Rao's Homemade All Natural Sensitive Formula Marinara Sauce, 24 Ounce (Pack of 4)

I just don't like a garlic,so difficult to find a restaurant which their tomato sause made no garlic or any jars of tomato sause at the grocery store are with garlic.I was almost give up to search tomato sauce for me then found this one on Amazon.Some of reviews says at Wal-Mart either whole foods available both stores by me are don't carry that.(Both stores carry Rao's but different flavors)Taste like at fancy restaurant,Just need to add a black pepper and Tabasco for me tho,I really enjoying this tomato sauce!FYI : you may not find the expiration or best buy date on the jar.I have contacted Rao's customers service,Hope it helpfull for you below,,They are now posting Best Buy date effective January 1 2017.The code on the rim the lid the neck of the jar is the PRODUCTION CodeFor example,ROA1 16/T293 17:50ROA 1 is internal code,16 is 2016T293 is the julian date,Numbered day of the yearIs Oct 19,17:50 is the time the particular batch was made,Recommend use within 3 years for the best quality.

I love onion and garlic, but unfortunately they don’t love me back. It’s hard for me to to be satisfied with things like spaghetti sauce without these flavors added in there. Even harder to find brands that omit them. I love this sauce. It’s pretty good on it’s own, but I add basil, oregano, and salt to it. I also sometimes add oyster mushrooms to the hamburger before I add the sauce because these mushrooms are low fodmap. It’s so good, and my family loves it too. I feel bad for them sometimes because they have been subjected to the low fodmap diet right along with me..because I do the cooking, lol. No onion in my potato salad did not go over well, but there has been no complaining about the spaghetti sauce. I’m feeding a family of five, and so I order a lot, and cook enough for me to eat it for lunch a couple of days while the rest of the family is eating things I can’t have.

This sauce is the best out there I am so happy they have a FODMAP option for those of us that can't have garlic and onions. And it tastes like homemade sauce

Excellent choice for those on the Low FODMAP diet for IBS; this sauce has excellent classic marinara flavor, with no garlic or onion, which tend to upset sensitive stomaches. This product has been a life saver in managing IBS symptoms, yet still being able to enjoy some of my favorite Italian dishes. While it is on the pricey side for a jar or pasta sauce, many on the Low FODMAP diet will feel that the product is well worth the cost.

I purchased after reading a review that this was a great sauce. I tried it alone and didn't find it all that good. Quite bland for my taste. I ended up adding a lot of spices and vegetables to the sauce in order to make it something worthwhile. I've since discovered it at local stores so if I purchase it again I won't have to buy so many bottles. Not sure what I'll do with the remaining bottles in my cabinet.

Excellent product. This is the only sauce on the market that I can tolerate with my IBS. I pair this with brown rice pasta from Trader Joe's with parmesan and can finally enjoy my favorite comfort food again. It tastes great and not too artificial like some other reviewers have mentioned (I hate those cheap store-bought sauces). My only concern is that this listing is a little pricier than what you see in stores by about a dollar a jar. Good for someone who can't find these in their local supermarket.

Pricey but excellent if you can’t eat garlic and/or onion. And still tastes great. Good flavor, freshness and consistency. We put in pasta, chicken and fish with vegetables all the time.

This just wasn't for me. I can't put my finger on what was so odd about the flavor...carrots? Celery maybe? Regardless, it reminded me of Chef Boyardee or the generic equivalent. Gave away the other three jars.