>it's that time again to buy some spaggy sauce >buy

>>8141720
>buying canned sauce with meat
why?

Italian sausage in a jar, never.

Some jarred sauces are decent but as a rule I stay away from anything with meat

What is the best jarred/canned sauce?

>>8141720

>canned sauce ever

Fuck off and never come back

It's really pretty easy to make your own sauce. If you don't want to watch a pot simmer you could always transfer it to a slow cooker. Separate the extra into a few small bags and freeze.

Maybe it would be a chore for some people, but I really enjoy making a batch of tomato sauce.

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>>8141797
This shit is GOAT, go try it if you don't believe me, it's constantly sold out at every grocery store around me.

>>8141877
I came here to post this. Newman's Own is 100% perfect. I don't know how they do it.

>>8141877

Is it really strained through a sock?

lol I have a can of that shit in my pantry

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>>8141797

hunts garlic and herb.

out of all the pre-made sketti sauces, it's the least sweet. it barely has any added sugar, if any.

i mix in sauteed veggies (onions, carrots, peppers, mushrooms) to sweeten it up.

delicious!

>>8141720
All canned and jarred sauces seem really watery to me.

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>>8141720
>He thought it was sausage imported from Italy.
Fucking Burgers man.
My sides.

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>>8141797
This sauce, hands down. You can order it on Amazon if you can't find it in your country. Though making a quick sauce with Roma's isn't hard to do, but I'll reach for this when I'm feeling tired/lazy.

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This stuff right here. Crush by hand. Add garlic and spices. Through in herbs at last second. Fresh, simple, and delicious.