Amazon has for
Prime Members: 14.5-Oz Amazon Fresh Diced Tomatoes (No Salt Added) on sale at 4 for $3.44 (change the quantity to 4) - $0.34 (
10% off on any 4 quality items) - $0.17 (5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save) =
4 for $2.93.
Shipping is free.
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About this product:
- Choice diced tomatoes in juice shall be prepared from round tomato varieties that have been washed, hand sorted for quality and peeled
- A topping juice made from fresh tomatoes is used as a packing medium
- The sealed containers are cooked to commercial sterility then cooled
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Say carrots, the carrots you get in a bag on the shelf might have been picked 2 or 3 weeks prior, same for those tomatoes. But for canning they ship those directly to the canner and gets processed right away, or flash frozen, it might only have a few days between being picked and canned.
All veggies start to lose some of their nutritional value after picked and they have done studies to show most canned veggies have slightly higher nutritional value.
Same goes for fish that canned tuna is actually fresher than what you buy in the store, hell there are some big commercial outfits that can the tuna right on the boat as they catch it, but the others ship directly to be canned where stuff you buy in the store, again, might have been days (unless you buy direct from fish market but even then you aren't completely sure when it was caught).
Say carrots, the carrots you get in a bag on the shelf might have been picked 2 or 3 weeks prior, same for those tomatoes. But for canning they ship those directly to the canner and gets processed right away, or flash frozen, it might only have a few days between being picked and canned.
All veggies start to lose some of their nutritional value after picked and they have done studies to show most canned veggies have slightly higher nutritional value.
Same goes for fish that canned tuna is actually fresher than what you buy in the store, hell there are some big commercial outfits that can the tuna right on the boat as they catch it, but the others ship directly to be canned where stuff you buy in the store, again, might have been days (unless you buy direct from fish market but even then you aren't completely sure when it was caught).
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