A most wonderful invention!

Firefrog76
Firefrog76 Posts: 45
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
The 100 calorie whole wheat sandwich thin.

OMG! These are so awesome, tasty and versitile, I can't get enough of them. Want a breakfast sandwhich? Toast a thin, scramble up some egg whites and top with fresh spinach! Or, toast your thin, schmear it with natural peanut butter and sprinkle on some raisins or apple slices (or both!). Yum!

Want a burger...have one... with only 100 clories + whole grains + fiber...slap a burger (turkey or lean beef or veggie) with some fresh made (mayo-free) slaw on a thin and knock yourself out! Or heat up some trukey back, slice a tomato and slap some romaine on there for a BLT.

You can lay them out flat with low cal mozz cheese, tomatoe and spinach and mushrooms and toss in the oven ot toaster oven for a quick and healthy pizza.

Need a sweet snack? Grab a thin and put some low cal cream cheese and sliced fresh fruit of choice (bananas or peaches or pears YUM) drizzle with honey (optional) and enjoy.

I'm loving that these are becoming more popular and easier to find!

Love, Love, LOVE these!

(No, I don't work for the geniuses who make these, they are just that good!)

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  • kwardklinck
    kwardklinck Posts: 1,601
    I love them too. I like them best toasted with my egg and turkey bacon for breakfast. I also put lean roast beef with a slice of cheese heated in the microwave for a tasty toasted sandwich. They're lower in cals and higher in fiber than bread.
  • HealthyChanges2010
    HealthyChanges2010 Posts: 5,831 Member
    The 100 calorie whole wheat sandwich thin.

    OMG! These are so awesome, tasty and versitile, I can't get enough of them. Want a breakfast sandwhich? Toast a thin, scramble up some egg whites and top with fresh spinach! Or, toast your thin, schmear it with natural peanut butter and sprinkle on some raisins or apple slices (or both!). Yum!

    Want a burger...have one... with only 100 clories + whole grains + fiber...slap a burger (turkey or lean beef or veggie) with some fresh made (mayo-free) slaw on a thin and knock yourself out! Or heat up some trukey back, slice a tomato and slap some romaine on there for a BLT.

    You can lay them out flat with low cal mozz cheese, tomatoe and spinach and mushrooms and toss in the oven ot toaster oven for a quick and healthy pizza.

    Need a sweet snack? Grab a thin and put some low cal cream cheese and sliced fresh fruit of choice (bananas or peaches or pears YUM) drizzle with honey (optional) and enjoy.

    I'm loving that these are becoming more popular and easier to find!

    Love, Love, LOVE these!

    (No, I don't work for the geniuses who make these, they are just that good!)

    Yes! They sure do come in handy for pizza's and other open face sandwiches as well as other foods you shared. The texture is great and 100 cal for the 2 is great when figuring in cals. I agree they are much easier to find now too!

    Gonna try your scrambled eggs topped with Spinach, sounds healthy and yum, thanks for all the ideas!:drinker:
  • sandara
    sandara Posts: 830 Member
    The laughing cow spreadable cheese wedges work great with them too. Great on the sandwiches insted of mayo.
  • Kath15
    Kath15 Posts: 165 Member
    Thanks for sharing -now I have to go find them at the grocery! I don't want to get bored with my usual food choices because then I'll have a hard time keeping this up.
  • sessy1011
    sessy1011 Posts: 30
    I have been eating the Thomas' Flat bagel,( everything,onion, and cinn rasin) its 110 calories and just as versitile. I am however gonna try the this... its less in calories and i dont have to worry about slipping out the bagel whole LoL:tongue: :
  • Devinsmama2309
    Devinsmama2309 Posts: 48
    I totally agree! I love these, and eat them almost on a daily basis. They taste great and you can do so much with them!
  • Firefrog76
    Firefrog76 Posts: 45
    Thanks for sharing -now I have to go find them at the grocery! I don't want to get bored with my usual food choices because then I'll have a hard time keeping this up.

    I've seen them (a couple different varieties) at Wal-Mart and Meijer stores...I'm sure any chain grocery store will carry them. they have 8 in a pack, so one package shouljd last you the week. (Unless you're like me and have these sometimes twice a day!)
  • Firefrog76
    Firefrog76 Posts: 45
    With the egg and spinach, a little bit of mozz chese is great, too! Or mushrooms. Very tasty! and Very Mediteranian.
  • allykat8
    allykat8 Posts: 237
    I have been eating the Thomas' Flat bagel,( everything,onion, and cinn rasin) its 110 calories and just as versitile. I am however gonna try the this... its less in calories and i dont have to worry about slipping out the bagel whole LoL:tongue: :

    All the stores that I have gone to only carry PLAIN....where did you get the everything, onion, and cinnamin rasin???? You must tell me :)
  • chrisfnet
    chrisfnet Posts: 83
    How many carbs do they have, out of curiousity?
  • Wolfena
    Wolfena Posts: 1,570 Member
    How many carbs do they have, out of curiousity?

    They are fantastic - I recently discovered them too, and they seem to have popped up everywhere in lots of different brands!

    As for carbs, they typically have around 21.
  • weaklink109
    weaklink109 Posts: 2,831 Member
    All Sandwich thins are NOT created equal. The calories are about the same, but Earth Grains has less sodium than Orowheat, and both have more fiber than Franz.

    Also, the Thomas mini whole wheat bagel is a good option as well as the thin. I have become "thinned out" from eating the sanwich thins too much lately, so the bagels have been a nice change.
  • Jlennhikes
    Jlennhikes Posts: 290 Member
    I have been eating the Thomas' Flat bagel,( everything,onion, and cinn rasin) its 110 calories and just as versitile. I am however gonna try the this... its less in calories and i dont have to worry about slipping out the bagel whole LoL:tongue: :

    I just picked up the everything bagel (with a coupon, yay!), and I can't wait to try it. It's nice to have a bread item that won't wipe out your calories for the meal.
  • Betten
    Betten Posts: 41 Member
    I really like the sandwich thins but I have recently tried the Pepperidge Farm version, they are called "Deli Flats" and i like them even more! They are alittle more bread like, i get the 7 grain kind. SOO good.
  • weaklink109
    weaklink109 Posts: 2,831 Member
    Thanks for mentioning the Thomas "everything" bagel thin. As luck would have them, my store had an endcap displaying them. I decided to try them because of the prior post. YUMMY!!

    I have invented a new sandwich/snack. 1 of the bagels, a tablespoon of low fat cream cheese, and cucumber slices. Fantastic!! and less than 150 calories!! Now I want one, but can't do it now!!Phooey.
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