View Full Version : What is your favorite low point bread?


JenW
01-04-2001, 06:56 AM
I have been eating Wonder Light whole wheat, but I know that there are healthier breads out there that are made from whole grains. The problem is that I don't want to spend a lot of points on bread. Many of the breads I find in the health food store are 2 points per slice!

Any help would be appreciated-thanks in advance.

Jen

Sunr1se
01-04-2001, 09:49 AM
I've been enjoying the Milton's bread. yes, it is 2 points a slice but very hefty. Seems like I do better with a solid point value at every meal instead of scrimping on points during the day as I've done in the past and saving them all up for dinnertime.

vickibee
01-04-2001, 10:05 AM
Gotta be the Natural Ovens Sunny Millet Bread. Wonderfully nutty. It makes an amazing toasted cheese sandwich with two slices of 2% milk cheese to get in lots of milk servings early in the day. I'm out right now need to go order more. Mail ordering bread seems like a pain but it is worth it!

Their other breads are great too, but that one is my favorite.

--Vickibee

Jenny523
01-04-2001, 06:02 PM
Brownberry Natural Whole Wheat Bread is awesome, and it's only 1 point per slice.

We've eaten this bread for years just cause we liked it. When I joined WW I purchased many other lite breads, until one day I calculated the points for this one.

I was thrilled to discover how low in points it is, and no longer use any other. It toasts very well, and is filling and satisfying.

~Jen

SlimGirl
01-04-2001, 09:26 PM
Vicki...I've seen that bread discussed before, it has a real following! How many points per slice in the Sunny Millet? Do you have other favorites?

Thanks.

vickibee
01-04-2001, 11:30 PM
The Sunny Millet, and most of their other breads, are 1 point/slice, even with the new fiber cap (Sunny Millet is 60 cal, 1 gram fat, 4 grams fiber).

Their Happiness Bread, with cinnamon, raisins, and just a touch of pecans, is also super if you like sweet breads, and also 1 point a slice.

Their Right Wheat is a good basic sandwich bread at 1 point/slice.

If you really like white bread, they have a Better White at about 1.5 points/ slice, which I haven't tried.

They also make a super Tomato Basil bagel, which doesn't taste much like a bagel to this New Yorker but has a great cheeseless pizza taste, for 3 points.

Their website at www.naturalovens.com (http://www.naturalovens.com) has nutritional information and descriptions for most of their products.

I'm placing another order with them today, in fact!

Good luck,
vickibee

lhendricks
01-05-2001, 03:06 AM
Country Kitchens brand Lite Italian and Lite Raisin, both 2 slices for 1 point. They also make lite English Muffins.

I tried Wonder Lite Sourdough when I was in Florida, I haven't found it here in Connecticut.

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JanetMae
01-05-2001, 03:35 AM
My favorite is Orowheat lowfat wheat bread, 2 slices for 1 point.

Kerrie
01-05-2001, 03:37 AM
I like Roman Meal's whole wheat, also 1 pt. per slice. I especially like that I can buy it at the Dolly Madison or Hostess outlet stores for less than $1 per loaf!!

Alex's Mom
01-05-2001, 05:11 AM
I 2nd the vote for Natural Oven. I usually get the Multi-Grain Stay Trim bread. The point value using the new rules is 1 pt a slice. I also enjoy the Hearty Filler or whatever is called. The REALLY love the cookies too, I get the carob choc chip. Yummy. I'm in WI, so I'm able to get this at the grocery store. But once you try it you'll never go back to the boring, blah, non -filling fluff of barely wheat/white stuff. lol.

kathleen61
01-05-2001, 05:36 AM
I like Orowheat light potato bread . It's 1 point for 2 slices . kathy

JenW
01-05-2001, 06:12 AM
Thanks to everyone who replied. I have ordered from Natural Ovens in the past and might have to try again. I live in NYC and can't get Orowheat or Country Kitchens.

Thanks again-
Jen

J.J.'s Grandma
02-26-2001, 09:19 AM
How long does it take to receive your order from Natural Ovens? Are they backed up on their orders like the Bakers Cookies?

Everything sounds delicious from there.

april99
09-03-2002, 12:37 AM
I use Silver Hills bread. I buy 16 Grain, Squirrelly, Flax, Multigrain & Whole Wheat. 1 slice is 1 point. I buy it in British Columbia in Canada. It is high fiber & it tastes really good.

April:) :) :smug: ;)

Charbar
09-04-2002, 11:06 AM
another natural ovens fan here!!! I count the bread as 1/2 point per slice :)
I eat their cookies and bagels too! I love the new onion ones :) - add some laughing cow - wonderful!!!

Saffista
09-10-2002, 12:38 AM
Brownberry now also makes a light whole wheat that tastes just as good as the regular and its 1/2 pt. per slice!

Big Wheelz
09-10-2002, 01:23 PM
Kinda surpised nobody mentioned this one... you can often find it in health food stores. The store I buy it usually keeps it frozen, so it stays fresh longer.

Might be worth noting that many of these "natural" breads don't contain any preservatives, so it's best to keep them in the refrigerator.

Big Wheelz
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LilyG
09-11-2002, 03:19 PM
Traders Joes, Fat Free Multigrain Bread.
1 Pt per slice