Comfort Food Line to Begin with Soups,
Followed by Full Range of Favorites
COS COB, Conn., Aug. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicken Soup for the Soul, the famous book publisher and world leader in life improvement, inspiration and wellness, has created a line of nutritious, quality comfort foods that will soon be available in supermarkets and food retailers across the country.
Chicken Soup for the Soul Foods will launch its national line of comfort foods in early 2013, beginning with soups. Inspired by real people and their stories about food, family, and feelings, the line will expand quickly in 2013 and 2014 to include a full range of more than 100 comfort food products in a variety of different categories. Perfect for singles or busy families, many items will offer convenient ways to shorten meal prep time and serve delicious meals in minutes, such as gravies, broths and meal starters that can be used to start a variety of different meals, including pot pies, casseroles and stews. All items in the food line will also be designed with today's health-conscious consumer in mind.
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Sounds yummy!!
P.S. Stay tuned for an upcoming Chicken Soup for the Soul book give-away!
*Note: added August 29th 10:00 am
After reading Donna's blog this morning about a mutual writing friend of ours and a Chicken Soup for the Soul contributor, I realized this would be the perfect blog post to mention her: Alice Muschany.
I invite you to hop over there and read about Alice's accomplishments, both in publishing and life itself!
My skinny portion would agree with Jim Davis - except that he would only eat carrot cake (occasionally). He and my youngest brother believe that vegetables* are the garnish you put on the plate to make the meat look better.
ReplyDelete* With the exception of tomatoes, potatoes and onions which have been awarded honorary meat status.
Wow. This is the ultimate spin-off! It will be interesting to see how it fares. :)
ReplyDeleteIs this your latest post? I can't believe they are going to make food for it - I think that is interesting.
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Becky, Thanks for continuing my moment of fame (recent Chicken Soup publications). Since Chicken Soup is in cahoots with doctors from Harvard I am assuming their foods with be heart healthy. Maybe they've found a way for food to be mouth-watering scrumptious & low calorie, low fat, low carb, etc.
ReplyDeleteWow, that an interesting marketing strategy. Hope it does well for them!
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That really does sound good! I'm all for comfort foods that are good for you, too!
ReplyDeleteHi, Becky ... I am slowly coming back to visiting.
ReplyDeleteLove Chicken Soup for the Soul ... & now some yummy soup! Fabulous.
Have a lovely holiday ~
TTFN~
Hugs,
Marydon
Well, that comfort food line sounds like a great idea. I'll be by to visit Alice soon.
ReplyDeleteRather interesting.
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