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Akron, Ohio — June 4, 2007 — More Than Gourmet, the
leading producer of pure, natural, classic French stocks and sauces,
announces the first major product line expansion since the company was
founded in 1993 – a line of ready-to-use stocks/broths.
The new product line, to be
launched at the Summer Fancy Food Show in New York this coming July, is a
significant expansion for the company, known for producing a broad line of
highly concentrated French Classic demi-glaces prepared as a strict French
Classic reproduction of the sauces made famous by Chef Master Auguste
Escoffier. These new ready-to-use products require no reconstitution and
are used by the home gourmet just as they are, packed in 32-ounce aseptic
cartons.
"Both our traditional line of
shelf-stable stocks and our new ready-to-use stocks/broths share the same
pure, natural ingredient philosophy that has always been a hallmark of
More Than Gourmet products," explained company Vice President and General
Manager Bill Finnegan. "When a chef or consumer looks at our label, you
can see immediately that they're using a product that contains only the
finest and freshest ingredients, with no chemicals, fillers, preservatives
or MSG. It's a level of quality, which we call 'Culinary-Grade', that is
difficult to achieve for a food processor."
All of the new ready-to-use
stocks/broths are gluten-and lactose-free and include a vegetable stock
that is Vegan.
For more information on More Than
Gourmet products, contact Bill Finnegan, Vice President and General Manager, at bfinnegan@morethangourmet.com or (330) 761-5937.
About More Than Gourmet
Founded in 1993, More Than Gourmet
creates products for the home consumer, food service and food
manufacturing markets in the U. S., Europe and Asia. More Than Gourmet
uses a unique blend of cutting-edge food science with classic culinary
cuisine. By utilizing the finest and freshest ingredients from top
suppliers and developing proprietary processing techniques, the company is
able to create for its customers finished stocks consistent with the
techniques of a trained chef.
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