Marinara Sauce

This was really good … it’s a little on the costly side .. but simple ingredients and a product of #italy .. I believe the cost is about $11 for two jars in #costco Very good flavor.. I see why so many people buy it. #marinara #recyclable

I'm not usually one to splurge, but I had seen this popular brand around for years and when I saw it on sale at Walmart, I had to try it to see if the hype was worth it. It 1000% was!!! This was the best store bought bottled marinara sauce I have ever had!! So rich and flavourful, a very hearty taste to it. I made a vegetable lasagna soup with it, a dish I have made many times in the past, and this version undoubtedly tasted the best. I can't wait to try it in a different dish like a simple spaghetti and meatballs where the sauce can shine even more. I don't see myself buying this too often as it's over 10 bucks a bottle regular price ...but I will definately treat myself to this on occasion and i will be looking out for the arriabata bottle.

This was pretty tasty for a jarred #marinara sauce. My part Italian husband didn't love it because he likes to make his own sauce, but I'm lazy so when I'm alone I prefer convenience! It's slightly sweet and is a little thin but otherwise was great for my #pastanight. I can't comment on price because it was gifted by @gregcombs (thanks!!), but he said it was on sale at Costco so I'm guessing it was reasonable! #marinarasauce #spaghetti #quickandeasy #quickmeals #pastalover

US Review; My mom was very excited for me to try this marinara. She said it’s her favorite so I just had to have some. I definitely thought it was good but when I saw the price, I’m not sure it’s justified! Maybe I’m just not used to US prices since I moved to England but youch, expensive 😜 But tasty. Good consistency. #raos #marinara #sauce #pasta

This is the best! I’m generally not a #marinara guy and grew up eating the bigger brand sauces and adding spices and/or veggies, but this one can stand alone. I’ve had other marinaras, which were more tangy that I didn’t care for but this one has a more subtle flavor, tomatoey, but not too much. It has a great consistency also, so it sits or sticks/stays with the pasta vs runnier sauces which seep to the bottom. So this sauce is a bit more expensive. I passed it up numerous times at #costco saying I’d never pay that much for sauce, though I have paid $6-7 for local arabiatta, but when I saw it on sale, I decided to try it. I believe it was ~$4.50 per 28 oz jar on sale. I just looked it up and $7.99 for a 24 oz jar at Whole Foods and the same currently at Kroger after $1 off. Regardless, I stock up on it when on sale at Costco and the display and inventory is usually wiped out. In addition, this sauce is healthier, as #noaddedsugar, though there is sodium, but minimal ingredients, consisting of: Italian Whole Peeled Tomatoes, Olive Oil, Onions, Salt, Garlic, Basil, Black Pepper, Oregano. Hoping Costco carries their arabiatta soon. Enjoy! @sunrisesanctuary