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Old 10-22-2008, 01:55 PM   #1  
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Have you tried these? I tried them for the 1st time today. They are made by brownberry and they come in 100% whole wheat and are only 100 calories (1 WW point). I really liked it. Not dry at all!
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are they 100 calories for two slices, or one? A regular piece of bread has 100.
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100 calories for the top and bottom.
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Old 10-22-2008, 02:46 PM   #4  
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I just ate those for lunch today--- super yummy!
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oh, that sounds good then. I'll have to try them.
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Another tasty idea:


I just bought these last night to try. I got the vanilla bean flavor-- crunchy and lightly sweet... mmm, and I normally don't like almonds!

They are natural and oven roasted.

They come in:
No Salt, Cinnamon Brown Sugar, Sea Salt, and Vanilla Bean
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Kae- Did you find those at the grocery store? Like just where the regular nuts and stuff are or in a special section? They sound super yummy
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The sandwich thins sound good. I need to try them.

I buy almonds similar to those. They are also diamond brand, but they are "cocoa roasted." They're really good. Basically like those cinnamon sugar ones but coated in cocoa powder. They're pretty expensive at the store, but our Costco just started carrying them for a lot cheaper.
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In the supermarkets by me, they are never in the bread section. I usually find them by the fresh cheeses/deli section. I also have tried the whole wheat and like to use them if i have to bring lunch to work. I know they have a multigrain that looks pretty good too but i havent tried those yet.
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Sandi, thanks for the review of these! I saw them in the grocery store yesterday and thought they looked really good. When I finish the wraps I have now I will definitely give them a try!
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These look yummy!

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Another tasty idea:


I just bought these last night to try. I got the vanilla bean flavor-- crunchy and lightly sweet... mmm, and I normally don't like almonds!

They are natural and oven roasted.

They come in:
No Salt, Cinnamon Brown Sugar, Sea Salt, and Vanilla Bean
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Oh, I *love* the sandwich thins! They're great and high in fiber too! I wish that the multigrain variety was 100% whole grain, but unfortunately they're not.
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I need to try the sandwich thins I eat boars head turkey weekly and use melba toast for them, this looks great
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looks like they would be yummy with peanut butter!
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