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6-Pack 28-Oz Contadina San Marzano Style Chopped Tomatoes Expired
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Amazon [amazon.com] has the 6-Pack 28-Oz CONTADINA San Marzano Style Chopped Tomatoes on sale for $10.50 when you 'clip' the 25% discount coupon and check out with Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ or $35+ orders, depending upon location.
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| Product Name: | CONTADINA San Marzano Style Chopped Tomatoes, 6 Pack, 28 oz Can |
| Manufacturer: | Del Monte Foods Inc. |
| Product SKU: | B09TWRK72P |
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I'd be curious to know how much of the can is sauce vs tomato. Apparently there is some kind of import duty classification that leads cans of Italian tomatoes to be a lot of sauce. Walmart sells Cento San Marzano tomatoes (the real kind) for something like $5 a can. But I end up straining the contents to thicken it up a bit more.
I've never found a great San Marzano STYLE can of tomatoes. But the Pomi cartons of diced tomatoes [amazon.com] are pretty decent. Sometimes I end up subbing them when making neopolitan pizzas if real San Marzano isn't available.
One way I like to determine this is to look at calories per serving (make sure serving size is the same or do math to find out otherwise) and compare it to whatever else you wanted to compare it to. More water, less calories per oz.
That's how I determined to buy the crushed version of a particular canned tomato when I was making sauce and wasn't sure which one to pick
My thoughts exactly... without the laugh. 😐