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Whole Spring Unpeeled Yellow Datterini Tomatoes

Whole Spring Unpeeled Yellow Datterini Tomatoes - Main image
$3.75 $7.5 In stock

Category: Pantry

While the name of these tomatoes translates to “little date,” they might as well be called nature’s candy. These whole, unpeeled little tomatoes are naturally sweeter than your standard cherry tomato, with an oval shape and fewer seeds. They’re preserved in their own juice so you can use the whole can and get nothing but pure summer flavor. Yellow datterini have the highest sugar content of any tomato variety, with minimal acidity. They make a sunny addition to pizzas, salads, and composed pastas. When cherry tomatoes disappoint, these datterini deliver!

These datterini are so rich and sweet, they can be eaten right out of the can. Close your eyes, and you’ll feel like you’ve just picked a sun-ripened tomato right off the vine. These tiny tomatoes are so full of big flavor, they hardly need any cooking to give a burst of southern Italian sunshine in every bite.

Choosing top-quality tomatoes like these is the ultimate embodiment of the Italian philosophy of cooking: selecting only the best ingredients—no matter how humble—and preparing them simply. With a can of these ultra-fresh, delicious tomatoes in your pantry, you’ll have peak tomato season at your fingertips all year round.

These ultra-sweet golden gems are hand-harvested in Campania, and go from field to can within 24 hours.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 13 reviews)

Penelope U. ★★★★★

They're genuinely sweeter than any cherry tomato I've tried, almost dessert-like. The skins stay intact during cooking, which I actually love because they don't turn to mush. Perfect straight out of the jar for a quick snack.

Evelyn J. ★★★★★

I popped one straight from the jar and couldn't believe how sweet it was—like actual candy, not tomato candy. The fact that they're unpeeled keeps them firm and whole, which I love for tossing into salads or a quick pasta.

Emily ★★★★★

These little tomatoes are dangerously snackable. The sweetness really does live up to the whole "nature's candy" thing, and since they're unpeeled and whole, they hold their shape perfectly in a pasta sauce. I've been eating them straight off a spoon.