Rao's Homemade Sensitive Formula Marinara Sauce
Description
Mild, balanced flavor with gentle tang and a smooth, slightly chunky texture; reviewers note consistent taste and easy pourability. Commonly used on pasta, as a pizza base, for dipping breadsticks, and in everyday family meals. Users frequently cite approachable flavor, reliable consistency, and simple meal prep.
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Description
Mild, balanced flavor with gentle tang and a smooth, slightly chunky texture; reviewers note consistent taste and easy pourability. Commonly used on pasta, as a pizza base, for dipping breadsticks, and in everyday family meals. Users frequently cite approachable flavor, reliable consistency, and simple meal prep.
Diet Compatibility
Ingredients
Italian Whole Peeled Tomatoes, Olive Oil, Carrots, Salt, Celery, Basil.
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Reviews
This is great value 💰
This is great value. I love this. I would suggest this to everyone. This is a great pantry staple. It has a sweet taste but savory as well. Please please please buy this.
So good
I really loved this pasta sauce paired with banza noodles! Definitely recommend
Pretty tasty
Gluten free is why I turned to this brand plus no sugar. I just bought it shain if that days anything.
Rao's Sensitive Formula Marinara
I LOVED THIS. I honestly liked it more than regular marinara. I let my gluten free noodles absorb a bit of the sauce, and it was DELICIOUS! Will say though, the sauce was 8$ at my local grocery store, and could not find it anywhere else. An alternative is finding just like a plain base of tomatoes (my local Italiano grocery store sells a "sauce" in 24 oz bottles for 4$.) Just add a bit of asfetifa (spelling...) powder (it's an Indian spice to sub garlic and onion (sold on Amazon).
So Good As A Pizza Sauce!
I always keep this in hand now that I have discovered it!
