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What is the lowest calorie bread you have found?

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  • Posts: 463
    at walmart i got a carb wise bread that was 40 calories a slice. i found english muffins that are 80 calories for one. i also found wheat hamburger buns that were under 100 calories. if you have a walmart, search that.
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    Low calorie bread SUCKS.

    I eat Soya and Linseed Burgen bread every day and I'm over 40lbs down. 125 calories a slice, high protein, high fibre, good amount of healthy fats and lower carb than any "low calorie" bread.
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    Wow! That is really good for a non-wholemeal bread. Is it available in supermarkets or is it a health store thing?

    I live in Ontario, Canada and have never heard of "Nature's Own", anyone else here from Ontario and know where I can buy this?
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    I am in Massachusets and we have a store called Market Basket. They have a store brand, "Lite" oatmeal bread that is 35 calories per slice. They also have wheat and white I believe. Lowest I've found, and tastes good too.
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    A lettuce leaf. Seriously, LOL! That's what I use to wrap sandwich fixings in, rather than some weird low-calorie or low-carb bread. I can't have gluten anyway, and really don't want to eat the gluten free products....so lettuce is where it's at for me. :wink:
    I do this too. I use Boston/Bib lettuce when I really want to cut down on calories.
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    This is the only bread I eat now.

    Dear gawd, that is the most unhealthy meal I've heard of! It's so much healthier to actually eat REAL food that isn't loaded with chemicals. I either eat sprouted grain bread with a slice of organic colby cheese (100 calories for the cheese and 80 calories per slice of bread) and I used real raw butter to cook it all with. Yes, it's higher calories but I wouldn't touch the carcinogenics in butter spray and there is no nutritional value in those breads.
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    Low calorie bread SUCKS.

    I eat Soya and Linseed Burgen bread every day and I'm over 40lbs down. 125 calories a slice, high protein, high fibre, good amount of healthy fats and lower carb than any "low calorie" bread.

    soya and linseed bread is where its at!
  • Posts: 208 Member
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    And I like the taste.
    Yup.
  • Posts: 2,412 Member
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    And I like the taste.

    No Cholesterol ... Always a big worry when buying a loaf of bread ... Well. Sign me up then :)
  • Posts: 375 Member
    I only eat Healthy Life Whole Wheat also, my fav!
  • Posts: 359 Member
    I don't eat bread often so it's lettuce for me if I wrap a burger or something.
  • Posts: 457 Member
    Many brands of bread now have "light" breads that average 40 to 45 calories per slice. They're just thinner, slightly smaller slices of bread.

    I've actually basically cut out bread completely so I no longer have to worry about the high calories in bread if I want a sandwich. :) The only bread I consume now is Pepperidge Farm Deli Flats, 100% Whole Wheat. 100 calories for the entire thing and extremely tasty.
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    Dear gawd, that is the most unhealthy meal I've heard of! It's so much healthier to actually eat REAL food that isn't loaded with chemicals. I either eat sprouted grain bread with a slice of organic colby cheese (100 calories for the cheese and 80 calories per slice of bread) and I used real raw butter to cook it all with. Yes, it's higher calories but I wouldn't touch the carcinogenics in butter spray and there is no nutritional value in those breads.

    Dear gawd, I don't believe they asked for your opinion on what they eat.
  • Posts: 255 Member
    Pepperidge Farms and Sara Lee both have a 45 calorie per slice option. I find them both to be very good.
  • Posts: 523 Member
    I'm in the UK and currently eating Warburton's pitta bread. It's basically a round pitta that is cut in half. A half is 85 cals or if you fancy more than half it's 170 cals.
  • Posts: 457 Member
    I am in Massachusets and we have a store called Market Basket. They have a store brand, "Lite" oatmeal bread that is 35 calories per slice. They also have wheat and white I believe. Lowest I've found, and tastes good too.

    Up in New Hampshire, loooveee Market Basket!
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    Dear gawd, I don't believe they asked for your opinion on what they eat.

    HAHAHAHA this :)
  • Posts: 146 Member
    A lettuce leaf. Seriously, LOL! That's what I use to wrap sandwich fixings in, rather than some weird low-calorie or low-carb bread. I can't have gluten anyway, and really don't want to eat the gluten free products....so lettuce is where it's at for me. :wink:

    ^^this! then you can use those calories for what goes on the "sandwich"
  • Posts: 603 Member
    We eat Food For Life's Ezekiel bread.... it may not quite be the lowest cal (80 calories/slice), but it's definitely at or near the top of the list in terms of healthiest. It's completely organic and made from sprouted whole grains. From their web site...

    "We discovered when these six grains and legumes are sprouted and combined, an amazing thing happens. A complete protein is created that closely parallels the protein found in milk and eggs. In fact, the protein quality is so high, that it is 84.3% as efficient as the highest recognized source of protein, containing all 9 essential amino acids. There are 18 amino acids present in this unique bread - from all vegetable sources - naturally balanced in nature."
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    Someone else posted the Healthy Life bread, and I second that. When I can't find it, I use the Sara Lee 45 calorie.
  • Posts: 79 Member
    I eat the Abbotts Bakery breads - they're not low calorie, but one slice is very filling :) I like them because they use a lot of wholegrains as well, and lower GI :) (I usually get one of the grain variations)
  • Posts: 2,297 Member
    Nature's own whole wheat is what I use. 50 calories/slice
  • Posts: 2,455 Member
    Stop & Shop's store brand light Italian bread is 40 calories a slice, and their seedless light rye is 50 calories a slice. Pepperidge Farm has a light oatmeal bread that is 45 calories a slice.

    I have also used "deli thins" for sandwiches; they are usually 100 calories per "bun."
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    We eat Food For Life's Ezekiel bread.... it may not quite be the lowest cal (80 calories/slice), but it's definitely at or near the top of the list in terms of healthiest. It's completely organic and made from sprouted whole grains. From their web site...

    "We discovered when these six grains and legumes are sprouted and combined, an amazing thing happens. A complete protein is created that closely parallels the protein found in milk and eggs. In fact, the protein quality is so high, that it is 84.3% as efficient as the highest recognized source of protein, containing all 9 essential amino acids. There are 18 amino acids present in this unique bread - from all vegetable sources - naturally balanced in nature."


    ^THIS^ Plus their Cinnamon Raisin bread makes INCREDIBLE french toast for a treat day! Ezekiel bread may be still high calorie but unlike regular bread, it won't spike your insulin levels as fast. Plus, no chemicals :)
  • Posts: 3 Member
    Aldi - 100% Whole Wheat Skinny Bread 100 calories, and it can be used as a bun, because 1 serving is sliced,it tastes good toasted
  • Posts: 1,444 Member
    Back in my bread eating days I used joesph's flax seed and oat bran pita bread. It has 60 calories, 8g carbs, 4g fiber and 6g protein.
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    I use Sara Lee 45 Calories Delightful Healthy- Grain..its an excellent source of fiber with 17 g's of whole grain per serving & only 2 g's sugar and 6 g's of protein &it taste good...The breads at the more up scale grocery stores are a little over prices such as Whole Foods ect,,ect,,
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    Dear gawd, I don't believe they asked for your opinion on what they eat.

    :flowerforyou:
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    I use Sara Lee 45 Calories Delightful Healthy- Grain..its an excellent source of fiber with 17 g's of whole grain per serving & only 2 g's sugar and 6 g's of protein &it taste good...The breads at the more up scale grocery stores are a little over prices such as Whole Foods ect,,ect,,

    This is usually my choice as well. I also like the Oroweat sandwhich thins.
  • Posts: 741 Member
    I don't know if you consider this bread but Ijust started eating Arnold's pocket thins. they have different flovors and only 100 calories per pocket. I love them.
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