Do San Marzano tomatoes really make a better marinara, or is it all just hype? This flavor test dives into the difference these prized Italian tomatoes make in a classic sauce.

San Marzano tomatoes are praised as the gold standard for marinara but do they really make a difference? In this taste test, we put tradition to the test to find out if these famous Italian ...

San Marzano tomatoes have quite the reputation. They’re said to be sweeter, pulpier, and less acidic than other canned plum tomatoes, which is why so many people seek them out for their sauces ...

A 28-ounce can of Cento’s San Marzano peeled tomatoes costs $3.69 at Target, versus a 28-ounce of Red Pack’s canned whole peeled tomatoes at $1.69.

DOP San Marzano tomatoes are a special variety of tomato that grows in the Sarnese-Nocerino district in Campania, Italy. Use them in recipes where the tomatoes are the star.

The largest U.S. seller of San Marzano tomatoes, known to Italian food lovers as the best tomatoes for making pasta sauce, has been hit with two federal lawsuits claiming what's inside the can isn ...

San Marzano tomatoes are prized by chefs around the world for their intense flavor and are routinely recommended by recipe writers, but one woman in California said that her effort to make a sauce ...

San Marzanos are some of the world’s most prized tomatoes, but a new lawsuit says a popular American brand is falsely advertising its tomatoes as the revered variety.

SAN FRANCISCO – A putative class action suit against Cento Fine Foods may continue, a federal court in California ruled, because the consumers have sufficiently claimed that packaging on the company’s ...