Gypsy Boy wrote:Looking for ideas.... I've used 6-in-1 in the 28 oz cans for more years than I can remember. The past few years, I've bought them at either Mariano's or Fresh Farms. Well, these days, I'm not going out and Mariano's has been out of this size since forever. (They have the 6 pound cans.) I thought I could buy them on Amazon but not at those prices ($32 for four 28 cans). Does anyone have any idea where else I might be able to buy them for delivery (either ordering them a la Amazon or a buying from a grocery (or other) store that would deliver--maybe as part of a larger grocery/other order)? Many thanks.
Gypsy Boy wrote:Looking for ideas.... I've used 6-in-1 in the 28 oz cans for more years than I can remember. The past few years, I've bought them at either Mariano's or Fresh Farms. Well, these days, I'm not going out and Mariano's has been out of this size since forever. (They have the 6 pound cans.) I thought I could buy them on Amazon but not at those prices ($32 for four 28 cans). Does anyone have any idea where else I might be able to buy them for delivery (either ordering them a la Amazon or a buying from a grocery (or other) store that would deliver--maybe as part of a larger grocery/other order)? Many thanks.
Binko wrote:Out of curiosity, has anybody seen 7/11 tomatoes sold here in Chicago? I'm curious about them, as I noticed giant commercial cans of them last year at the storeroom in the basement of Gio's Cafe in Bridgeport (The bathroom is in the basement, so that's how I noticed them.) They had a similar generic looking label, and they seem to be like the East Coast version of 6-in-1 tomatoes. I'd like to see how they compare. They are also labeled as "ground tomatoes," but they do have citric acid added to them.
G Wiv wrote:They also had cans of Cuoco "Seasoning for macaroni with sardines" contains raisins, sardines and the first ingredient on the can is Young Fennel. Never saw that before and I stupidly did not buy a can. Next time for sure.
Coogles wrote:If anyone is still looking for an alternative to 6-in-1, area Whole Foods are now stocking Bianco DiNapoli whole peeled and crushed tomatoes in 28 ounce cans for $3.99. The brand is a collaboration between California tomato producer DiNapoli and Chris Bianco of Pizzeria Bianco.