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I have been living in the Raleigh area for 3 months now and my supply of Sclafani tomatoes has run out. All my local supermarkets only carry Hunts and Cento. I am a sause snob and would rather buy ragu in a jar before making a sause of my own with those two brands. Can anyone refer me to where I can pick up a good can of whole tomatoes?
If the typical grocery store doesn't help - try Second Season in Chapel Hill. They also have all sorts of pasta that you might have trouble finding (in addition to the tomatoes).
If the typical grocery store doesn't help - try Second Season in Chapel Hill. They also have all sorts of pasta that you might have trouble finding (in addition to the tomatoes).
Just to clarify, the shop is called Southern Season.
In any case, Whole Foods sells a good selection of tomatoes, and I'm able to get San Marzanos at Harris Teater...
Or Ferlo's on Capital Blvd. They have canned tomatoes OR store-made sauces.
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