Rao's Homemade Marinara Sauce, 24 oz, All Purpose Tomato Sauce, Pasta Sauce, Carb Conscious, Keto Friendly, All Natural, Premium Quality, With Italian Tomatoes & Olive Oil

I bought this marinara on a whim and ended up pleasantly surprised. The flavor is bright and tomato-forward, with a nice balance of garlic and herbs. It tastes homemade enough for weeknight pasta and works well for pizza or dipping. I also appreciate the simple ingredient list and reasonable price. On the downside, it’s a little sweeter than I prefer, and the texture is thinner than some premium brands. The jar size feels small for family meals. Overall, it’s a solid, dependable sauce I’d buy again for quick, no-fuss cooking. Shipping was fast, packaging secure, and the seal arrived intact!

I’ve reordered this delicious product several times! Best price & variable sizes! Outside quality sources rated this the most like homemade sauce! It is!! I used to make my own marinara sauce but this is the BEST! And made my recipes much easier to make now! The flavor is amazing; high quality simple natural ingredients providing a slow cooked premium amazing textured sauce! I use it regularly for my fave meal …🍆 eggplant parm! Absolutely delicious! I’m sooo happy to have found this product for all my marinara recipes! You will be also!😋 Arrives very well packaged/protected; glass jar not plastic! Product consistency is perfect - non watery or running! Holds together very well! 💙

Our family finally did a blind taste test between four top-tier brands: Rao’s, Carbone, Mutti, and Mezzetta. For 4 out of 5 of us, Rao’s was the clear, undisputed winner. Why it took the top spot: Perfect Balance: While Carbone was a bit more acidic and Mutti felt a bit "simpler," Rao's has a depth of flavor that tastes exactly like a slow-simmered Sunday sauce. It's not too sweet and not too salty—it just tastes like high-quality Italian tomatoes. Texture & "Cling": Some jarred sauces are watery or too chunky, but this has a silky, emulsified texture that actually clings to the pasta instead of puddling at the bottom of the bowl. Pure Ingredients: You can actually see the bits of garlic and herbs. It doesn’t have that "processed" aftertaste you get with cheaper supermarket brands. The "Subscribe & Save" Factor: It is definitely more expensive than your average sauce, but since it's the only one everyone in the house actually agrees on, we put it on Subscribe & Save. It's cheaper than a night of takeout, and the quality makes a 10-minute pasta dinner feel like a restaurant meal. Bottom Line: If you're on the fence about the price, just try one jar. It ruined other store-bought sauces for us!

Great tasting sauce made with real ingredients and no junk.

This marinara sauce is the best! Thick and delicious, tastes like homemade!

Good marinara sauce, Made with Italian plum tomatoes and seasonings. Taste delicious, I so use to spaghetti sauces like ragu,and prego which have declined in flavor.

Excellent Marinara sauce! I personally like this Vegan type, however one can add cooked meat or chicken during the simmer process.

This brand is quickly becoming a staple in Italian and American homes alike. It’s also one of the most expensive, which limits its audience during these times of being a wee bit more careful with the grocery bill. (You remember. That bill that was supposed to be going down. Hmm.). If you can spring for it, you’ll find it’s worth every penny. There is a memory of homemade sauces in the past that were slow cooked until flavor and richness came together to make a sauce almost worthy of being considered a meal in its own right. This is that sauce. Have bread handy to sop up leftover sauce.

Paying S$44 certainly not worth it. That’s equivalent to US$32 a jar.

I recently posted a review of this company which was not good I realize now it was premature, and done in the moment I would like to take that REVIEW BACK as it was a misunderstanding The Company swiftly corrected the error and REFUNDED my money Very Sorry

Sehr gut

Sent only one out of 12… how can you trust them now … I threw it out

Sent one jar not 12. I paid for 12.