Muir Glen Organic Diced Tomatoes, 14.5 oz. (Pack of 12)

This is always a terrific product. It is one of three products that I will buy from an organic producer. I usually buy from my local Sprouts store when they run a sale in three or four case batches at a time, both whole and diced. I hate asking for help at checkout but after three shoulder surgeries and dancing with the auto-immune witches for way too long, lifting case goods at the store is no longer a point of pride!Prime Pantry on this item was a real gift. I can get it delivered and there are occasional sales I can watch for. Win win. Although I am not sure how my sweet Delivery driver feels about this last order of 16/28 ounce cans all in one box, I cut it open at the door and walked it to the food pantry 3 cans at a time.

The tomatoes are wonderful! But we are just now using them and I wish I had looked at them closer when they arrived, every can is dented, unfortunately it is past the return window so we are stuck with them.

The worst thing about SnS is how many bait and switch there are — a product you order that comes for a few months then stops. These are very good tomatoes but the real joy is that they show up every (other) month as ordered.

The tomatoes smell fresh and a REAL. I use this for making my pizza sauce or spaghetti sauce.

Tired of smashed, crap products. I will take a small dent here and there but most were smashed. WTF. I understand that most products are still good and likely why they end up as a warehouse item (which is where I ordered from), but when it comes to tomato products? Unacceptable. So buyer beware. Might seek a refund, might just use them up in an upcoming chili. I know I dont intend to store them long in this condition. Had I bought them full price, I would be making a bigger stink. My review is to reflect quality of actual product as Muir Glen is a fantastic brand.I dont rate on price. Everyone can see the price before order, we all have different budgets, needs, preferences, prices fluctuate, there are sales, and right now.. prices have simply been rising on everything. If I can get good organic tomatoes at $2 or less per can, then I think that is reasonable (currently $25 with subscribe and save). DO I want to pay way less, yes (actually I got mine on sale at $12 so I did get a great deal, but at cost of mostly dented cans). Hence why my focus is on actual product.Tomatoes are good and fresh tasting. No noticeable degrade with dented cans. I wont let the sit for long though.

Great tomatoes; nice to find them on Amazon for a good price! I think they won Cook's Illustrated for best diced tomatoes a few years back. I love this brand.

I love this brand for making soups and chili! I have tried others, but the tomatoes are not as flavorful and sometimes I find the part of the tomato that has stems. Mur Glen stands out from the rest as being the tomatoes I want to use.

Love a all this brand’s products. But like everything else the prices keep increasing. Also some cans arrived dented beyond being able to use. But I blame that on the transport- not the company.