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Amy’s On Oprah.com!
Oprah’s website calls Amy’s “the company that brings freshness to your pantry and freezer.” Be sure to watch the video made by Oprah’s producers all about Amy's by clicking here. The video offers a great depiction of the Berliner family and what motivates them to keep producing top quality, great tasting organic meals.
Oprah’s ground-breaking show that aired Wednesday 1/27/10), “Food 101 with Michael Pollan,” brought huge awareness to important issues pertaining to our food, its sources and problems, and the impact food has on our health. In fact, it made Food Inc. the #1-selling movie on Amazon.com.
“We are so excited to be on Oprah’s website as a resource,” said company co-founder Andy Berliner. “You’ll love seeing Amy’s food made...with love, care and organic veggies.”
Tell Oprah you want to know more about Amy’s story and how you can eat in a way that's good for you and good for the planet.
Go to Oprah's website and register, then you'll be able to comment on the video.
Your Comments
Dear Amy,
Thank you, thank you for creating a wonderful veggie burger! Our family (husband, myself and 5 young children) have given up dairy and are in the process of becoming vegetarian. My husband said he likes meat and wouldn't give it up...but after one taste of the Texas veggie burger and breakfast/black bean burritos, he is open to having meatless meals now! This is very important as he has high cholesterol and triglycerides...also, his fit-looking, active 63 year-old father just had a 5-way bi-pass last November. Our kids like to call veggie burgers "krabby patties" (minus the cheese) like SpongeBob, the cartoon character, orders at the "Krusty Krab" on the TV show. All five kids ages 18 months to 11 years-old like the taste of Amy's Texas Veggie Burger. We wish they came in bulk at Costco so we could serve them at BBQs this summer. Boca burgers from Costco contain dairy and aren't tasty.
Thanks again! Kim Currier
Your Comments
It's so rare for me to find a new favorite food. I am such a creature of habit that I rarely try anything different or exotic. A few weeks ago I had a hankering for chili. But to be perfectly honest, none of the typical vegetarian chilis were doing anything for me. I usually had to doctor them with salt and cayenne just to have a little bit of flavor. But then I found Amy's Organic Spicy Chili. I'm a sucker for anything red and I was really drawn to the deep red colors on the can. As I cooked it that evening I had all of my standards out on the counter--cayenne pepper, salt, cheese--ready to liven up the flavor. But after testing a spoonful I realized it needed nothing. This chili is PERFECT just the way it comes. And, honestly, that's just not something you find very often. Bottom line; I have found a new favorite food; one that's actually good for me to eat. I look forward to the cold rainy San Francisco winter now that I have something rich and hearty to keep me warm!
From Tom