Anonymous
Post 04/20/2014 09:37     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

They are better. When on sale, I stock up.
Anonymous
Post 04/20/2014 09:28     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

Oh yes. We put a can of them in the food processor to use as our pizza sauce. No other ingredients needed.

Also, there is a NY Times recipe that uses them - "marinara worth mastering" I think it is called. Best marinara sauce I have ever made.
Anonymous
Post 04/20/2014 08:42     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

Yes!! Totally worth it. I was a non-believer but now I will buy no other.
Anonymous
Post 04/20/2014 06:03     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

yes, btu only when it has the "imported from italy" label.
Anonymous
Post 04/18/2014 17:34     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

I buy them all the time. Well worth it for things where the tomato sauce is a dominant flavor. I make huge batches of Marinara and Bolognese sauces and freeze them for quick week night dinners and wouldn't use any other canned tomato for those. If I'm making a stew or soup, where tomato is secondary and part of a ton of ingredients, I don't use them. We also cook a lot of Indian and I don't use San Marzanos for that - only Italian.
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2014 20:43     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

So worth the price!
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2014 17:29     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

I got some fresh baby San Marzano tomatoes the other day--tasty!
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2014 15:04     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

I think they are worth it
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2014 14:51     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

If I had to quantify it, I would not say FIVE times better. maybe twice as good. They are tasty. And less acidic. I only buy it when I see it cheap/on sale.
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2014 14:49     Subject: san marzano tomatoes

Are they REALLY 5x better than the store brand, and with the price tag reflecting that? Should one pot of homemade tomato sauce really cost almost $10?