I can’t say I’m an antipasto fan!
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Year after year I pass the Something Special Antipasto at Costco and never have bought it or tried it until this year! Antipasto just really isn’t my thing, I know some people really love it and others have no idea what it is so I thought I’d review it.
Taste
Antipasto is the first course of a traditional Italian meal basically, it means appetizer. This Costco Something Special Antipasto is best served on bread or crackers. It’s kind of a like a chutney? Anyways this has cauliflower, tomatoes, carrots, sweet pickled onions, green beans, dill pickles, black olives, green olives, mushrooms, green peppers, red peppers, and tuna. That’s a lot of “stuff”, I was a little weirded out that there’s tuna in this but honestly I didn’t really taste the tuna. This antipasto isn’t bad for antipasto lovers, it’s sweet, vinegary, has lots of tomato and there’s a definite pickled flavor. I didn’t love it but I think that’s because I don’t really like olives, the idea of tuna being in it kind of grossed me out and I just don’t appreciate antipasto like others do.
Cost
I paid $6.99 Canadian for the jar of antipasto. On sale from the regular $8.99 Canadian price.
Convenience
Perfect for a party as an appetizer or just to enjoy by yourself as a pre dinner snack or even for lunch! You need to refrigerate it after opening.
Nutrition
This is gluten free, two tablespoons is 30 calories, one gram of fat, four grams of carbohydrates, three grams of sugar, one gram of protein and 180 mg of sodium. The ingredients list is pretty straight forward with vegetables being the main ingredients.
This was fun to try! I discovered I’m just not an antipasto fan but I know my mom Cheryl is, and she’s tried this herself and enjoyed it enough to repurchase it!
Taste: (Natalie) 6/10 (Cheryl, Natalie’s Mom) 8/10
Cost: 9/10
Convenience: 10/10
Nutrition: 9/10
Leave a comment if this review was helpful and also share what your thoughts are on this product!
Do you carry it at the Moncton Costco?
They might but it’s usually only available during Christmas!
Love, love it, what happened to it at Costco Barrie, Ont..? I just bought 2 not long ago..
It seems to always be around for the Christmas season Gail 🙂
I love this stuff. I was surprised as well to read there is tuna in it as you can’t taste it. I have to renew my Costco membership to pick some up. Haven’t been out much since covid and all. Thanks for trying and. Making a. Post about it..
We love the Something Special Antipasto. Hoping you (Costco) will carry it soon. We bought some last year and all our family & friends love it. Please let me know. We serve it on crackers with cream cheese topped with the Antipasto. Delicious.
We love the Antipasto. We serve it on crackers with cream cheese topped with the Antipasto.
Sounds delicious!