tomato paste in a tube

does anyone sell it here? saw it on giada's show and it looked like a good idea.

I've definitely seen it at Kroger

I should add also that I remember it being a bit expensive - much more so than cans.

Lotsa Pasta has it and I've seen it at World Market.

[Robin Garr]

I should add also that I remember it being a bit expensive - much more so than cans.

Although the argument on the other side of that coin is that some people buy a can to use 1 tablespoon and then end up throwing out the can when the contents turn black, so in the long run the tube is more economical.

Personally, I buy it by the can, empty the can into a sandwich bag, flatten it into a disk and pop it in the freezer. When I want a little, just break off a chunk. Works for me!

I'm 100 percent sure that Lotsa Pasta has the tubes, and if you want to try it, I hope you'll support this great local business.

I got mine at The Fresh Market (but would also encourage you to visit Lotsa Pasta).

(everything Giada does is a good idea )

Wal Mart and meijers both carry it....

[Robin Garr]

Wal Mart and meijers both carry it....

Which part of "I hope you'll support this great local business" did you fail to comprehend?

They are local...They have people in the store that actually live here and have a job....and they give millions each year to LOCAL charities....yes they are local Robin....

[Robin Garr]

They are local...They have people in the store that actually live here and have a job....and they give millions each year to LOCAL charities....yes they are local Robin....

Where does top management reside? Where are the stockholders?

Thanks everybody. Of course, an hour after I typed it, I thought of Lotsa Pasta. I will probably get some, although Robin's idea sounds great, too!

and were does all of the people that it employees spend ther money in louisville...Speaking of stockholders...There seem to be a lot of smart people on this forum....Do you invest your money...I bet you do and I bet they are large companies...and you hope they do real good...

[Robin Garr]

and were does all of the people that it employees spend ther money in louisville...Speaking of stockholders...There seem to be a lot of smart people on this forum....Do you invest your money...I bet you do and I bet they are large companies...and you hope they do real good...

Right, all those international corporations are really looking out for us in Louisville, just like Gannett.

Look, I'm going to make this real simple: If you feel a need to promote the interests of national corporate interests over local, independent businesses, you have a right to that opinion, but you're not going to make many points by expressing it around here, where we affirmatively support the local companies that make and keep Louisville weird.

I would strongly suggest that you consider the good advice of the Old Rail Splitter when he said, "It is better to remain silent and be thought dumb, than to speak and remove all doubt."

I've have purchased tomato paste in a tube at Liquor Barn and the Prospect Party Center.

I also really like Robin's suggestion...will try this once the tube is gone!

I should add also that I remember it being a bit expensive - much more so than cans.

At Lotsa Pasta today:

4.5 oz tube ("double concentrated"): $3.49
6 oz can: $ 0.99