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Carbone Arrabbiata Pasta Sa...

Carbone Arrabbiata Pasta Sauce, 24 oz jar — bold, spicy tomato sauce inspired by classic Roman recipes. Made with vine-ripened tomatoes, garlic, olive oil, and chili peppers for a rich, authentic Italian arrabbiata flavor. Available as a Single jar or Pack of 3.

Carbone Arrabbiata Pasta Sauce – Classic Roman Spicy Tomato Sauce, 24 oz

  • Classic Arrabbiata Recipe — inspired by the bold, spicy Roman arrabbiata tradition ("angry" sauce)
  • Vine-Ripened Tomatoes — quality ripe tomatoes for a deep, rich tomato base
  • Chili Peppers, Garlic & Olive Oil — the three essential arrabbiata ingredients, balanced for authentic flavor
  • Bold, Spicy Heat — noticeable heat level true to traditional arrabbiata character
  • Slow-Cooked — smooth texture and complex flavor from slow cooking
  • 24 oz Glass Jar — generous size for multiple servings or family meals
  • Restaurant-Style Flavor — Carbone brings New York fine dining quality to home cooking

How to Use

Heat Carbone Arrabbiata Sauce in a saucepan over medium heat for 3–5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Toss with freshly cooked pasta — penne rigate, rigatoni, or spaghetti work best. Finish with freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano or Pecorino Romano. Also excellent as a pizza sauce or for baked pasta dishes.

About Carbone

Carbone is a celebrated New York City restaurant known for its elevated approach to classic Italian-American cuisine. The Carbone Fine Food line brings the same commitment to quality and bold flavor to premium pantry products — including pasta sauces made to restaurant standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Carbone Arrabbiata Sauce spicy?
Yes — bold, noticeable heat from chili peppers, true to the classic Roman arrabbiata recipe. Balanced with ripe tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil.
What pasta shape works best?
Penne rigate is the classic choice — ridges and tubes capture the bold spicy sauce. Also great with rigatoni, spaghetti, or bucatini.

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