Gefen Higher Standards Advert #4
You say Tomato, We say Marinara
Here’s the first thing you need to know about marinara: it’s not a synonym for tomato sauce. Real marinara sauce is specific, containing the taste and juice of fresh tomato, with minimal ingredients. At Gefen, we know a good sauce can make all the difference between a scrumptious pasta and a jumble of limp noodles. That’s why we produce our sauces in small, boutique batches to capture the true Italian gusto.
Our saucier uses an age- old Neapolitan family recipe, passed down for generations, “nonna a nipote”, grandma to grandchild. A rich, velvety mix of sun-ripened San Marzano tomatoes, blended with aromatic Italian spices, dashed with a thread of extra virgin olive oil, simmered to perfection and jarred with affection. And speaking of
jars, here’s a saucy little secret you may not know. Curious
what the difference is between a swank marinara sauce and a weak one? Simply turn the jar over. A great sauce flows smoothly, leaving little behind in its wake.
jars, here’s a saucy little secret you may not know. Curious
what the difference is between a swank marinara sauce and a weak one? Simply turn the jar over. A great sauce flows smoothly, leaving little behind in its wake.
Go ahead, try it out for yourself. See the difference an authentic, homemade Italian recipe can make. Let the waves of thick, all-natural tomatoey goodness gush over the rim, instantly invigorating your food with the simple, sweet taste of Southern Italy that’ll leave your charges saying “Bravissimo!” each and every time.
Sweetened by the sun. No high-fructose corn syrup.
