Healthy bread?
joannbuist23
Posts: 127 Member
What kind of bread do you eat? I have always had just plain white bread but I'm looking for something healthier now, any suggestions would be awesome!
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100% whole grain!0
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"Sara Lee 45 calories and delightful" Very soft and low calorie! I like the 100% whole grain or the Wheat version.0
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i like Open Nature Double fiber whole wheat or Open Nature Multi Grain Bread. Each have about 90 calories per slice i believe.
Or anything from Tartine Bakery in San Francisco!!!0 -
I love the Sara Lee 45 Cal & Delightful! Tasty0
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Unless it says 100% whole wheat on the front and the first ingredient is whole wheat you dont want to eat it. If those two are not listed it is processed and loses its nutritional value.0
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I eat Ezekiel 4:9 - (Low Sodium) Sprouted Grain Bread because it is whole grain, low glycemic index, and the lowest sodium bread I can find, which I need due to kidney stones.0
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i try and eat bread only once a week, and try and make it Nimble0
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Unless it says 100% whole wheat on the front and the first ingredient is whole wheat you dont want to eat it. If those two are not listed it is processed and loses its nutritional value.
Good to know, thanks!0 -
I use the Wonder SmartWhite bread. It's 100 calories for two slices. I really like it.0
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i eat thomas light english muffin....practically every morning. somothered with almond butter and some fruit. banana or apple. lately it's been cut up strawberries or grapefruit. yum-o. also orowheat sandwhich thins. and yes. always 100% wheat! happy eating!0
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I eat Ezekiel 4:9 - (Low Sodium) Sprouted Grain Bread because it is whole grain, low glycemic index, and the lowest sodium bread I can find, which I need due to kidney stones.
I always seems to go over my recommended sodium intake for the day so I'm always looking for low sodium stuff, thanks!0 -
All things considered, I opt for Healthy Life 40 calories per slice 100% Whole Wheat Whole Grain Bread. First ingredient is water, then whole wheat flour and so on. The important thing to me is that it does not contain high fructose corn syrup, which alot of the other 'healthy' breads do. You could spend hours looking at labels in the bread isle......
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I like the Orowheat Healthfull bread, its 80 cals a slice and still the larger size slices.0
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