Bianco DiNapoli Organic Crushed Tomato Puree, 28 oz - Canned Vined Ripened Plum Tomatoes, Hand Selected & Grown in California for Pizza, Pasta, Casserole"

Perfect packing, inside a box! I recently ordered the package of 6 for my daughter, because I’m absolutely delighted with this product! It’s perfect for anything requiring tomato sauce. The spaghetti sauce is delicious, I used some the other day, for some turkey ground beef, the sage, oregano, thyme and parsley from Simply Organic were perfect for the creation of the spaghetti sauce. I also used a little bit of 365 white wine vinegar, and Celtic salt. This tomato paste is great for chicken too, basically the same spices , minus the sage. The taste is the best!, not acidic, or weird, it’s “clean”, the color it’s also beautiful, even the can! I’m very happy about it! Love love the value, great quality! Thanks Amazon!!

So good.

If you love Neapolitan style pizza, this is the tomato sauce you’ve been looking for. It’s the closest thing you’ll get in to that authentic flavor of some of the best pizza in Napoli. I would give this more than 5 stars if possible.

Best canned tomatoes ever !

Delicious canned tomatoes for pizza sauce. We add oregano and it is best we have found. The flavor is much fresher than others we have tried.

Excellent for pizza. Getting to expensive though .

While I feel it is a bit over-hyped and expensive if not on sale, I appreciate the fresh tomato taste and that it is organic.

As other reviews have written, these canned tomatoes deliver on flavor. If I had one tiny feedback is that they are fairly salty. That said, you could easily just puree or crush these without any further enhancement and you have a very nice tasting sauce. Beyond that you are gilding a lily. At current price $4/can they are more expensive than your cheapest canned tomatoes but arguably they have a premium flavor, and IMO $4/can is stil very good value. Comparing this to something like Rao's Marinara (I recognize these are 2 different products: this is a mostly raw product where Rao's is a finished jarred sauce), I think you're getting comparable flavor profiles, acid, texture in a smaller quantity but similar high quality. It's a great canned tomato.