Subscriptions – Rao's Specialty Foods

2. Set your frequency. You can order by the week, month, or customize your deliveries. You can update the timing of your shipments at any time. 3. Manage your subscription. We want you to stay happy, so it’s easy to adjust your product selection and delivery frequency, or to cancel at …

FAQs about Subscriptions – Rao's Specialty Foods Coupon?

What are the specialty food products of Rao's?

Rao’s Specialty Foods, a company that expanded out of a historic Manhattan restaurant in 1992, produces sauces, pastas, and soup mixes that are considered pricey food products. ...

Does Rao's specialty foods offer coupons?

Rao’s Specialty Foods does not offer coupons. We do, however frequently promote to our retailers so sale prices may be offered to you at the stores. You can also visit the Raos website at www.raos.com to check for specials. WHERE CAN I PURCHASE RAO'S PRODUCTS? ...

Who owns Rao's speciality foods?

According to red sauce sources, Haydon — whose clients included Marilyn Monroe — had invested as much as $1 million in Rao’s Speciality Foods back in the day, and controlled 30 percent of the company. The saucy venture was quietly sold in 2017 to a big corporate firm for around $415 million — serving a juicy payout for Vanessa’s family. ...

Where can I buy Rao's products?

Rao’s products are available throughout the United States and Canada, in most supermarkets, specialty stores, and gourmet shops. A Rao’s Customer Service Representative will have a list of store chains to assist customers with a specific location. In most cases, a store will have the ability to order Rao’s if you request it. ...

Does Rao's have a menu?

Tables at Rao's are always in high demand. There is no written menu at Rao's. Diners are given a rattled off list of what is available, and whether you end up ordering lemon chicken, stuffed veal or penne with vodka sauce and meatballs, you cannot go wrong. Rao's cheesecake is downright legendary and is a truly worthwhile dessert. ...

Will Rao's new owners touch the sauce?

The new owners of Rao's have sworn not to touch the sauce's recipe. Mark Clouse, Campbell's CEO, reportedly vowed, "We will not touch the sauce." As long as the sauce keeps tasting good, consumers will probably not notice or care about its new ownership. ...