I hear ezekiel bread is pretty healthy.....if you can afford it that is ๐
I bought some Ezekiel bread in July. Itโs in the freezer section. It is tasty and filling compared to many other breads. It cost more than many shelf stable breads, but we have enjoyed it. I try to stay away from breads as much as possible, but sometimes, you just have to. The other bread Iโve been buying and enjoying is a homemade sourdough from an Amish baker. They sell it at our orchard market. It may still have some of these same ingredients, but I think it would be much less than a commercial sourdough.
> I hear ezekiel bread is pretty healthy..... <
Thanks for mentioning that! Iโm on a doctor-ordered low carb diet.
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One thing I had to give up is English muffins. And I love English muffins.
I just looked it up. To my surprise, my local grocery store carries ezekiel English muffins. Theyโre half the carbs and three times the fiber as regular ones.
Their net carbs (carbs - fiber) make them acceptable in moderation.
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Thanks again.
I've heard of it, but
I don't eat bread, cereals, pasta, crackers and the like,
except for a slice a day of the Delba brand from Germany. It's now $3.49 locally.
The Pumpernickel and Whole Rye pretty much taste alike, Sunflower Seed and Three Grain are a bit fragile.
