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June 16th 2002 >> The Press Democrat A small but growing cluster of food processing companies is becoming an economic force in Sonoma County, expanding steadily during the recession to feed consumers' appetites for organic and specialty foods. The homegrown industry has earned a national reputation that draws buyers from supermarket chains, upscale gourmet shops and health food stores across America to sample the county's diverse bounty. "It is a destination spot for buyers. In one trip, they can visit so many suppliers," said Andy Berliner, president of Amy's Kitchen, a Santa Rosa company that makes an array of frozen vegetarian meals. + FULL ARTICLE at the Press Democrat Site | << Back to 2002
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Source: Hungry
Girl We
spend so much time RAVING about Amy's soups and various and sundry frozen
entrees and snacks, that we sometimes forget they have a whole line of
veggie burgers. So to get reacquainted with them, we ran out and bought
a box of |
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Burgers and got busy with our grill pan. Let's start out by saying that
pretty much EVERYTHING Amy's puts out is effortlessly delicious. SOMEONE
over at that company has EXCELLENT taste buds...