Looking for a healthy alternative to what you find in the bread aisle? We've rounded up some healthy and delicious sandwich bread recipes for you to try.
This is a GREAT, fantastic daily spark blog. I saved it to favorites. However my favorite bread recipe, free on the internet, is 5 Minute Artisan Bread. Check out You Tube. I'm surprised it was not included here with a link; very user friendly, you don't have to know ANYTHING about bread making, and no special equipment is required.
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I'm not adding any more sugar to my diet, nor honey, so I'm going to try the Easy Whole Wheat recipe.
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I'm going to try the "Easy Whole Wheat Sandwhich Bread" today, with unbleached white flour...i need sandwhich bread & don't want to waste the gas just for a loaf of bread!
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I don't understand why these are healthy? I'm not saying they aren't, but the article hasn't offered anything more than a list of bread recipes without indicating why they're healthy options (lower fat, better grains, higher protein??) I'm not sure....
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Not sure which one I will make - love home made bread. Have not made any since I went back to work, but have been so disappointed in the breads I have been getting at the stores. Thanks so much for the article and recipes. barb
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JUDY_B
Five of these recipes made a good start for a new SparkPeople cookbook only for breads. My first cookbook is stuffed with everything else. ;-)
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I love homemade bread. I would like to try several of these recipes, but fresh bread is yet another trigger food for me...I'll have to wait until I conquer my disordered eating before I make these.
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I make my own breads every week or two - sometimes by hand sometimes I cheat and use the bread machine. :) I love the idea that it doesnt have preservatives and there is nothing like it. This is a great article, dont be intimidated if you are new to bread making, it'll be great!
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I'm going to try the Whole Wheat & Honey, the Mom's Sandwich Bread and the Kathie's Sandwich Bread. I've been looking for some easy options to buying bread - mainly because of the expense and most of the breads have ingredients I'd rather not be eating. Thanks so much for posting!
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I will be trying both of the gluten free breads as I have Celiac Disease and have to avoid gluten. Higher in calories but I can work around that.
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Thanks so much for posting bread recipes. I love to make homemade bread. I sometimes will take the bread recipe and make rolls to go with meals. The extra rolls freeze well and heat up in minutes in the oven.
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Thanks so much for the article and recipes.
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