Stonewall Kitchen Coq Au Vin Simmering Sauce - 18.5 oz (525g) French Wine Braised Chicken Cooking Sauce - Perfect for Slow Cooker Meals & Dinner Parties

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Stonewall Kitchen Coq Au Vin Simmering Sauce - 18.5 oz (525g) French Wine Braised Chicken Cooking Sauce - Perfect for Slow Cooker Meals & Dinner Parties

$14.7

$19.6

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Stonewall Kitchen Simmering Sauce, Coq Au Vin, 18.5 OunceOur true appreciation of French cooking inspired us to create this sauce. It is the traditional, somewhat elaborate and time consuming recipe made simple. All the complex flavors of red wine, mirepoix (minced onions, carrots and celery) and a little tomato blend to make this rich and truly flavorful sauce. Contains milk, soy and wheat.About Stonewall KitchenFounded in 1991 by partners Jonathan King and Jim Stott, the two established themselves selling jams and jellies at local farmers’ markets, fairs and festivals with their flavorful line of distinctive and high quality food items. Over time, they expanded their product line to include sauces, condiments, mustards and baking mixes. Today, products are sold in more than 6,000 wholesale accounts nationwide and internationally and through the company's 10 retail company stores and catalog and web divisions. Stonewall Kitchen is the winner of 28 prestigious awards from the Specialty Food Association and is a three time recipient of the coveted Outstanding Product Line award.

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Stonewall Kitchen Coq Au Vin Simmering Sauce, 18.5 Ounces

A delicious twist on an old classic and a must-have in your pantry

All the complex flavors of red wine, mirepoix (minced onions, carrots and celery) and a little tomato blend to make this rich and truly flavorful sauce.

Enjoy the delicious taste of a true classic

It all started in 1991 at a local farmers' market with a few dozen items that we'd finished hand-labeling only hours before. Fast-forward to today and Stonewall Kitchen is now home to an ever-growing family of like-minded lifestyle brands! Expertly made with premium ingredients, our products are the result of decades spent dreaming up, testing and producing only the very best in specialty foods and fine home living.

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I thought this was good but did not taste like a cacciatore sauce at all. Usually you can taste green peppers and spices but this tasted like a spaghetti sauce. Not what I expected. This was quite expensive for the size of the jar and I had to pay $8 for shipping. Probably the last time i will order this. This type of sauce is hard to find so you are probably better off making it from scratch.?Very over pricedThis sauce has a good flavor, but the heat from the spice added to it is off-putting to delicate palates. Would be perfect without the peppery addition!ExcellentGood short-cutThere is'nt anything to dislike in this product. We made chicken cacciatore for our group gathering and every one enjoyed it very much. There was'nt any left over.So you want to try something different the say, "Hunt's Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce" then give this a one-time shot and then never order it again. Why do I say that? Cost, I could order me through Amazon Prime Pantry about 18 cans of Hunt's Manwich, but only get a single jar of Stonewell Kitchen Sloppy Joe Sauce... What? That's right this will cost you close to in not near 20$ for 19oz... again... WHAT!? Now you maybe wondering, "Does it taste good?" and I would respond, "It's okay."Though not for the price, I will stick with Hunt's. Flavor wise, not worth changing brands. All I have to say is, "If your product is good, but nobody can afford it, then is it really good?"Brown your meat, put in crockpot with a jar of this sauce and a can of dr pepper...best pulled pork ever...Not worth the price

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