During my Grandfather Amerigo Cortopassi’s time, an Italian farmer was usually also a “cacciatore” (hunter) of wild game. The leaner, firmer game meat that hunters brought home was enhanced by simmering it in a savory tomato sauce “ala cacciatore” (hunter style).
The key thing for tomatoes is consistency. What I like about Stanislaus, when l open up a can, I have confidence that whatever it is that I buy is the same, every single time.
– Paul Cataldo
Antonio’s Italian Ristorante
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During my Grandfather Amerigo Cortopassi’s time, an Italian farmer was usually also a “cacciatore” (hunter) of wild game. The leaner, firmer game meat that hunters brought home was enhanced by simmering it in a savory tomato sauce “ala cacciatore” (hunter style).
Our Full Red® Cacciatore Sauce features chunky strips of peeled tomato, subtly seasoned with fresh basil and extra virgin olive oil.
Add pitted olives (or your own signature seasonings) and enjoy Cacciatore over your favorite pasta, fish, sausage, or chicken!
Non-GMO
All of our tomatoes are planted and cultivated by selected growers, using seed stock purchased from seed growers using Non-GMO and Non-Bioengineered seed and farming practices. All non-tomato ingredients are from Non-GMO / Non-Bioengineered sources and processing practices.
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Halal
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Kosher
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Non-GMO
Cultivating Ideas
Inspiration
Tomato 101
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Start With The Best
“You can’t make good wine with bad grapes.”
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Preserve Flavor
Time & temperature are the enemies of fresh tomato flavor.
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Stay Consistent
Superior quality you can count on.
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