HeatEatReview.com Is Going Pink!

September 26, 2006 | Reviewer: Abi Jones

Lean Cuisine Lunch Bags

On Sunday, October 1st, you’re going to see some changes at HeatEatReview.com. We’re unveiling a new color scheme in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. That’s right, after 6 months spent discussing frozen foods, we’re finally getting serious about something. And that something is breast cancer. HeatEatReview.com will give you easy ways to raise awareness among friends and coworkers and donate to trusted organizations while we go Pink for October.

If you’re super eager to get that awareness started, head on over to Lean Cuisine’s website and order a designer breast cancer lunch bag. I know, I could have put that in a much more flattering light. Check out those bags! They are cute! I already ordered one. And you should too, because who doesn’t need one more thing to carry around?

Oh, don’t worry, we’ll still feature reviews of your favorite (and most-detested) frozen foods in October. In fact, I just made a number of rather questionable purchases that I’m sure all of you will greatly enjoy. These food choices include instant rice with raisins, South Beach turkey wraps (with Jell-o!), and frozen dal.

Tomorrow’s review features Jess’s analysis of an Amy’s Kitchen Veggie Loaf. Doesn’t that just make you say ‘yum’? Mmmmmmm…. veggie loaf.

Sincerely,
Abi Jones
Editor, www.HeatEatReview.com

Hey DC area Readers…have you seen Amy’s Whole Meals? Specifically, we’re looking for the Chili & Cornbread Whole Meal and the Country Dinner Whole Meal. If you’ve seen one in a local supermarket, please let me know! I’ll even go to the suburbs if I have to.

Update: Thanks to reader Emily’s keen eyes I’ll be heading out to a not-to-be-named Whole Foods to pick up the Chili and Cornbread Whole Meal. No, I’m not going to tell you where it is. I would like it to still be there on Saturday. If you know where I can find the Country Dinner, please post a comment!