Artichoke Bottoms by Cefalu (14 Ounce Can Each) Product of Spain, Non GMO, No MSG, No Trans Fat, Gluten Free (Pack of 4)

$ 26.99

Score By Feature

Based on 18 ratings

Flavor

9.51

Value for money

8.88

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Product Description

A Spanish product, cultivated in Murcia's first choice

Green salads gain zest when you use this dressing. When marinated with olive oil and red wine vinegar, these chicken wings are delicious.

This fruit is an excellent source of vitamin C, folate, and

All our products are non-GMO, non-MSG, gluten-free, and free from trans fats

Questions & Answers

In other words, no other ingredients. Is there more to artichokes than just that?

The bottoms of an artichoke are baked in water with salt and

Selected User Reviews For Artichoke Bottoms by Cefalu (14 Ounce Can Each) Product of Spain, Non GMO, No MSG, No Trans Fat, Gluten Free (Pack of 4)

This is a very good item

5/5

It is nice to know about these as they are It is easy to use, tastes good, and is easy to handle.

Jazmin Morales

| Mar 06, 2021

You're doing well

5/5

It is an excellent value, since artichoke bottoms are hard to come by.

Elliana Contreras

| Jun 01, 2021

It was in awesome shape when it arrived! There were no dent marks on the cans because of how they were packaged

5/5

The price is a little high.

Riggs Shea

| Sep 19, 2020

They are ok in taste

4/5

I love that I received all indented cans for the first time, as another reviewer also pointed out. These are quite good in flavor, I might call them Nevertheless, a few of them, maybe a quarter of all of them, had a bit of a darkish and prickly substance on the very bottom, which although edible, I preferred to remove and remove before eating, so that was a little frustrating. In general, I won't buy them again at the current prices but the taste is much better than the brazilian roland brand ones that are half-dented and flavourless. Even though I haven't tried that also spanish brand yet, I'd suggest you go with the cento 12 pack ones instead for about a dozen extra bucks. It is worth knowing that cento is a very common brand of canned san marzano tomatoes that can be used in making tomato sauce, so I would suggest trying those instead of these if you do not want to be let down.