Does any one know anything about a low carb bread that is sold at Super Wal-mart? I think the name of the bread is Healthy Choice?
Thanks

I didn't know Healthy Choice started making a low carb bread, but Walmart also sells Natural Ovens Lo-Carb 1, which is 3 carbs per slice. Very nummy.

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I found some great low-carb buns called O'Solo - they come in all kinds of varieties with ECC of 3-3.3 for the whole bun , depending on what kind you choose. I think they have a website if you can't find them in the store.

I have a walmart near me but I don't know if I have a superwalmart near. I'll have to check. I've been lookin in markets for some low carb bread but can't find any.

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Isn't it great having more choices???

Connie

Jello, the bread you're referring to is called "Healthy Life."

It comes in wheat, white, sugar-free, and Italian. Runs around $2.26 per loaf at Walmart.
In my region it's produced by Lewis Bakery.

One slice of wheat has 8g carbs, 3g fiber, 1g sugars, 2g protein.

HTH

Susan


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I really enjoy the "Healthy Life" breads. I can find them in almost all of the grocery stores by me now, even our lil ethnic grocery.

I did find some of those 0-So-Low buns and thought is was pretty good. A tad chewy, and flaxy (lots of flax seeds in there) so if you've ever had a flax muffin, you wont be surprised by the taste or chewy-ness. But it was great to have a sandwich again.


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Terese, that reminded me that Healthy Life also makes hamburger and hotdog buns. Don't have the counts at hand, but they taste great. I don't make a habit of eating bread or buns, but when I have to have it, Healthy Life is what I use.

Here is the website for Healthy Life:

http://www.healthylifebread.com

Susan


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I Would love to try some lo-carb bread. It seems that whenever I'm at trader joe's they are always sold out. maybe that's a sign.......

Shay
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I didn't like the Trader Joe's low-carb bread. A few months ago I bought some loaves, two of them at one time, worried that it might not be back. I ate three slices. One with bread and butter, two as french toast. It was all so awful no matter what I did that I just threw the loaves away. The stuff looked and smelled just like bread but it tasted like crumpled up paper.

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I wish I lived in an area where Super Walli sells those breads. Neither "Healthy Life" nor "Natural Ovens" are sold in Utah. So far I haven't found a bread that's under $4-5 a loaf.

Anybody from the Salt Lake City, UT area know a good, cheaper option for bread? There is no Trader Joe's here.

Or maybe somebody has a good recipe for bread to make?

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Katrin

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Does any one know anything about a low carb bread that is sold at Super Wal-mart? I think the name of the bread is Healthy Choice?
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Hello. The name of the bread you are looking for is "Health Life Bread". They have whole wheat and also white. But, I believe the whole wheat is best. Pick-n-Save also carries it.

Amy

Arnold Bakers now sell a low carb bread bread simply called "lower carbs" nationally. Available at my local Shoprite.

I bought the Arnold wheat "lower carb" bread at Price Chopper. I haven't tried it yet; it's in the freezer. 9 net carbs per slice, but they are huge.
My local HFS just started carrying Todd's rolls and bagels. I bought the rolls, and tried one as a burger bun. Big, tasty, 4 carbs each. Heaven. I eat lc breads very seldom, but every once in a while I'll treat myself to french toast or a sandwich. A nice change.

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Aren't those Todds rolls and bagels the BEST!!! I have been using the rolls for sandwich rolls for awhile now--they do have a soyish taste, but with enough mustard and salami, who cares!! They are dense, have tasty seeds and nuts, and make a great base!!

ouis