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On Feb 27, 7:55*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
> On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 03:21:59 +0000 (UTC), Nad R
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> > wrote:
> >"Pete C." > wrote:
> >> Brooklyn1 wrote:

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> >>> sf wrote:

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> >>>> Strained tomatoes, tomato sauce and pureed tomatoes?
> >>>> Are strained tomatoes used any differently from pureed?

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> >>> Never heard of strained tomatoes... you're a tomato with a strained
> >>> brain... and a 'crushed' cranium.

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> >> I haven't heard of them either. Possibly a misread of "stewed" tomatoes.

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> >> I think the canned tomato spectrum runs something like:

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> >> Whole
> >> Stewed
> >> Crushed
> >> Pureed
> >> Sauce

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> >> From least to most processed.

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> >What no "Juice"... *Requires a strainer.

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> Tomato juice is made from tomato juice concentrate, aka tomato paste.


Crap tomato juice is made like that. Good tomato juice -- like Heinz
from Canada, and several private label brands -- is not.

> Anyone who actually buys tomato juice is an idiot, they're paying a
> premium for containers, water, shipping, and storage when they can be
> buying cans of tomato paste on sale and mixing it with water at
> home... it's exactly the same product.


People who do that have TIAD -- like brokelyn