Allergies: Peanuts
Because peanut allergies can be extremely dangerous (and even life threatening) to a very small percentage of the population, Amy's never uses peanut or peanut products in our food, ever.
Peanut allergy affects approximately 1.5 million people in the United States. As the most common cause of life-threatening allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), peanut allergies account for 80 percent of fatal or near-fatal allergic reactions each year. You can reduce your risk of having an allergic reaction to peanuts by knowing as much as you can about peanut allergy and how to avoid peanut-containing products.
If you have any reaction to peanuts, tell your doctor about it, no matter how mild the reaction may have been. Tests can help diagnose peanut allergy, so you can take steps to avoid future and potentially worse reactions.
Websites for further information:
+ Peanut Allergy.com
+ SureFoods.net
Dear Amy,
I just wanted to send an email thanking you so much for your products. We absolutely adore your pizzas as well as your other food. You produce great quality organic products!
AND many thanks for being aware of peanut allergies. My son has a peanut allergy and I feel safe feeding him your products. I truly appreciate this and I hope other companies follow in your footsteps soon.
Again thank you!
From Lena Muwakki

Your Comments
I do not like pot pies. While shopping at Meijers, my wife purchased two of your organic vegetable pot pies. I tried one tonight for supper (since my wife is out of town) and found it to be most tasty. I enjoyed the fresh taste of the pot pie. When reading the back of the box, I observed "we like hearing from you." Therefore, I decided to type this email to advise you I do like and enjoy Amys pot pies. However, I maintain my dislike for all other pot pies!
From David R