
Diced Tomatoes
Convenient canned tomatoes for everyday cooking
Types of Diced Tomatoes
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Unopened cans last 18-24 months in pantry. Once opened, transfer to airtight container and refrigerate. Freeze in portions for longer storage.
Nutrition
Values for plain canned diced tomatoes without added ingredients. Sodium varies by brand; no-salt-added versions contain minimal sodium.
Cooking Tips
Drain liquid if you want a thicker consistency; reserve it to add back for moisture control
Fire-roasted varieties add smoky depth to chilis and pasta sauces
Crush with the back of a spoon while cooking to break down further for smoother sauces
Add near the beginning of cooking for dishes that need long simmering to develop flavor
Pairs With
Garlic, onions, and olive oil for sauce bases
Basil, oregano, and Italian herbs
Beans and legumes in soups and stews
Ground meat for bolognese and chili
Bell peppers and chili peppers
Chicken or vegetable broth
Common Mistakes
Not checking sodium content—some brands add significant salt
Using them raw in fresh salads where they'll be watery and lack fresh tomato flavor
Discarding the juice, which contains valuable flavor and nutrients
Aliases
- Canned Diced Tomatoesalternate
/canned-diced-tomatoes - Diced Tomatoplural
/diced-tomato - Diced Tomatoes in Juicealternate
/diced-tomatoes-in-juice - Petite Diced Tomatoesalternate
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