Tomato product
Published by Naitik Mehta · January 11, 2026
Stuck on the clue Tomato product from the New York Times Daily for January 11, 2026? We have the correct 5-letter answer, including the definition, alternative hints, as well as other answers from the same crossword. Ready to learn more about this clue?
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Tomato product (5)
Answer
The answer to Tomato product is Paste (5 letters).
Why does Paste fit this clue?
This is a straightforward direct-definition clue where 'Tomato product' points to PASTE. Tomato paste is a thick, concentrated form of cooked and strained tomatoes, reduced down until most of the water evaporates. It is sold in small cans or tubes and used in cooking to add deep, rich tomato flavor to sauces, soups, and stews. Because paste is one of the most common processed forms of tomatoes, the pairing of 'tomato' and 'paste' is immediately familiar to anyone who has spent time in a kitchen.
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This clue appeared as 100-down in the New York Times Daily on January 11, 2026, by Dylan Schiff, edited by Will Shortz. See all answers for this puzzle.
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- What is the answer to Tomato product?
- The answer is Paste (5 letters).
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- How many letters does the answer to Tomato product have?
- The answer has 5 letters: Paste.
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