Nick has finally put on his writing hat and re-wrote the main content of the four soup pages:
Wild Rice
Oriental/Miso
Vegetable
Onion
Yikes, it took 6 months to come with this but we think it reflects our love for our product.
Please feel free to comment, we are always open to constructive critizism.
We are almost ready to launch our single serve packaging. Send us an email if you are willing to test and comment on any of our soups.
Showing posts with label soup products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soup products. Show all posts
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Thursday, March 27, 2008
High Cholesterol?
Research has shown that Shiitake mushrooms contain an amino acid called eritadenine, which is noted for lowering cholesterol. Findings indicated that adding shiitake to one’s diet helped lower blood cholesterol levels by almost 50 percent, especially in cases where high-cholesterol foods were eaten simultaneously with the mushroom.
For a quick and healthy meal containing Shiitake mushrooms and other natural and healthful ingredients, try one of our four
Gourmet Dried Soup Mix flavors.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
New website layout.
Hello faithful customers, friends and family,
we finally found some time away from the 'Soup Kitchen' to update our website.
If you haven't been there in a while, check it out www.jagerfoods.com.
We are now selling Shiitake mushrooms in .4 and .8 oz. packages, perfect sizes for individual or family sized recipes.
Let us know if you have any ideas for the website, we always appreciate your feedback.
we finally found some time away from the 'Soup Kitchen' to update our website.
If you haven't been there in a while, check it out www.jagerfoods.com.
We are now selling Shiitake mushrooms in .4 and .8 oz. packages, perfect sizes for individual or family sized recipes.
Let us know if you have any ideas for the website, we always appreciate your feedback.
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Saturday, January 26, 2008
Be happy or sad but eat healthy
People feeling sad tend to eat more of less-healthy comfort foods than when they feel happy, finds a new study co-authored by a Cornell food marketing expert. However, when nutritional information is available, those same sad people curb their hedonistic consumption, while happy people don't.
The next time your fighting those winter blues, take a look at
the nutritional labels on our website www.jagerfoods.com.
Our soups not only taste delicious they are also good for you.
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