Dr. Gourmet's Food Reviews

While it's best and healthiest to prepare your own meals from scratch, at Dr. Gourmet we realize that sometimes you just can't make it into the kitchen to cook. With over 1,000 frozen meals reviewed and counting, Dr. Gourmet is the largest source of unbiased frozen food reviews online.

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Latest review: Pasta Bowls from Amy's and Caesar's Kitchen

After last week's split decision on vegetarian/vegan Asian foods from Sweet Earth Foods, we come back to more familiar surroundings with two bowls of (vegetarian) pasta - one from Amy's and one from Caesar's Kitchen.

You may not be aware of this, but all of Amy's products are vegetarian-not-quite-vegan: none of their meals include meat or fish, nor do they ever contain peanuts, eggs, tree nuts, or soy. Some of their products do contain cheese, and a fair number of them are gluten-free. Their sodium levels tend to be rather high, which for us here at Dr. Gourmet has been a long-standing problem. I was surprised when I picked up today's Pesto Penne Pasta with Vegetables to see how (comparatively) low it is in sodium: it has 370 calories, 460 milligrams of sodium, and 4 grams of fiber. That's pretty impressive for Amy's. Read the review »