Allemandi Tomato Basil Sauce

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Allemandi Tomato Basil Sauce

$11.00

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Why we carry this

We discovered Allemandi Tomato Basil Sauce at some point in our culinary adventures, and it's the kind of thing that makes you wonder why you didn't find it sooner. The tomatoes taste like tomatoes, which sounds obvious until you've spent years with the alternative. The basil is there too, doing what basil does best, which is to say it doesn't announce itself but you'd notice immediately if it were gone.

We've used it on pizza, on pasta, on things we probably shouldn't have used it on but did anyway. It's the sort of sauce that doesn't require you to pretend you made it yourself, though we've certainly benefited from the assumption. It works.

That's really all there is to say about it, and yet here we are, saying more.

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