Amazon has as a
Bundle: 2-Pack 15.5-Oz Rao's Homemade Marinara Sauce on sale for $8.62 - $0.43 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$8.19.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Community Member
JohnDubya for sharing this deal.
About this product:
- Made with whole-peeled Italian tomatoes and fresh garlic, onion, and basil
- Contains no added sugar, artificial colors, high fructose corn syrup, or MSG
- Slow-simmered in small batch kettles to build a rich sauce
- Tomatoes picked at peak ripeness for a vibrant taste in every bite
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Community Reviews
Rao's marinara is praised for its restaurant-like taste and easy flavoring, with the glass jars avoiding the dented-can problem that comes with some pantry sauces. The 15.5 ounce jars are repeatedly described as small, and the price is often compared unfavorably with larger Costco, Sam's Club, Aldi, and local store options. Delivery damage is the biggest concern, with smashed or cracked jars and leaking boxes reported often enough to make shipping feel risky. It is a convenient sauce if you will use it quickly, but the value depends heavily on size and safe delivery.
Common Questions (5)
Glass-jar damage is a recurring risk with Amazon delivery, including smashed, cracked, leaking, or exploded jars. The upside is that broken glass is easy to spot and reject, but the downside is cleanup and refunds can be a hassle.
Costco and Sam's Club are repeatedly cited as better value options, with larger jars for similar or lower per-ounce pricing. Aldi's Specially Selected marinara is also mentioned as a cheaper alternative at about $4, while Mutti, Carbone, and Michael's of Brooklyn are brought up as taste comparisons.
The 15.5 oz jars work out to about $4.30 each, which is smaller than the 24 oz or 32 oz jars many shoppers compare against. Better value comparisons mentioned are Sam's Club at 2 x 22 oz for $7 to $7.76 and Costco at 2 x 32 oz for about $9.69 to $12.99.
The sauce is still described as tasting good and comparable to restaurant sauce, and it can be easily adjusted with spices, olives, mushrooms, onions, or garlic. A separate complaint says the brand was better before Campbell's and that there are better alternatives, so the main practical appeal is flavor rather than premium value.
This deal is less attractive if you want a larger jar, because 15.5 oz is considered small and many supermarket jars are 24 oz or 32 oz. It makes more sense if you only use part of a jar at a time or plan to reuse the jars.
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I have not tried it but, Carbone [carbonefinefood.com]. It's the new trendy sauce.
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