Anonymous wrote:Wegmans Whole Grain White
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids eat Costco walnut cranberry bread, martins whole wheat potato bread, aldi sourdough round, also Pepperidge farm 15 grain bread and naturals owe multigrain bread.
Interesting. Going to try it.
Is Rye bread healthy ? I love it.
Anonymous wrote:My kids eat Costco walnut cranberry bread, martins whole wheat potato bread, aldi sourdough round, also Pepperidge farm 15 grain bread and naturals owe multigrain bread.
Anonymous wrote:Sourdough or Dave’s
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to buy high fiber breads with whole grains. Then the kids got older and discovered that there was softer more processed bread out there, and slowly they lost their taste for the whole grain stuff. They stopped eating sandwiches at lunch and I stopped my crusade for the healthy bread. Thankfully they’ll eat other sources of fiber like fruits and vegetables. I generally buy challah rolls or white sourdough slices for lunches.
But as they are now teens and eating less at home and more out with friends, I’m trying to maximize the nutritional components of their foods at home to balance it all out.
So I’m trying whole grain bread again. Do you have a brand your kids/teens like and will eat as toast or sandwiches?
Thanks!
Walmart brand whole wheat bread. Cheap and actually close to being whole wheat bread, one of only about 10 actual ones in existence. $2 a loaf.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids eat Costco walnut cranberry bread, martins whole wheat potato bread, aldi sourdough round, also Pepperidge farm 15 grain bread and naturals owe multigrain bread.
Can you still find that one? None of the stores I go to carry the whole wheat variety anymore. I'd love to find it again, it's the one whole wheat bread my kids would eat.
I think I got the potato whole wheat bread at Harris teeter and target, maybe I’ve also bought from Walmart/Safeway/Wegmans or even Amazon fresh in the past but unsure. Check the following link by clicking filter and enter your zip code to find stores that carries the bread https://potatorolls.com/where-to-buy/ , you can also search using instacart app.
PP here. Harris Teeter is where I used to get it, but now they only carry the regular potato bread and the butter bread.
Actually, looking at the link, I only see the regular potato bread listed on their products list - not the whole wheat variety. Did Martin's stop making it?? That would be a shame.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids eat Costco walnut cranberry bread, martins whole wheat potato bread, aldi sourdough round, also Pepperidge farm 15 grain bread and naturals owe multigrain bread.
Can you still find that one? None of the stores I go to carry the whole wheat variety anymore. I'd love to find it again, it's the one whole wheat bread my kids would eat.
I think I got the potato whole wheat bread at Harris teeter and target, maybe I’ve also bought from Walmart/Safeway/Wegmans or even Amazon fresh in the past but unsure. Check the following link by clicking filter and enter your zip code to find stores that carries the bread https://potatorolls.com/where-to-buy/ , you can also search using instacart app.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kids eat Costco walnut cranberry bread, martins whole wheat potato bread, aldi sourdough round, also Pepperidge farm 15 grain bread and naturals owe multigrain bread.
Can you still find that one? None of the stores I go to carry the whole wheat variety anymore. I'd love to find it again, it's the one whole wheat bread my kids would eat.
Anonymous wrote:My kids eat Costco walnut cranberry bread, martins whole wheat potato bread, aldi sourdough round, also Pepperidge farm 15 grain bread and naturals owe multigrain bread.
Anonymous wrote:I used to buy high fiber breads with whole grains. Then the kids got older and discovered that there was softer more processed bread out there, and slowly they lost their taste for the whole grain stuff. They stopped eating sandwiches at lunch and I stopped my crusade for the healthy bread. Thankfully they’ll eat other sources of fiber like fruits and vegetables. I generally buy challah rolls or white sourdough slices for lunches.
But as they are now teens and eating less at home and more out with friends, I’m trying to maximize the nutritional components of their foods at home to balance it all out.
So I’m trying whole grain bread again. Do you have a brand your kids/teens like and will eat as toast or sandwiches?
Thanks!