Now I Know My ABCs Thanks To Amy’s Kitchen
Written by vegoftheweek on Monday, November 10th, 2008 in Soup.

Inside The Oven: Vegetable soup with vegetable stock-now that’s a good find. Week Links: Know a meatless marine? Enter him in the sexiest soldier contest.
There are many things in life that baffle me, one being why there is meat stock in vegetable soup. I started off being very veggie militant and read labels quite religiously to ensure no hidden ingredients would make me accidentally break my vegetarian vow.
However, I turned veg as a teenager, which meant I wasn’t always at the store when my lunch or dinner was purchased. Mom tried her best, but let’s face it, when having to read all the other “chemical” ingredients in a conventional soup (otherwise known as preservatives) and not being a vegetarian herself, there were sometimes evenings when she would come home with what she thought I would be ecstatic with, but my reaction, after performing my religious label reading duties, was somewhat different.
Chicken stock, beef stock, natural flavorings of the unknown world be gone. Amy’s Kitchen Soups has allowed me to relax knowing “vegetable” soup, is only composed of vegetables. The Alphabet Soup, which also happens to be vegan, comes chocked full of vegetables-corn, carrots, potatoes, as well as a creamy non-dairy, tomato base that doesn’t require you add water.
The founders of Amy’s Kitchen created the vegetarian food line with the idea of wanting to provide healthy, meatless meals that didn’t require a lot of fuss because they were so busy with their daughter. You guessed it-the daughter’s name is Amy who now is a student at Standford University. Read more about Amy’s soup after the break… (more…)