Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well let me correct this post. He now has a bread company. Long story but he made this bread, it got great reviews/ feedback, he now has his own company. The bread is called Baltic rye bread.

Still does not make sense that this man was giving out samples of bread at rodmans. Gross.

Funny that we are fearful of samples of homemade bread...but not the Sara Lee stuff that is full of unpronounceable ingredients.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well let me correct this post. He now has a bread company. Long story but he made this bread, it got great reviews/ feedback, he now has his own company. The bread is called Baltic rye bread.

Still does not make sense that this man was giving out samples of bread at rodmans. Gross.

Why is that gross? There are people all over Costco and Whole Foods giving out food samples. Get out much?

Anonymous wrote:whole wheat grain is not the same as rye grain
different plant
nutritionally they are different

No shit Sherlock. Dosen't change the fact that you struggle with reading comprehension.

Which store?

Anonymous wrote:whole wheat grain is not the same as rye grain
different plant
nutritionally they are different

No one has compared the two. The point is, rye is a whole grain (i.e., not refined) and therefore is high in fiber and more nutritious than non-whole grain bread.

whole wheat grain is not the same as rye grain
different plant
nutritionally they are different

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rye is a whole grain, so is definitely a healthier bread to eat compared to some others.

rye is made from rye grain, now whole wheat
and it is healthier than whole wheat.

The poster did not call Rye whole WHEAT, she called it a Whole GRAIN, which is exactly what Rye is. It is also scientifically classified in the same Tribe at Wheat. Though different, not vastly.

Anonymous wrote:Rye is a whole grain, so is definitely a healthier bread to eat compared to some others.

rye is made from rye grain, now whole wheat
and it is healthier than whole wheat.

Is this an ad for the guy's bread?

Anonymous wrote:Well let me correct this post. He now has a bread company. Long story but he made this bread, it got great reviews/ feedback, he now has his own company. The bread is called Baltic rye bread.

Still does not make sense that this man was giving out samples of bread at rodmans. Gross.

Well let me correct this post. He now has a bread company. Long story but he made this bread, it got great reviews/ feedback, he now has his own company. The bread is called Baltic rye bread.

Rye is a whole grain, so is definitely a healthier bread to eat compared to some others.

Why is this thread titled Rodman's?

A man selling some bread he made himself? At Rodmans? Strange.

I went into Rodmans today and there was a man giving samples of bread. Bread he made himself. It was 100% rye bread. It was really delicious. He said all you need is one slice for breakfast and it will keep you full for a while. I only recently started eating healthy food and have no clue about what is good and what is not. I usually eat Martins potatoe bread which I gave up for Sara lees 100% whole wheat. Anyway my question is how is this 100% rye bread good for you.