Turn up the heat with De Carlo Sugo all’Arrabbiata, a classic Italian pasta sauce inspired by the bold flavours of Southern Italy. Made with ripe tomato pulp, chilli, garlic, and extra virgin olive oil, this traditional recipe delivers the perfect balance of rich tomato sweetness and fiery spice. Crafted with simple, high-quality ingredients, it’s a quick and flavourful way to bring authentic Italian character to your favourite pasta dishes in just minutes.
INGREDIENTS: Tomato Pulp, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Dried Chilli, Garlic, Salt
PRODUCT OF ITALY
300g
ABOUT DE CARLO
The De Carlo company has a long, family history. Founded in 1598, the company has successfully passed down its love of trees and products from generation to generation, vigorously supporting a corporate policy based on the benefits of a short supply chain and zero-impact production, in harmony with the environment.
The De Carlo family has always believed in the value of combining innovation and tradition, celebrating the authenticity of Apulian peasant cuisine for those who choose to eat healthily and consciously.
De Carlo oils, preserves, and all other products are born from deep-rooted experience and scrupulous attention to every process and stage of harvesting, processing, and packaging.
They lovingly grow our vegetables directly in their fields, beneath the olive trees, respecting the seasonality of each individual vegetable. They process them within hours of harvesting in our on-site laboratory. All their vegetables are preserved in our prized extra virgin olive oil, guaranteeing a 100% Apulian product.
The De Carlo family has always believed in the value of combining innovation and tradition, making it a cornerstone of their strength and success. Respecting the traditional rituals of artisanal production, the company continually and consistently innovates by purchasing technologically advanced equipment.
De Carlo oils, preserves, and all other products are born from deep-rooted experience and meticulous attention to detail and the various stages of production.
