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Arnold's whole wheat sandwhich thins?
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I haven't but it is it 100 calories/slice or 100 calories for 2 slices? I generally buy bread that has between 50-70 calories per slice.
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50-70 sounds good. My favourite kind has 83 - organic country seeds & rye.
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My current favorite is the 365 brand whole wheat bread from whole foods. The Baker is another favorite of mine, they have a whole grain whole wheat bread as well as a whole grain sourdough bread.
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it's 100 cals for a top and bottom of bun (100 cals for both, not for each). they are very thin but so good!
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Oh thanks for the tip! I have been using wraps most of the time lately because bread is just too much. I am definitely going to give them a try.
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I saw them last week and was tempted, but I'm trying to minimize carbs so I didn't let myself buy them. They looked really good, though!
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I also like wheat pitas for sandwiches. 130 calories each isn't too bad.
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I like those sandwich thins. Arnolds also makes whole wheat bread, hamburger rolls, and hotdog buns.
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I bought them today for my sloppy joes!
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They are so so so good. Love them just toasted with soup, and they make fantastic pannini's (if that is spelled right).
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I discovered these a few weeks ago. They are great!!! I even talked on them previously on this board. I had one today with some pulled pork meat. I measured out the meat. 1/4 cup is 80 calories and 2 grams of fat so I had 1/4 which is actually a lot and put it on one of these buns with a cup of french cut green beans and an apple. That was hours ago and I am still very full. I have my fiber from the apple (5 grams) and the bun which is also 5 grams. So that is ten grams of fiber and I have already had 20 grams earlier!
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sloppy joe! I bought some sloppy joe seasoning mix today to make a 'sloppy joe' out of black beans.
I"m kind of replacing most ground meat dishes with black beans. It's turning out well.
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We've been using soy crumbles in place of ground beef for chili. Tastes yummy.
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We've been using soy crumbles in place of ground beef for chili. Tastes yummy.
I used to do that. I liked it. but alas, the soy texture gets to me now.
but that's okee, cuz I LOVE black beans and lots of fiber.
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