Masterfoods claim 4g per “serve” … its working ok for me, my BGL doesnt jump when I use it
3 Likes
Heheh depends on the serve 
If you have a serve size of say 15g then 4g (around 26%) of that is sugar. If that was a sugar added sauce (these have around 45g per 100g) for the same 15g then it would be around 6.75g of sugar, not a huge increase in sugar per usage but a huge increase in %. Put it on thicker the sugar amount starts to really jump up so a less sugar content sauce would let you get more on for the same sugar content and enjoy the tomato flavour.
3 Likes
I am slightly worried that nobody but me seemed to vote for Fountain. I wouldn’t want it to be discontinued!
3 Likes
For those interested, here’s what our three expert judges (doing a blind taste test) thought about the 22 nationally available commercial sauces we purchased from supermarkets 
5 Likes
But not this particular batch.
Perhaps it was just a tad suspicious that products that retail for $5.50 at Coles and Woollies were being airfreighted to Australia.
1 Like
Choice has revealed the results of their tomato sauce reviews.
2 Likes
Making my own this year if tomatoes will be at a reasonable price.
Made capsicum sauce last year and already eat 3 jars. Only 3 jars left and over a year shelf life.
3 Likes
Use Beerenberg. Though our Kingaroy IGA has stopped stocking it. Hope with their expansion it will be back on the shelves. It is Australian made from 99% Aussie ingredients. Keep it in the pantry.
4 Likes
We prefer Three Threes (333). This is an Australian owned brand, using Australian grown tomatoes.
I also have some “Ozesauce”, which is Australian too,
A lot of other brands do not use Australian produce, which is a deal breaker for me.
4 Likes
Great news. Woollies have 2 litre Fountain tomato sauce on special again for half price as of tomorrow.
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/catalogue#view=product&itemId=314281008&saleId=31428&areaName=FNQ
And if you get sick of eating it, you can swim in it instead.
