spaghetti in tomato sauce (italian-style, canned)
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Spaghetti in tomato sauce is cooked long pasta served with a variable tomato-led sauce, ranging from smooth to chunky and commonly eaten as a main course.

Spaghetti in tomato sauce is a prepared dish of cooked spaghetti served with a sauce in which tomato is a principal ingredient. It is commonly eaten as a main course, with the sauce either coating the pasta or served over it.
The dish has long pasta strands and a moist sauce that can range from smooth to chunky, with flavour varying from bright and tart to cooked and savoury. Recipes may include herbs, oil, onion, garlic or other ingredients, but the name does not specify these or the sauce-to-pasta ratio. It may be freshly made or sold ready-to-eat.
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spaghetti in tomato sauce (italian-style, canned)
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Reference: Spaghetti, in tomato sauce, canned, composite
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Nutrition reference: New Zealand FOODfiles 2024 — E1005 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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