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  • treetop57
    treetop57 Posts: 1,578 Member
    Thanks for posting that forever28. In the "9 grain bread," I love how all the grains but wheat are below 2%!
    9-GRAIN WHEAT

    Enriched wheat flour, water, yeast, whole wheat flour, sugar, contains 2% or less of the
    following: wheat gluten, oat fiber, soybean oil, wheat bran, salt, wheat, rye, yellow corn, oats, triticale,
    brown rice, barley, flaxseed, millet, sorghum
    , yeast nutrients (calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate,
    ammonium sulfate), vitamin D2, dough conditioners (DATEM, sodium stearoyl lactylate, potassium
    iodate, ascorbic acid, azodicarbonamide), caramel color, refinery syrup, honey, yeast extract, natural
    flavor, enzymes. Contains wheat.

    But the really strange thing is why they call it 9 grain when there seem to 10 different kinds of grain.

    (Maybe they don't count triticale since it's a hybrid of wheat and rye, both of which are already one of the 9.)
  • forever28
    forever28 Posts: 374 Member
    Thanks for posting that forever28. In the "9 grain bread," I love how all the grains but wheat are below 2%!
    9-GRAIN WHEAT

    Enriched wheat flour, water, yeast, whole wheat flour, sugar, contains 2% or less of the
    following: wheat gluten, oat fiber, soybean oil, wheat bran, salt, wheat, rye, yellow corn, oats, triticale,
    brown rice, barley, flaxseed, millet, sorghum
    , yeast nutrients (calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate,
    ammonium sulfate), vitamin D2, dough conditioners (DATEM, sodium stearoyl lactylate, potassium
    iodate, ascorbic acid, azodicarbonamide), caramel color, refinery syrup, honey, yeast extract, natural
    flavor, enzymes. Contains wheat.

    But the really strange thing is why they call it 9 grain when there seem to 10 different kinds of grain.

    (Maybe they don't count triticale since it's a hybrid of wheat and rye, both of which are already one of the 9.)

    My thoughts exactly. :-) BYOB!! Bring your own bread folks! haha :drinker:
  • purplelady87
    purplelady87 Posts: 14 Member
    Have a salad if anyone is so worried about bread intake. Subway is a healthier choice if made the right way. Jared did lose a lot of weight by eating subway with bread!
  • ErinBeth7
    ErinBeth7 Posts: 1,625 Member
    We all like different things and have differing opinions on healthy eating. I say get whatever you please.
  • KBrenOH
    KBrenOH Posts: 704 Member
    If the bread makes you sleepy how about having a salad, our salads are pretty big and you can double up on the chicken or turkey so it will fill up longer.

    Fantastic idea! And thanks for all the ideas Lizhughes :flowerforyou:
  • yesthistime
    yesthistime Posts: 2,051 Member
    I don't know if anyone mentioned this already, but I have the sandwich maker at Subway scoop out the inside of the bread before adding the ingredients. I work at a hospital and learned this trick from the docs who can't afford to get sleepy during their shift. I end up with a nice shell or "boat" of bread to hold the sandwich together without all of the unnecessary bulk and carbs.
  • jaqiswany
    jaqiswany Posts: 76
    I used to enjoy a subway as Treat if I went into the town, but I was told they contained alot of salt, and also Ive stopped eating bread since I started with MFP so ive stayed clear of Subway , I do miss them but the bread always makes me feel bloated afterwards , maybe one day I will have one again :-)
  • lumina0o0
    lumina0o0 Posts: 498 Member
    Turkey does have that chemical in it that does contribute to sleep plus the bread probably increases that effect. You are probably susceptible to it as well.
    for that chemical to really effect you, you would have to eat your weight in turkey. sometimes when people eat, they just get tired if they get really full. Which is why most people think they are tired from the turkey after thanksgiving.
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