How "bad" is bread for reals?
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SparkleHorse224
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I love making bread at home. White, whole wheat, sourdough - LOVE it. I can think of nothing better than toast for breakfast. Lovely lovely toast with jam and honey.
But I get this message about DON'T EAT CARBS and BREAD IS BAD.
Break it down for me, people. How "bad" is making a loaf of bread and having a couple of slices in the morning with my eggs?
But I get this message about DON'T EAT CARBS and BREAD IS BAD.
Break it down for me, people. How "bad" is making a loaf of bread and having a couple of slices in the morning with my eggs?
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Eating an entire loaf of bread = very bad. Eating 2 slices of whole wheat bread a day is healthy. Sometimes I even eat white breads or crusty french breads...it's all about moderation and learning correct portion sizes.0
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It is not.
If it fit in your macro eat the bread. This is a lifestyle....unless you intend to never eat bread again, why cut it out now? Carbs are great fuel for cardio.0 -
S'all about portioning! Almost anything can be bad if you eat too much of it!0
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Make the bread, eat the bread, count the bread. Done.
Unless you eat the whole loaf, you're good.0 -
There's this "grain free" diet that a lot of people follow. The people who say "CARBS ARE BAD!" are full of s***, to be honest. Carbs are our #1 source for energy. If we never ate any carbs, we wouldn't be able to function properly, nor would we be able to do high intensity workouts, or workout for long periods of time.0
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It's not "bad".0
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Bread isn't bad.
I take two sandwiches a day to work since a slice of turkey, two slices of good bread and some spread and low fat mayo comes to 140 calories. I'm losing at a healthy rate.0 -
When I think of the term 'bad' I think 'low in nutrition'. Bread has a nice amount of iron and b vitamins. Also, fibre! Eat it!! (but not too much0
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It's not bad. What is bad is overloading on carbs without burning the excess off. This leads to weight gain, as well as many other factors. A couple slices a day is great. Moderation is key.0
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Bread is a delight that no human being should be expected to live without.0
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it's not bad, just the same as a 1/2 cup ice cream at about 200-250cals isn't bad either if it fits into your macros (it's good for your spirtual diet
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it's not bad, just the same as a 1/2 cup ice cream at about 200-250cals isn't bad either if it fits into your macros (it's good for your spirtual diet
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Thats "expensive" bread, the stuff I eat is 50 calories a slice?0 -
On a scale of 1-10 to rate how bad bread is, I'd put it at a 0.0
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I don't think it's bad at all. I eat bread virtually every day.0
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I eat 4 - 8 slices of wheat toast (with peanut butter even!) a day. Fits in my macro plan, I love bread.0
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You can even put your bread recipes into the MFP recipe calculator, and figure out which of your bread recipes fit best into your typical eating patterns!
Edit: In all fairness, some people become overweight due to hormonal issues, which are often carbohydrate-sensitive, so they might want to skip out on the white bread.0 -
It is not.
If it fit in your macro eat the bread. This is a lifestyle....unless you intend to never eat bread again, why cut it out now? Carbs are great fuel for cardio.
Great answer! Unless you are carb intolerant for some reason, there is NOTHING wrong with it.0 -
I'll add this: those whole-grain pita flatbread packaged things are a crime against food.0
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On a scale of 1-10 to rate how bad bread is, I'd put it at a 0.
That's not how scales work lol0 -
I love bread!0
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