Tuck Shop House Made Tomato Sauce

Rating: 5.0 out of 5

A classic done right. Slow-cooked tomatoes, a touch of sweetness and just the right amount of spice, this is the tomato sauce you wish you grew up with. Perfect on hot chips, sausages, toasties or anything that deserves a nostalgic squeeze of the good stuff.

Price: $12.00 Per Item
Tuck Shop House Made Tomato Sauce
$12.00

A b o u t   T u c k   S h o p   H o u s e   M a d e   T o m a t o   S a u c e

Tuck Shop Take Away was the Caulfield burger shop with a cult following, run by Clinton and Karina Serex, two chefs whose CVs include some of the world's most celebrated kitchens.

The sauces crowned every burger they served, and demand for them grew so strong that the pair turned to making sauce full time as Tuck Shop Sauce Co. Everything is made by hand in Melbourne in small batches with minimal ingredients.

This is the house made tomato sauce that forms the base of the famous burger sauce, made properly from real tomatoes by chefs. Rich, balanced and a long way beyond the squeeze bottle you grew up with.

The great Australian pairing: hot chips. Cut thick chips from a starchy variety such as Kennebec, roast until deep gold, and serve this alongside. Pies, sausage rolls and barbecues follow naturally.

Refrigerate after opening and use within the timeframe on the label.

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