@@lemurianchick San Marzano is a region in Italy. Grown in the rich volcanic soil in the shadow of Mt. Vesuvius, they are thinner and more pointed, with a sweeter and thicker flesh that has fewer seeds and less water content. They even have a certification for tomatoes grown there.
Looks delicious. Miss you guys on u tube. Will u ever be back ?
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how much of a difference does San Marzano make for Italian cuisine in general?
What is that--the brand of tomatoes?
@@lemurianchick San Marzano is a region in Italy. Grown in the rich volcanic soil in the shadow of Mt. Vesuvius, they are thinner and more pointed, with a sweeter and thicker flesh that has fewer seeds and less water content. They even have a certification for tomatoes grown there.
@@robinkomoto5573 I think I bought a can from Trader Joe's last week. It was aight. Eh. Nothing to write home about...🤷♀️
No bell pepper?