- Nutrition Info
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% Daily Value Serving Size 2 Tbsp (21 g) Servings Per Container Apx 86 Calories 60 Calories From Fat 5 Total Fat 0.5 g 1% Saturated Fat 0 g 0% Trans Fat 0 g Cholesterol 0 mg 0% Sodium 25 mg 1% Total Carbohydrate 14 g 1% Dietary Fiber 2 g 6% Sugars 9 g Protein 3 g 6% Vitamin A 8% Vitamin C 80% Calcium 2% Iron 8% Ingredients: Tomato, Contains less than 2% Silicon Dioxide (to prevent caking).
Allergens: Processed in a plant that handles wheat, egg, milk, soybean, peanut, and tree nut products.
Directions: For ¼ cup tomato sauce, blend 2 Tbsp Tomato Powder and ¼ cup hot water. For tomato paste, use less water (1 ½ Tbsp). Blend until you get desired thickness. Use to thicken sauces, add to soups and stew. Great for barbecues, pizza, spaghetti or juice.
- Reviews
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Fantastic!!!
I am having so much fun using this powder. I have made my own sauce, added it to other things and made tomato soup. I love it. The # 10 can goes a long long way.
Posted on 4/27/13 by Silver City Dave
Every Cook Must Have ...
I was hesitant to try tomato powder, thinking it would just taste like cardboard without much flavor. Boy was I ever surprised. It is very flavorful and fresh tasting. I no longer buy tomato sauce or tomato paste in the small cans at the grocery store. This product has replaced all that. I use it for everything, sauces, pastes, juices, soups, including pizza sauce. I also like it because it is JUST TOMATO. I like experimenting with spices and seasonings to make just the right dish. I have found it to last around a year in my pantry [after being opened] (if I don't use it up by then) but I have also started keeping it in the fridge to prevent hardening. I will buy this product forever and I use it on a daily basis.
Posted on 4/9/13 by Rozanne
gotta love it
I had never tried tomato powder before I got a can last year. Add water to make tomato sauce or paste, and it works as well, or better, than the canned stuff. You can add salt, sugar, or other seasonings if you want, but I don't think it needs it. If you live in a humid area, the powder tends to pack down and get a little hard, but all you have to do is take either a dinner fork or a cooking fork, scratch at it a little, and restore the powder consistency. (Hey, I like to make things easy on myself!)
Posted on 6/11/12 by Linda
This is Wonderful
I really like this product. Had some trouble figuring out how to mix it at first. Now I use this guide. Tomato Paste: 1part tomato powder to 2 parts water
(6T. water + 3T. Powder = one 6oz can of Tomato Paste)
Tomato Sauce: 1part Powder to 4 parts water
(1/2 cup Powder + 2cups water= one 15oz can)
Tomato Juice: 1 part Powder to 10 parts Water
(8cups Water + 3/4 cup Powder= 64oz. bottle)
* Tomato Powder has no added salt. If you want these products to taste like the grocery store kinds you will need to add a small aount of salt (1/8 tsp per 1/2 cup of Tomato Powder)
I add more seasonings and make my own Vegetable cocktail juice from it. Thanks for offering this product.Posted on 6/11/12 by Vicky
Love It!
I had a can of tomato powder for years without ever trying it. My daughter told me one day how much she liked it, so I opened a can and started using it in my daily meals. We all love tomatoes, and this product is wonderful. As others have said, it is good to use any way you would use tomatoes. It rehydrates instantly, and has a great tomato flavor. Good to thicken soups, stews and sauces. I'm still learning new ways to use it, and converting over from canned tomatoes. It stores so well, and keeps a long time. I can't think of any food storage product that is so versatile. There should be a recipe book just for this product.
Posted on 9/19/11 by Patricia H
Better than wet pack
The more I use this powder, the less I care about typical canned tomato products. It has a wonderful ripe sweet flavor and is so versatile. I appreciate the long shelf life as well. Mix with 2 parts water, some olive oil, herbs and sugar for the best instant pizza sauce ever.
Posted on 5/10/10 by Jeannie
Awesome Product!
As a huge lover of all tomato products, I was skeptical of what a powdered tomato could do. This exceeded ALL expectations! I use it to thicken a homemade stew, soup, or spaghetti sauce. If I'm desperate for salsa and there are no decent tomatoes to be had, I thicken the salsa and add flavor with the powdered stuff. I have even made tomato juice - I had to spike it with added salt and lemon juice, but it was very good. I've make barbecue sauce. I've made a "sundried tomato" style of salad dressing. I've used it with taco seasoning to give a richer flavor to my taco meat. This is good stuff, Maynard! My kitchen will never be without it.
Posted on 12/29/09 by Julie
A great product
I keep a very large supply of this on hand at all times. Only problem is, once the can is open this can get very hard before you can use it. I put it in small canning jars and vacuum seal them with my vacuum sealer. Just a note. I find that the large mouth jars seam much better then the small mouth jars.
Posted on 6/9/09 by Linda
You Must Try This!
Thought I'd try this out to see if it was worth using up any space in my food storage. I've made lasagna, spaghetti, marina sauce for bread sticks, tomato soup - - You name it I've tried it. The best part is that I used it without telling my husband and children and they truly didn't notice any difference from the fresh or canned tomato sauce or paste! It doesn't take much to do the trick, either. I know it will be a must-have for my food storage from now on - especially since it has a MUCH longer shelf life.
Posted on 12/30/08 by SL
Tomato powder!
This powder is the BEST! Mix it with a little water, you have great tomato paste...want sauce, simply add more water and spices. It is soooo handy! I highly recommend it! And a little goes such a long ways!
Posted on 3/11/08 by Loa
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