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Scarpetta Marinara Sauce, 19.8-Ounce Jars (Pack of 4)

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Binding: Grocery
Product Brand: Scarpetta
EAN: 0688672109018
Label: Scarpetta
Product Manufacturer: Scarpetta
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: Scarpetta
Release Date: March 06, 2007
Studio: Scarpetta

Product facts:
Microwaveable freezable reusable plastic containers New extra heavy duty packaging
gluten free vegetarian vegan
sauce condiment pasta natural homemade gourmet Italian regional recipes small batches family friends meal tomato fresh herbs love food
culinary authentic sugar free passion
highest quality ingredients

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Fresh and flavorful
Scarpetta Marinara Sauce, 19.8-Ounce Jars (Pack of 4)

This is very fresh, flavorful sauce - far better than all of the jar sauces available on the grocery shelves. Once you try it, you'll never go back to the others.

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Absolutely Delicious!
First of all it's fresh and delicious. It isn't acidic, but this sauce has a "zing" to it that makes you feel the ingredients came fresh out of someone's garden. Love the convenience of all the sauces and the size which, I've discovered, has encouraged me to be more creative in using it for such as vegetable and pizza toppings. I was a little concerned when I first ordered as many people have had quality issues, but I'm very glad that I took the chance. I ordered several varieties. We loved them all.

Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

- Good Marinara Sauce
I frequently purchase the Scarpetta line of products. I like to keep the Marinara on hand in case I don't want to go the grocery store or I need to fix something quickly. All you have to do is add noodles.

Kudos to Amazon for for fixing the shipping boxes!

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Great Product
Really like this sauce. Great taste, very fresh with just the right amount of seasoning. Great product to keep in the pantry for a quick meal. Used the whole jar to make manicotti stuffed with a basil ricotta mixture, and everyone loved it! I did not have any problems with the jars arriving damaged. They came in a nicely packaged box, no seals were broken. The jars are very nice but there is a sticky residue left on the plastic container after soaking of the label that I can't get off, so although I'd like to reuse the jars, I probably won't because of the sticky residue. Anyone have any luck getting it off?

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