Sauce tomate à la Bolognaise bocal -Bolognese sauce – glass jar – Panzani, 425g – Chanteroy – Le Vacherin Deli

The brand was started by Jean Panzani in Parthenay in 1950. In the 1950s, he sold pasta in cellophane whereas other companies used cardboard. From 1960 to 1964, it merged with La Lune and Régia Scaramelli. It was in the 1960s that it became the market leader in pasta wholesalers in France. In 1964, Roland Barthes analyzed a commercial by Panzani in his essay entitled ‘The Rhetoric of the Image’, suggesting Panzani was trying to come across as Italian. In 1973, it was bought by Groupe Danone. Its TV commercials featured André Aubert as Don Patillo, a namesake for Don Camillo, made famous by Fernande. Sauce tomate à la Bolognaise bocal -Bolognese sauce (glass jar) – Panzani, 425g Ingredients: Tomato pulp and tomato paste (56%), meat 17.5% (beef 9%, pork), water, vegetables 9% (carrots, onions), salt, sugar, processed starch, corn, parsley, olive oil sunflower, aromas, garlic. Allergens: none Description: Bolognaise sauce for pasta. NON VEGAN- NON VEGETARIAN- PALM OIL FREE