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Italianavera Organic Chopped Tomatoes (400 g / 14 oz)

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When you want a rustic tomato sauce without spending time chopping whole tomatoes, Italianavera's organic polpa is a natural choice. These organically grown tomatoes are already chopped, so they cook into a sauce with small, recognizable tomato pieces rather than the completely smooth texture of passata.

Start a skillet with garlic and olive oil, add the tomatoes and simmer briefly for a quick pasta sauce. They're equally at home in soups, stews, beans, shakshuka or braised meat, especially when you want the tomatoes to retain a little texture. The 400 g can makes it easy to use just what a smaller recipe calls for.

Format: 400 g can of organic chopped tomatoes. Store unopened in a cool, dry place; transfer leftovers to a covered container and refrigerate promptly after opening.

Italianavera Organic Chopped Tomatoes (polpa), 400 g can — front packaging

Italianavera Organic Chopped Tomatoes (400 g / 14 oz)

Regular price $4.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $4.99 USD
Italianavera Organic Chopped Tomatoes (polpa), 400 g can — front packaging

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between chopped tomatoes and passata?

Chopped tomatoes keep little pieces of fruit and give sauces more texture. Passata is smooth and pours more evenly. Choose chopped tomatoes for rustic pasta sauces, soups, or dishes where you want recognizable tomato pieces.

Do I need to blend the chopped tomatoes before making pasta sauce?

No. Start with olive oil and your preferred aromatics, add the tomatoes, and simmer to the consistency you like. For a smoother sauce, press the pieces with a spoon or blend briefly at the end.

Can chopped tomatoes work on pizza?

Yes, particularly for a rustic topping. Drain off any excess liquid before spreading them onto thin dough, and keep the layer light so the center of the pizza can bake through.