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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #344971 - 04/25/09 03:06 AM
santino75

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I have been avoiding breads lately. I really don't think (after much research), that they are good for us, especially white bread. I am looking for alternatives.





I'd have to agree with the above. When it comes to bread its best to just stay away altogether. I know its conveniant and all but its actually hassle in the long run. I stopped eating bread at the begining of Feb. and its probably been the best move I ever made.

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #344975 - 04/25/09 03:59 AM
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The replies were in response to a responder who claim white bread had no nutrients not to the original post

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #344980 - 04/25/09 04:36 AM
Rebecca1013

Reged: 04/05/09
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Loc: Catasauqua Pennsylvania

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Guys and gals, let's remember that this poster was just asking if others had a problem with bread...not the nutritional value of white vs wheat!




Yes but in the subject line they asked if bread was a friend or foe...hence the responses were given as to show that for many of us it is a foe.....

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #344990 - 04/25/09 09:47 AM
CharlotteMiranda

Reged: 06/02/05
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Loc: Berlin, Germany

Well it was me that made the original post, and i'm glad to have sparked a lively debate! It's all interesting stuff.

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #344992 - 04/25/09 09:52 AM
CharlotteMiranda

Reged: 06/02/05
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This has inspired me to start eating brown rice again - i hadn't bought any for ages as i think it gave me some problems in the past but a few days ago i bought a bag of oranic shortgrain rice and am reintroducing it into my diet. I mix it half and half with white rice, and i seem to be doing ok with it so far. I took a tub of it mixed with steamed vegetables for my lunch today, ate it sitting on the river bank in the sun, idyllic!

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #344993 - 04/25/09 09:55 AM
osbo54

Reged: 09/04/08
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Hey Charlotte, you trouble maker. Just kiddin. We certainly do have a debate here, don't we. You know what they say about opinions, everybody has one, and.... I can't remember the rest to that little saying.

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #345038 - 04/26/09 09:03 AM
Jordy

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Oh, sorry! Never mind!

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #345260 - 04/29/09 12:25 PM
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what brand do you buy?

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Re: Bread: friend or foe? new
      #345263 - 04/29/09 12:28 PM
Kappy

Reged: 10/09/08
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Loc: Mississippi

Usually Natures' Own or Sara Lee. I get the whole grain wheat. It doesn't bother me too much. I feel guilty when I eat white bread, it just seems like I can feel it caking to my stomach! I always make sure to dissolve acacia in some water and drink it before eating the whole grain though. I think I could do ok with out it, but I just like to be careful!

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