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Description

We have been making these sauces in our store kitchen for over 20 years--hand-stirred and hand-filled in heat-sealed jars. We use only Italian-grown San-Marzano Style tomatoes, fresh produce and top-quality spices.Arrabbiata Sauce shares most of the same characteristics as our Fra Diavolo, with chunks of San Marzano tomatoes simmered with peppers and spices. Calabrian chili peppers give it added depth of flavor, and while it is hot, it's a less punchy heat than the Fra Diavolo. Our kitchen is NY State inspected and USDA inspected. Sealed jars are shelf-stable for 2 years and good in the refrigerator, after opening, for about a week. A 15oz jar is good for about one pound of pasta (3-4 people). Ingredients: Tomatoes (Peeled Tomatoes, Salt, Citric Acid), Onion, Olive Oil, Salt, Parsley, Chile (Chile, Sunflower Oil), Crushed Red Pepper, Black Pepper, Garlic. Vegan. No sugar, wheat, or nut products added, though we are not an allergen-free environment.

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Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
MSRP
$8.00
Packaging
Jar

Product identifiers

SKU
738640277154
Category
Pasta Sauces

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
1+ years

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Tomatoes (Peeled Tomatoes, Salt, Citric Acid), Onion, Olive Oil, Salt, Parsley, Chile (Chile, Sunflower Oil), Crushed Red Pepper, Black Pepper, Garlic

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Ceriello Fine FoodsEstablished 1980

In 1971, Andrea Ceriello arrived from Naples, Italy with a farmer's work ethic and determination to succeed. After nine years learning the craft at Brooklyn's legendary A&S Pork Store, Andy opened his own shop in Williston Park in 1980. What started as a 400-square-foot traditional pork store grew into Ceriello Fine Foods—a destination for prime meats, handmade sausages, freshly prepared foods and imported Italian specialties. As the business evolved, Andy added a small-batch manufacturing kitchen to produce pasta sauces and seasonings using traditional methods. This artisan approach—cooking in small kettles, hand-labeling, and maintaining authentic recipes—set Ceriello apart. The Ceriello name spread across Long Island through licensed locations and expanded to Grand Central Terminal in 1999, bringing both retail and wholesale products to customers across the region. Today, as a second-generation family business led by Andy's daughter Tina, Ceriello Fine Foods continues the legacy. The manufacturing operation has grown to serve distributors and specialty retailers nationwide, while the retail stores remain true to Andrea's founding principles: uncompromising craft, a family of customers spanning generations, and the bontà of a laden table.