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Product Description
From Italy
Fine Tomato Pulp by L'oro Del Sud is an authentic Neopolitan “passata,” also spelled passato or referred to as passata di pomodoro or strained tomatoes. This tomato pulp is an uncooked tomato purée made with 100%, all natural tomatoes that have been strained of skins and seeds. Delivering a fresh tomato flavor, Fine Tomato Pulp is an excellent ingredient for pasta sauces, pizza sauce, soups, stews, and Mexican salsa.Producer Spotlight
Naples’ rich pasta making history has made it Italy’s Pasta making center. The people of Naples had been experts at producing handmade pasta, but pasta making was revolutionized when King Ferdinand II commissioned an engineer to develop a machine that could both knead and cut the pasta. This invention revolutionized the pasta making process, moving it out of the home and into the factory. Combined with Naples’ ideal weather conditions for creating the perfect pasta, the idyllic combination of manmade ingenuity and nature’s blessing served as the inspiration for L’Oro Del Sud’s name, which translates to Southern Gold.
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Naples’ rich pasta making history has made it Italy’s Pasta making center. The people of Naples had been experts at producing handmade pasta, but pasta making was revolutionized when King Ferdinand II commissioned an engineer to develop a machine that could both knead and cut the pasta. This invention revolutionized the pasta making process, moving it out of the home and into the factory. Combined with Naples’ ideal weather conditions for creating the perfect pasta, the idyllic combination of manmade ingenuity and nature’s blessing served as the inspiration for L’Oro Del Sud’s name, which translates to Southern Gold.
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