Are there whole-grain rolls that actually taste good?

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[Post New]08/21/2014 11:32
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Anonymous

I'm looking to start brown-bagging rather than paying to much to Potbelly and Cosi. Would love sandwiches on nice, soft onion rolls or something but am looking for something more healthful.

[Post New]08/21/2014 11:32
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
I'm looking to start brown-bagging rather than paying to much to Potbelly and Cosi. Would love sandwiches on nice, soft onion rolls or something but am looking for something more healthful.



Paying *so* much, I mean.
[Post New]08/21/2014 11:42
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Anonymous
i think Harris Teeter carries ww rolls from La Brea Bakery. Yum.
[Post New]08/21/2014 17:28
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Anonymous
Good for you, OP. Save money and better for your health.

I like Martins:
http://potatorolls.com/products/martins-rolls/whole-wheat-potato-rolls/
[Post New]08/21/2014 17:40
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Anonymous
Second the potato rolls suggestion. They actually have a bit more fiber than most of the ones sold as "wheat" or "multigrain."
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