Mutti - Peeled Tomatoes, 400g, (Pack of 12) with voucher

£9.98

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Not as good as the recent deal for a 3-pack, but still a good deal I think. 83p/can sounds decent. If you don't have prime or can't reach £25 to get free shipping it might be worth checking whether there's free collection.

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Mutti has been processing tomatoes with passion for over 100 years. Its products are made exclusively of Italian tomatoes, with scrupulous supervision of the entire production chain: from selection of the most suitable varieties to inspection in the field, up to harvesting and bottling.

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Ingredients | Mutti Peeled Tomatoes are made exclusively with sun-ripened 100% Italian tomatoes. Prepared without additives or preservatives. Vegan
Premiumness | The best tomatoes are harvested at the height of the summer and are delicately peeled with steam, to capture all the flavour and scents of fresh tomatoes
Characteristics | They have a delicate flavour, dual texture, given by the whole tomatoes and their creamy puree, and bright red colour
How to use | Incredibly versatile in cooking: you can use them as a filling, as a tasty and decorative element for focaccias or pizza, or simply cut them in half and serve them as small appetizers
Mutti | From Italy’s #1 tomato brand*. Since 1899 Mutti has been processing tomatoes with passion and a scrupulous supervision of the entire production chain
12 tins per purchase.

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Peeled tomatoes, tomato juice

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21st Mar
There's an even sweeter deal on the same page
12 x 400g Mutti baby tomatoes (hence sweeter deal )
have a 50% off voucher if buying them on S&S making them £9.17!
(plus that may help people unlock larger savings on their other S&S items)

Not trying to hijack your deal which I've voted hot, just making people aware of what's also available.
HTH

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22nd Mar
Ive grabbed a pack.
Never used this type of mutti before (I prefer the pulpa) but good reviews and great price. (edited)
21st Mar
I got the organic version a few weeks ago using a similar offer but the best before was Aug 2024, seems they are offloading short dated stock
22nd Mar
Me too, but didn’t check the date on the cans, thanks for the heads up UPDATE - just had a look and they are September 2025, so mine aren’t particularly short dated…will be gone long before then (edited)
23rd Mar
Last time I ordered these from Amazon they turned up dented, some badly so. Beware eating the contents of dented tins as they can be unsafe if the tin or plastic coating has been broken.
23rd Mar
I'm unsure how good they are. I purchased from farmfoods yesterday, currently on offer nationwide , 4 tins for £1 both chopped and plum.
23rd Mar
What did you buy though? It certainly wasn't this product, or anything comparable.

Might be ok for the use you are putting them to, of course.
21st Mar
Great flavour so different from own brands
23rd Mar
Any one have any quick recipes ideas for using these? I typically use for Bolognese and cooking stews. Sure there are more uses that I am missing out on
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2 m ago
There's a really quick and simple tomato sauce for pasta that we make which is great with those since they don't need much to be tasty.

Just heat some oil, put a couple of garlic cloves, after a minute add a can or two of these tomatoes, and let it simmer in very low heat until it's not very watery (just be careful because it might splash a lot even in low heat and boiling tomato sauce burns like a ***). You can add basil or any other herb (oregano, thyme) you fancy and you can serve it on pasta with some mozzarella and/or parmigiano. (edited)
23rd Mar
For the idiots and uneducated (me) - what is the difference between these (this brand) and cheaper tins? There must be something but I really don't know

(Coming from someone who can't tell the difference between brands of baked beans, spaghetti, marmite, hobnobs, coffee....!)
24th Mar
Tastyyyyyyy