So what if canning isn’t your thing?! That doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice having things like tomatoes in your long-term food storage. The tomato dices from Thrive Life will stay good for up to 25 years, which makes them perfect for your food storage stash.
Get all the serving sizes, pricing, and tips for how to use these tomato dices below.
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My family actually doesn’t like “chunks” of tomatoes in their meals, so I haven’t had a reason to try these.
The only time we use diced tomatoes is for tacos, and I’m not super confident that the texture of these would be good in those. And since none of us are die-hard tomato fans, we would be fine living without them.
But if you try them out, please let me know and I’ll add your opinion here!
If you’re ready to add tomato dices that stay good for 25 years to your food storage, click here! (affiliate link)
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