I found some healthy, delicious low cal bread!
Jancandoit7
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This bread is delicious, clean, and good fiber- "Dave's Killer Bread- thin sliced" 60 calories and seriously good! Granted the slices are smaller but that's fine with me if I can eat some good bread. They make one with 70 cals as well- definitely worth checking out if they sell it in your area.
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LMAO @ clean
I like French garlic bread - so buttery. Healthy, delicious and "clean"9 -
I love Dave's Killer Bread!! I wish it wasn't so expensive. It's $5 a loaf here.0
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If you need some variety - This one is 10 less and low carb as well -
Calories: 50
Fat: .5g
Protein: 3.5g
Dietary Fiber: 2.5g
Carbohydrates: 9g
https://www.alvaradostreetbakery.com/breads/Sprouted Flax Seed Bread1 -
@Need2Exerc1seNeed2Exerc1se wrote: »I love Dave's Killer Bread!! I wish it wasn't so expensive. It's $5 a loaf here.
It appeared in my area only recently. Wanted to get feed back on what type anyone prefers as there are so many varieties. I'm not sure which one to start with. :laugh:0 -
jperreault57 wrote: »This bread is delicious, clean, and good fiber- "Dave's Killer Bread- thin sliced" 60 calories and seriously good! Granted the slices are smaller but that's fine with me if I can eat some good bread. They make one with 70 cals as well- definitely worth checking out if they sell it in your area.
thanks
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Hearts_2015 wrote: »
@Need2Exerc1seNeed2Exerc1se wrote: »I love Dave's Killer Bread!! I wish it wasn't so expensive. It's $5 a loaf here.
It appeared in my area only recently. Wanted to get feed back on what type anyone prefers as there are so many varieties. I'm not sure which one to start with. :laugh:
Gosh, I just googled it. I had no idea they had so many options. I've only seen 2 in the store here and only one that is 60 calories, which is the one I bought. It's the thin sliced 21 whole grains and seeds.1 -
It showed up in my area not too long ago- it is expensive, but since I'm eating much less bread, I'm not spending more than I was on cheaper bread.0
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jperreault57 wrote: »
Why not?4 -
yeah-it is seriously delicious- but normally made with made with white flour- I try not to eat stuff made with white flour-2
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jperreault57 wrote: »
So what if my garlic bread is made with an organic loaf of bread, using organic butter and garlic? That's clean, delicious and healthy too!2 -
LMAO
I can't believe he said my bread wasn't clean.
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This just in: cut bread in half and it's half as many calories! And it's now pure and clean! You're welcome everyone6
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I just eat one slice of bread instead of two. No need for expensive gimmicks.2
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scarlett_k wrote: »I just eat one slice of bread instead of two. No need for expensive gimmicks.
Eating thin sliced bread is a gimmick??1 -
Need2Exerc1se wrote: »scarlett_k wrote: »I just eat one slice of bread instead of two. No need for expensive gimmicks.
Eating thin sliced bread is a gimmick??
No, expensive "clean" (or whatever) bread is the gimmick part. There's just no need IMHO.3 -
scarlett_k wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »scarlett_k wrote: »I just eat one slice of bread instead of two. No need for expensive gimmicks.
Eating thin sliced bread is a gimmick??
No, expensive "clean" (or whatever) bread is the gimmick part. There's just no need IMHO.
But all the breads people have mentioned are much healthier bread choices- Dave's Killer, sprouted grain breads, etc.- most regular breads are full of crappy ingredients- I'm not just counting calories- I'm focused on super healthy whole foods with no chemicals, GMO's, etc.- I wouldn't choose Fruit Loops over Bran Flakes... Have you read the ingredients in the breads you're eating? For some it's just counting calories, for others it's also nutrition focused- to each his own-5 -
jperreault57 wrote: »scarlett_k wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »scarlett_k wrote: »I just eat one slice of bread instead of two. No need for expensive gimmicks.
Eating thin sliced bread is a gimmick??
No, expensive "clean" (or whatever) bread is the gimmick part. There's just no need IMHO.
But all the breads people have mentioned are much healthier bread choices- Dave's Killer, sprouted grain breads, etc.- most regular breads are full of crappy ingredients- I'm not just counting calories- I'm focused on super healthy whole foods with no chemicals, GMO's, etc.- I wouldn't choose Fruit Loops over Bran Flakes... Have you read the ingredients in the breads you're eating? For some it's just counting calories, for others it's also nutrition focused- to each his own-
Bread is never going to be a whole food and it certainly contains chemicals. But I do agree that from a single food comparison it's a better choice for bread than most others I've seen. More protein and fiber than most low calorie breads I've found.1 -
scarlett_k wrote: »Need2Exerc1se wrote: »scarlett_k wrote: »I just eat one slice of bread instead of two. No need for expensive gimmicks.
Eating thin sliced bread is a gimmick??
No, expensive "clean" (or whatever) bread is the gimmick part. There's just no need IMHO.
No need? Is there a "need" to eat one slice of bread instead of two? No, it's just personal preference.1 -
I just get Sara Lee 45 calorie Multi Grain. I love how it tastes and only 45 calories per slice.
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I've heard of it but never seen it, which section of the store is it in?0
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I like sara lee light wheat bread only 45 calorie a slice and delicious.0
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RebeccaNaegle wrote: »I just get Sara Lee 45 calorie Multi Grain. I love how it tastes and only 45 calories per slice.
Haha I just posted on this. Love this brand as well.0 -
Better and cheaper than Dave's Killer bread.
55cal / slice. Very very good.
Not sure if I've seen this but I'll look for it, interested in checking out the label. I do love sprouted bread! I've been getting bread at Trader Joe's or Fresh Thyme. Fresh Thyme is where I started seeing Dave's Killer Bread for the first time but haven't picked any up yet, way to many to pick from. If I counted correctly 21 varieties of sliced plus bagels and more.
I appreciate the feedback on the brand I had no clue which one to even try. :laugh: When I eat bread I want it to be good fiber, whole grain, unless I'm going with rye or whatever for a change up.
@Francl27
.. it's in the bakery area at Fresh Thyme. I've seen it in the Health Food section on the end caps at other grocery stores. I can't imagine it being with the regular bread but you might find it there depending on what store you shop at. You can always go to Dave's website and see where they sell it in your area.
http://www.daveskillerbread.com/ I'm running out the door so have to finish here but looks like they offer coupons and more.0 -
I found it at Shop Rite today and it was still 110 calories a slice. Am I missing something?0
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I get the Dave's thin sliced- 60 cal, 12 grams carbs, 3 grams fiber-organic- At my local markets it's with the regular breads0
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