Forbiddenred zoneor orange

Tomato pasteصلصة الطماطم المعلبة

Tomato paste (canned) · salsat al-tamatim

Tomato paste (صلصة الطماطم المعلبة, Tomato paste (canned)) is forbidden in Nidam al-Tayyibat. Category: condiments and spices.

industrial paste forbidden; homemade tomato sauce tolerated

Status
Forbidden
Zone
Red zone — never (or orange zone — every 2 days to weekly according to another source)
Category
Condiments and spices
Condition
industrial paste forbidden; homemade tomato sauce tolerated
Regional names
salsa (Egypt); “matecha mhersa” / “concentré” in Morocco
Reliability
Low — single source
The system’s position

What Nidam al-Tayyibat says

Canned tomato paste is forbidden by the system as an industrial preserve (citric acid, salt, sometimes sugar and starch), while sauce made at home from peeled tomatoes is tolerated. One primary source leaves room for “additive-free” pastes.

Sources differ: INCERTAIN : marge laissée aux concentrés sans additifs par une source ; retenu rouge.

For comparison

What conventional nutrition says

Tomato paste is a concentrated source of lycopene; its salt content varies widely between brands.

This is not medical advice

This database documents the classification of foods as taught by Nidam al-Tayyibat. It does not reflect official nutritional guidelines and does not replace the advice of a doctor or a dietitian. Never change or stop a treatment based on this website.

What can replace it in this system?

Alternatives accepted by the method, for reference only.

The complete palette, explained in the Tayyibat guide

17 free pages (in French): an introduction to the palette, the two-hour rule and the eleven daily rules.

Classification sources: altayebaat.com · updated 10/12/2026