My wife, daughter and I were in the general area about a week ago, running other errands so, before heading home, decided to stop at Costco to pick up a few items we needed. As is usually the case, we ended up filling our cart with some of the bargain-priced items we came across. This included the Bertolli Organic Olive Oil, Basil & Garlic pasta sauce.
I purchased this product mostly because of the price. We go through a lot of pasta sauce in our house and I thought $8.99 for four jars was a decent enough deal to justify the purchase. However, I had never tried this product before and, because of that, wasn't really sure what to expect from it. As it turns out, after trying the pasta sauce shortly after purchasing it, my opinion of it is a bit mixed.





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DerdriuMarrinerMar 10, 2022
As I mention in regard to other wizzleys by you about boxed, canned and frozen alternatives to fresh, home-made meal items, I appreciate knowing about the more impressive ones.
In particular, I like the ones that you give a grade of "A" and even of "B" to. It sounds like this nevertheless can work to extend, albeit carefully, discretely, gingerly, sauce when the number of quests or of re-serving requests exceeds what I anticipate.
What with what the sauce has going for it, particularly in terms of cooperation and thickness, would it be possible that this just happens to be a one-off of an otherwise "A"- or even "B"-grade product?