Amy’s Launches An Exciting New Range Of Breakfast Foods—Here’s What’s Coming

Amy’s Kitchen is known for its organic canned soups and frozen meals. The company is trying something new with the launch of a new frozen breakfast line. Amy’s is known for serving healthy, organic, and plant-based meals, and now it has perfect options for busy mornings.

This new breakfast collection is made for people and families who want healthy, home-cooked meals without dealing with cooking first thing in the morning. These meals from Amy’s are designed to be quick and tasty, whether you’re short on time or just want an easy way to make breakfast. Starting this month, these new items will be sold at many big stores across the country, such as Albertson’s, Publix, Target, Whole Foods, and more.

Easy And Healthy Breakfast Choices

Amy’s newest line of products is meant to make breakfast easy, healthy, and accessible to people with different food tastes. The new breakfast foods do not contain eggs, meat, fish, or peanuts, which is a noticeable difference.

Amy’s relies on its famous house-made tofu to make tasty and filling meals. These new breakfast choices are great for vegetarians and people who want plant-based foods that are still tasty and high in protein.

What’s Cooking?

These are some of the great new breakfast foods that you can find in Amy’s frozen food collection:

Tofu Scramble (420 kcal): Amy’s Tofu Scramble is made with organic spinach, carrots, and mushrooms mixed with tofu. Hash brown potatoes and fresh tomato salsa are given on the side to make the meal more interesting.
The California Scramble Has 460 Calories: For those who like a heartier breakfast, the California Scramble has melted cheese on top of fluffy scrambled tofu. It comes with organic hash browns, making it healthy and satisfying.
The Mexican Scramble Has 410 Calories: The Mexican scramble includes bell peppers, cheese, and scrambled tofu. It also includes spicy black beans and sweet corn masa pieces. The tomato salsa on top gives it a tasty southwestern twist.
Breakfast Wrap (370 calories): It has organic veggies, hash browns, cheese, sour cream, and cooked tofu. It is wrapped in a soft wheat tortilla that we make in-house.
Tofu Scramble Wrap That Doesn’t Have Gluten (280 Calories): Amy’s has a gluten-free and dairy-free wrap with tofu, hash browns, and veggies for people who can’t have certain foods.
The Ranchero Burrito Has 360 Calories: This burrito has a great mix of tastes thanks to the tofu scramble, cheddar cheese, organic potatoes, black beans, and Amy’s special Ranchero sauce. It’s the spicy tomato-based Ranchero sauce that stands out.

New Ideas Meet Nutrition

Fred Scarpulla, Chief Culinary Officer at Amy’s Kitchen, says the brand’s new breakfast line shows how it wants to provide healthy, tasty meals without losing taste or nutrition. “At Amy’s Kitchen, we’re making it easier for families to start their day with a wholesome, delicious breakfast made from real, organic ingredients,” Scarpulla said.

In talking about how convenient the new line is, he said that Amy’s has made a frozen breakfast that tastes like a home-cooked breakfast. Amy’s keeps developing new ideas while staying true to its mission of serving high-quality plant-based foods by using tofu instead of eggs.

Amy is dedicated to providing healthy foods that meet a range of dietary needs, including those who are vegetarian, gluten-free, or dairy-free. These new breakfast choices show her dedication to this goal.

The name is all about clean, healthy food, reflected in the use of organic products and the lack of artificial preservatives.

Where To Get Amy’s New Breakfast Food

In the United States, the new breakfast foods can be found at some stores, like Albertson’s, Giant Eagle, Harris Teeter, Publix, Meijer, Target, Wakefern, and Whole Foods. Prices can range from $3.99 to $6.69, depending on the store and the item. Amy’s tells customers to check its website to see if a product is in stock at shops near them since stock can change from place to place.

More And More Frozen Meals

The breakfast line will start soon after two other new Amy’s frozen food options are released. Mole Enchiladas and a Penne with Mushrooms and Spinach Bowl were added to Amy’s frozen dinner selection earlier this year. Organic meals that are quick and easy to make are becoming more popular, and these two foods are big hits with customers.

Enchiladas with Mole (520 calories)
This dish features veggies, Monterey Jack cheese, and cheddar cheese wrapped in Amy’s famous house-made tortillas. A rich and delicious mole sauce tops it all off.
A bowl of penne with mushrooms and spinach that has 380 calories
This creamy and filling pasta dish features organic penne pasta, fresh spinach, and sliced mushrooms tossed in a rich three-cheese sauce.

The Promise From Amy’s Kitchen

There is a reason why Amy’s Kitchen is a well-known brand in the world of healthy and veggie food. Since its start in 1987, the company has made organic, healthy foods easy for everyone to get. Amy’s has grown over the years, adding soups, frozen meals, snacks, and sweets to its menu. It has always focused on using clean foods and environmentally friendly methods.

With the release of this breakfast line, Amy has taken another step toward making healthy, plant-based eating easier and more available. Amy’s wants to get more people to choose better options without giving up taste or ease by making healthy meals that are easy to fit into busy lives.

In Conclusion

With its wide range of organic plant-based foods, Amy’s Kitchen now has a new line of premade breakfast foods that are sure to please. The new breakfast items include tofu scrambles, wraps, and sandwiches, so they can accommodate various dietary needs.

This way, everyone can enjoy a healthy, tasty start to the day. Amy’s has made it easier to enjoy a healthy, home-style meal without having to deal with the bother of cooking, whether in a hurry to get somewhere or just want a quick, filling breakfast at home. Check with stores near you or Amy’s website to see if these breakfast foods are sold there.