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New Products NEW PRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS AMY'S KITCHEN Units UPC BURRITOS per case Code B070 Bean & Rice Burrito - Non-Dairy 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00007 0 B071 Bean & Cheese Burrito 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00007 1 B072 Breakfast Burrito 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00007 2 B073 Black Bean Vegetable Burrito 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00007 3 B074 Burrito Especial 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00007 4 B076 Southwestern Burrito 12/5.5 oz 0 42272 00007 6 B353 Bean & Cheese Gluten Free 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00035 3 B803 Bean & Cheese Burrito (Light & Lean) 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00080 3 WRAPS W047 Teriyaki Wrap 12/5.5 oz 0 42272 00004 7 W260 Indian Samosa Wrap 12/5.0 oz 0 42272 00026 0 POT PIES PP020 Vegetable Pot Pie 12/7.5 oz 0 42272 00002 0 PP021 Broccoli Pot Pie 12/7.5 oz 0 42272 00002 1 PP023 Shepherd's Pie 12/8.0 oz 0 42272 00002 3 PP026 Non-Dairy Vegetable Pot Pie 12/7.5 oz 0 42272 00002 6 ASIAN A130 Asian Noodle Stir-Fry 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00013 0 A132 Asian Thai Stir-Fry 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00013 2 A804 Sweet&Sour Asian Noodle (Light&Lean) 12/8.0 oz 0 42272 00080 4 BOWLS B082 Santa Fe Enchilada Bowl 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00008 2 B160 Teriyaki Bowl 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00016 0 B161 Brown Rice & Vegetables Bowl 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00016 1 B162 Country Cheddar Bowl 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00016 2 B163 Mexican Casserole Bowl 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00016 3 B164 Brown Rice, Black-Eyed Peas & Veggies Bowl 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00016 4 B165 Ravioli Bowl 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00016 5 B166 Baked Ziti Bowl 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00016 6 B176 Pesto Tortellini Bowl 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00017 6 B178 Stuffed Pasta Shells Bowl 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00017 8 B243 Light in Sodium Brown Rice & Vegetables Bowl 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00024 3 B811 Broccoli & Cheddar Bake B805 3 Cheese Penne Marinara (Light & Lean) 12/8.0 oz 0 42272 00080 5 B065 Pasta &Veggies Bowl (Light & Lean) 12/8.0 oz 0 42272 00006 5 B806 Spaghetti Italiano Bowl (Light & Lean) 12/8.0 oz 0 42272 00080 6 INDIAN MEALS I058 Indian Mattar Paneer 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00005 8 I059 Indian Palak Paneer 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00005 9 I251 Indian Mattar Tofu 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00025 1 I253 Indian Paneer Tikka 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00025 3 WHOLE MEALS W051 Black Bean Enchilada Whole Meal 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00005 1 W053 Veggie Loaf Whole Meal 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00005 3 W057 Cheese Enchilada Whole Meal 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00005 7 VEGGIE BURGERS B010 California Veggie Burger 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00001 0 B015 All American Veggie Burger 12/10.0 oz 0 42272 00001 5 AMY'S KITCHEN Units UPC ENTREES per case Code E030 Macaroni & Cheese 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00003 0 E040 Macaroni & Soy Cheese 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00004 0 E925 Macaroni & Cheese (Light & Lean) 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00092 5 E264 Light in Sodium - Macaroni & Cheese 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00026 4 E045 Rice Mac & Cheese 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00004 5 E080 Cheese Enchilada 12/9.0 oz 0 42272 00008 0 E081 Black Bean Vegetable Enchilada 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00008 1 E240 Light in Sodium Black Bean Vegetable Enchilada 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00024 1 E032 Vegetable Lasagna 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00003 2 E033 Tofu Vegetable Lasagna 12/9.5 oz 0 42272 00003 3 E035 Cheese Lasagna 12/10.3 oz 0 42272 00003 5 E041 Garden Vegetable Lasagna 12/10.3 oz 0 42272 00004 1 E046 Roasted Vegetable Lasagna 12/9.8 oz 0 42272 00004 6 E063 Black Bean & Cheese Enchilada (Light & Lean) 12/8.0 oz 0 42272 00006 3 E062 Spinach Lasagna (Light & Lean) 12/8.0 oz 0 42272 00006 2 TAMALES T269 Black Bean Tamale Verde 12/10.3 oz 0 42272 00026 9 T278 Cheese Tamale Verde 12/10.3 oz 0 42272 00027 8 T315 Roasted Vegetable Tamale 12/10.3 oz 0 42272 00031 5 SNACKS S121 Cheese Pizza Snacks 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00012 1 S123 Nacho Snacks 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00012 3 S124 Spinach Pizza Snacks 12/6.0 oz 0 42272 00012 4 POCKET SANDWICHES S175 Cheese Pizza 12/4.5 oz 0 42272 00007 5 S173 Spinach Pizza 12/4.5 oz 0 42272 00017 3 S119 Broccoli & Cheese 12/4.5 oz 0 42272 00011 9 S0116 Tofu Scramble PIZZAS P101 Cheese Pizza 8/13oz 0 42272 00010 1 P102 Spinach Pizza 8/14oz 0 42272 00010 2 P105 Soy Cheese Pizza 8/13oz 0 42272 00010 5 P109 Mushroom & Olive Pizza 8/13oz 0 42272 00010 9 P103 Roasted Vegetable Pizza 8/12oz 0 42272 00010 3 P104 Pesto Pizza 8/13.5oz 0 42272 00010 4 P191 3 Cheese Pizza w/Cornmeal Crust 8/14.5oz 0 42272 00019 1 P199 Margherita Pizza 8/13oz 0 42272 00019 9 P100 Rice Crust Cheese Pizza 8/12oz 0 42272 00010 0 P193 Rice Crust Spinach Pizza 8/14oz 0 42272 00019 3 P129 White Broccoli Spinach Pizza 8/12oz 0 42272 00012 9 P128 4 Cheese Pizza 8/12oz 0 42272 00128 6 P194 Single Serve Cheese Pizza 12/6.2 oz 0 42272 00019 4 P187 Single Serve Margherita Pizza 12/6.2 oz 0 42272 00018 7 P197 Single Serve Pesto Pizza 12/7.0 oz 0 42272 00019 7 P177 Single Serve Roasted Vegetable Pizza Rice Crust 12/6.0oz 0 42272 00017 7 P259 Single Serve Spinach Gluten-Free Pizza 12/7.2oz 0 42272 00025 9 P826 Single Serve Cheese Pizza (Light & Lean) 12/5.0 oz 0 42272 00082 6 P827 Single Serve Italian Vegetable (Light & Lean) 12/5.0 oz 0 42272 00082 7 Units UPC Dr.PRAEGER'S per case Code VB12 California Veggie Burgers 12/11oz 0 80868 00010 7 VRT12 Tex Mex Veggie Burgers 12/11oz 0 80868 00048 0 BB12 Bombay Burger 12/11oz 0 80868 00050 3 VRI12 Italian Veggie Burger 12/11oz 0 80868 00049 7 VBK12 Kale Veggie Burgers 12/11oz 0 8086800041 1 FFS12 Lightly Breaded Fish Sticks 12/13oz 0 80868 00004 6 BFF12 Lightly Breaded Fish Fillets 12/12.5oz 0 80868 00003 9 FQN12 Lightly Breaded "Fishies" 12/12oz 0 80868 00207 1 GLFFS12 Gluten Free Fish Sticks 12/11.2oz 0 80868 00062 6 GLFF12 Gluten Free Fish Fillets 12/10.5oz 0 80868 00063 3 GLFQN12 Gluten Free "Fishies" 12/12oz 0 80868 00267 5 PP12 Potato Pancakes 12/13.5oz 0 80868 00012 1 SP12 Spinach Pancakes 12/12oz SPP12 Sweet Potato Pancakes 12/12oz 0 80868 00058 9 BPL12 Broccoli Little Pancakes (Gluten-Free) 12/12oz 0 80868 00246 0 PPL12 Potato Little Pancakes (Gluten-Free) 12/12oz 0 80868 00242 2 SPL12 Spinach Little Pancakes (Gluten-Free) 12/12oz 0 80868 00245 3 SPPL12 Sweet Potato Little Pancakes (Gluten-Free) 12/12oz 0 80868 00248 4 SEAPOINT FARMS EDAMAME F491 Shelled 12/12oz 7 11575 00491 0 F293 Pods-Ready to eat & salted 12/14oz 711575 00373 9 F499 Pods 12/14oz 7 11575 00499 6 F494 Organic Shelled 12/12oz 7 11575 00494 1 F496 Organic Pod 12/12oz 7 11575 00496 5 N304 Dora Organic Shelled 12/12oz 7 11575 01998 3 N306 SpongeBob Organic Pods 12/12oz 7 11575 01999 0 JOLIE RAVIOLI 2540 Jolie Ravioli w/ Cheese 8/12oz 7 01034 07254 3 2557 Jolie Ravioli w/ Broccoli & White Cheddar 8/12oz 7 01034 07255 0 2502 Jolie Ravioli Mac & Cheezy 8/12oz 7 01034 07250 5 2595 Jolie Ravioli Pizza-roli's 8/12oz 7 01034 07259 8 ALEXIA AX001 Oven Fries - 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