Cento Fine Foods Review #MomBlogTourFF

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I participated in the Mom Blog Tour at the Summer Fancy Food Show on behalf of Wendy’s Bloggers and received Cento Fine Foods products to facilitate my review.

My family and I are huge lovers of Italian food. It’s our favorite. So when I found out that one of the sponsors of Mom Blog Tour Fancy Food Show was Cento, I was super excited because it’s a brand we have used before! Cento is a company that was founded in 1963 in Philadelphia. They serviced the tri-state area as a distributor of ethnic Italian food specialties. In 1982, after much passion and some experience, Cento became its own label of superior Italian food products. Cento includes several brands in one – Anna, Bellino, Ferrara, LaFlorentine, Little Gina’s, and Maurizio. With Cento’s main line, you can find all kinds of delicious tomato products, as well as sauces, olive oil, vinegars, peppers, artichokes, olives, beans, spices, and more! With the great technology advances, Cento is staying on top of it and is the United States’ premier Italian food distributor, importer, and producer today.Cento is especially proud of their San Marzano Italian Plum Tomatoes. They are the highest quality and very flavorful. Other Cento tomato varieties include their 28 oz. and 35 oz. Italian Plum Tomatoes – which come in a thick puree, as well as their Organic Plum and Crushed tomatoes. After coming home from the Fancy Food Show, Cento sent a great package of a lot of their Cento brand products. They even sent their Ferrara Torrone Almond Honey Nougats. Those didn’t last very long, let me tell you. 😉 One of my family’s favorite things for me to make is chili. So of course I couldn’t pass up using Cento products in it! I used 1 pound of ground beef, a pound of deer meat, fresh sliced mushrooms, a can of Cento Crushed Tomatoes, and a can of Cento Black Beans. Delicious! Cento has a bunch of delicious recipes on their website that my family and I are excited to try out. Make sure you check them out and try some, too!You can find Cento in your local grocery or specialty food market. At my local Kroger they were in the international food section, but they just did a remodel and they are now in with the other tomato products available. Makes it just as easy to select Cento now!Make sure to enter the Cento prize pack giveaway (ends 9/18)! You’ll win the great pack of Cento products that you see in this photo. 🙂

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Courtney P.

I’m a 20-something stay-at-home mother and wife. I have an amazing husband, a beautiful daughter, two loving dogs, and a lazy cat. I wouldn’t change my life for anything! I love to read, listen to music, cook and blog!

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