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Member’s Mark Tomato Paste is made from fresh, juicy, vine-ripened tomatoes. These tomatoes are grown in the fertile soils of California and are harvested and canned within a mere five hours, ensuring the superior taste and freshness that Member’s Mark is known for.
This tomato paste is not only delicious but also caters to a variety of dietary needs. It is fat-free, gluten-free, and preservative-free, making it a healthy choice for those watching their diet. Additionally, it is non-GMO and carries the Kosher OU certification, making it suitable for a wide range of dietary preferences.
Member’s Mark Tomato Paste is an excellent source of vitamin C and lycopene, two essential nutrients that contribute to overall health. Lycopene, a powerful antioxidant, is naturally present in tomatoes and gives them their vibrant red color.
The tomato paste is packaged in 6-oz. cans that feature a BPA-free lining, ensuring the product’s safety and quality. The convenient size makes it easy to store and perfect for use in a variety of recipes.
With its rich flavor and smooth texture, Member’s Mark Tomato Paste is a versatile ingredient that can enhance a variety of dishes. Use it to add depth to your pasta sauce, enrich your chili, give meatloaf a tangy twist, or to create a flavorful base for your pizza. It’s a pantry staple that elevates your cooking to the next level.
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Just Like Panera
Delicious, like Panera Creamy Tomato Soup
Same quality as the WELL KNOWN brands, but less $
Members Mark tomato paste works well in all of our family recipe’s. Great quality & taste at a better price.
Doubled the price
Too expensive
Shipped damaged inside the shipping box.
I like the tomato paste, but the box arrived open with cans spilling out onto my kitchen floor when I removed it from the shipping box. This was clearly placed into the shipping box that way. There’s no way they would sell it like this in the store, as no one would buy it that way. Pawning off the seconds, damaged, and defective items on unsuspecting shipping customers is unacceptable. It should be stated up front if the items the customer is receiving is damaged, open box and/or defective and a suitable discount should be applied. Fifty cents isn’t much of a discount but I suspect that the reason this was discounted was because the box had been opened.