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Our Daily Bread Is No Longer Daily Bread. Read And Eat Well nutrition pertaining to bread

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Hi hi all. I learnt this a long time ago. Are daily bread is a ancient saying as bread has been a mainstay food for a very long time. Now the problem with this is that a daily bread as a meal is no linger are daily bread in that aspect. For a long time now they been selling sliced white bread which is unfortunately now made from junk flower and grain stuff they used to throw out. The result is a bread that has calories but does not have a lot of nutrition. Now I stopped eating junk bread about three years ago and started eating hole grains, 12 grains and 7 grain breads. I am also eating more flax, oatmeal breads and ancient grains. The end result is that by eating this bread I am actually getting a meal and a lot more nutrition and not filler. I find that if I eat healthy bread I feel good and feel energetic as apposed to the junk breads I used to eat. Another aspect of this is I used to have a big gut but after changing to healthy bread my big gut disappeared.

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Thats good to hear. My girlfriend eats alot of white bread and bagels and I'm helping her cut down. But I never thought to switch to whole grains ect. Ill mention it to her and see what she thinks bout it.

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Hello,This is a good topic for awareness of today's bread. I normally prefer brown bread to its white counterpart :XD: I used to eat white bread but it caused me a bit of an acidity problem so I stopped it and started brown bread againBesides white bread IS less healthy and nutritious then its brown counterpart. I too believe that the whole grain bread makes you feel energetic. I usually include this in my diet :)

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What about white bread that has been infused with my vitamins and minerals like certain breads that are at the supermarket? Personally I do not like whole grain breads, because they're not as soft and the texture is not quite as easy going down, although I suppose it all taste the same when you put a lot of butter on it (or peanut butter.)

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