Tomato Paste – MUTTI
When only the real thing will do. MUTTI Double Concentrated Tomato Paste is built on a simple but uncompromising philosophy — freshness, taste, and quality above all else. The result is an exquisitely rich, deeply flavored paste that delivers the full intensity of sun-ripened Italian tomatoes in every spoonful, finished with just a pinch of Mediterranean sea salt.
Double concentrated means double the flavor. A small amount goes a long way, adding a bold, deep tomato richness that transforms pasta sauces, braises, and stews from the inside out. It's the kind of ingredient that serious cooks keep permanently stocked — because once you've built a bolognese or marinara on MUTTI, there's no going back.
Perfect for: Bolognese, marinara, tomato sauces for meat and seafood, stews, braises, shakshuka, and spread over crostini with a drizzle of olive oil for an effortless appetizer.
Ingredients: Tomatoes, Mediterranean sea salt Pack Size: 140g (4.9 oz) Origin: Product of Italy Brand: MUTTI
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