Leftover tomato paste

[Caine]

Tomato patse comes in a squeeze tube.



I buy mine at Cost Plus World Market. 4½ ounces for about 3 bucks American.

[Andy M.]

That's a lot of money for tomato paste. I get 2ea 6 ounce cans for $0.89.

[LadyCook61]

Originally Posted by Caine

Tomato patse comes in a squeeze tube.



I buy mine at Cost Plus World Market. 4½ ounces for about 3 bucks American.

I have one of those , comes in handy . Also have garlic in a tube.

[pacanis]

Originally Posted by Caine

Tomato patse comes in a squeeze tube......

What a cool idea.
I don't remember what I paid for my cans.

[CharlieD]

Originally Posted by pacanis

Anytime I drink a beer out of a can, I always try to get it outta there as quickly as possible.

I’m usually so careful that I even try not to leave any beer in glass bottle or some times 2 or 3...

[Corey123]

Unless I'm making a boatload of spaghetti sauce or mainara, I buy the smallest cans of it.

That way, there is no waste at all.

[Caine]

I buy tomato paste in cans for when a recipe calls for a lot of tomato paste, such as spaghetti sauce or chicken cacciatore. If it only calls for, let's say 1 tablespoon, then out comes the tube. Then I don't have to go through that song and dance freezing routine.

[LadyCook61]

Originally Posted by Caine

I buy tomato paste in cans for when a recipe calls for a lot of tomato paste, such as spaghetti sauce or chicken cacciatore. If it only calls for, let's say 1 tablespoon, then out comes the tube. Then I don't have to go through that song and dance freezing routine.

that is what I do, I don't need the extra work either.

[Corey123]

Usually, when I use one or more cans of tomato paste, it's all used up.