's that good.

Customer Rating:

Summary: Delicious!
Comment: I love this sauce! It embodies my favorite qualities in a marinara sauce: all natural, not too thick or chunky with a fresh taste and flavor. I use it on pasta, pizza, and as a dipping sauce for garlic bread or fried mozzarella. Highly recommended!

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Summary: The best ever - go get it!
Comment: I couldn't agree less with the previous reviewer. I buy this sauce when I don't have time to make my own. It is meaty, robust, complex and full of true savory, rich tomato flavor. If you love a perfect tomato, you'll know what I mean. I have to stop myself from eating it by the spoonful out of the jar. I buy this at my local italian market and I can't recommend it highly enough.

Customer Rating:

Summary: Horrible and overpriced
Comment: I excitedly bought this sauce before I realized that this is a California company posing as an Italian exporter of real San Marzano tomato products.

It was simply awful. I paid 7 dollars for a jar of sauce that was no better than Ragu.

I usually make my own sauce, but since I 'thought' that I was buying something made with actual San Marzano tomoatoes, I decided to try it.

At the same time, I bought their canned tomatoes. Just the worst!

If you can't get the real thing, such as La Bella or other real Italian brands, stick wth Progresso.

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