Today's Special Value

[H2OSkiGirl]

Does anyone know for sure where The Perfect Gourmet Potstickers are made or where the ingrediants come from?

I bought this TSV in February for immediate shipment and I only just received them today, April 1. With all that is going on I am concerned about where the food is made. The label says "Manufactured for: The Perfect Gourmet  Ruxton, MD 21204" but nowhere does it say where it is made. Are these made in the USA? Do the ingredients come from the USA?

Their website only says "STAY TUNED we are currenlty whipping up some changes to our website for 2020" and has absolutely no information about products or where anything is made. 

Thanks for anyone who can point me to some verifiable information. 

[World Traveler]

Mine is out for delivery today. Very eager to get them. 

Is there a phone number on the package you can use to get your questions answered?

[butterfly123]

@H2OSkiGirl 

Customer Service 866) 461-4183

[lovinglife]

From an article in the Baltimore Sun highlighting The Perfect Gourmet retail store 

”There are plenty of other purveyors of prepared foods in the area, from Giant supermarkets to the Graul's and Eddie's of Roland Park markets. Allen said her food, cooked and packaged in Florida and Virginia, is for people "who want to step up a notch. ... The Perfect Gourmet is like having your own personal chef in the freezer."

[World Traveler]

Just received my package of the potstickers and it says they are "manufactured in Maryland."

[H2OSkiGirl]

I called the number and the lady said they were made in California and all ingredients are US as well. Thanks for all your help.

Stay well, everyone!

[Reever]

I refuse to buy ANY food that comes from China or Indonesia.  Not worth it.  Dirty waters, unethical business practices and questionable hygene.  Im sorry.  Id rather pay MORE for something manufactured in the USA.   Americans love affair for buying cheap Chinese goods has come back to bite us.  Even our Govt is manufacturing medicines in China.  Shameful.  If i have to spend $2 more for a broom made in America so be it.

[Mayita02]

I totally agree with your concern.  I don't order food on QVC any more because I don't think they tell you all the ingredients on the web description, and I can't eat soy.  Soy is cheap so most companies use it.

There's a company which makes fruitcakes, the most delicious fudge (wow, I can't remember the name, although I do remember they are monks), and other products.  They give a detailed description of the ingredients which is what I need.

Gethsemani Farms, I think?

[NAES1]

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@Reever wrote:

AGREE. I REFUSE 100%, ALSO, and have almostNOTHING - other than the ONE time with replacement filter for the ORECK beause of a speial model #.

NAES!!!          C/O  @Reever 

I refuse to buy ANY food that comes from China or Indonesia.  Not worth it.  Dirty waters, unethical business practices and questionable hygene.  Im sorry.  Id rather pay MORE for something manufactured in the USA. 

AMEN!! PREMO!!  >FROM NAES< !! Agree 

 {{{{> Americans love affair for buying cheap Chinese goods has come back to bite us.}}}}  

Even our Govt is manufacturing medicines in China.  Shameful.  If i have to spend $2 more for a broom made in America so be it.

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[hopi]

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@Reever wrote:

I refuse to buy ANY food that comes from China or Indonesia.  Not worth it.  Dirty waters, unethical business practices and questionable hygene. 

Same issues here in the U.S.  But  always try to buy American because it supports the economy.  That being said as bad many US companies are I feel that are better than other countries.