Man CAN live by bread alone when you buy Dave’s
Killer Bread. First let me say that I
never buy bread as I thought it waste of calories and its use is so that you
don’t slap the cream cheese and jelly on the palm of your hand and lick it
off. The problem is now that I have
sampled Dave’s Killer Bread I keep seeking out whatever I can make a sandwich
of. Why?
It’s bread with boom! Dave, a former rock star
introduced what is now the best-selling organic bread in the US. No kidding.
Most breads are pretty boring when it comes to both taste and
texture. Then there are the artificial
preservatives, fructose corn syrup and dough fillers.
What have they got? Let’s start with the 21 whole
grains and seeds. Here are the
ingredients. Organic whole wheat (organic whole wheat flour, organic cracked
whole wheat), water, 21 Whole Grains and Seeds Mix (organic whole flax seeds,
organic sunflower seeds, organic ground whole flax seeds, organic un-hulled
brown sesame seeds, organic rolled oats, organic triticale, organic pumpkin
seeds, organic un-hulled black sesame seeds, organic rolled spelt, organic
millet, organic rolled barley, organic rolled rye, organic blue cornmeal,
organic brown rice flour, organic yellow cornmeal, organic quinoa, organic
rolled KAMUT® Khorasan wheat, organic amaranth flour, organic rolled whole
wheat, organic buckwheat flour, organic sorghum flour, organic poppy seeds),
organic dried cane syrup (sugar), organic wheat gluten, organic oat fiber, organic
molasses, sea salt, organic cultured whole wheat, yeast.
Now you have an idea of what to expect and NOT
expect. I have found that the breads
with seeds are not annoying to my mouth or my tummy. Here are those: Good Seed; Blues Bread (that
uses blue cornmeal); Power Seed (using fruit juices instead of sugar); Seeded
Honey Wheat; Rockin Rye (with caraway seeds, of course); Sprouted Wheat; and
Spelt. This is a loaf that you would not
want to toss the ends, especially with all of the seeds and grains that they
contain. I, who never eats “ends” did so and go glad I did!
You can always opt for Whole Wheat or even a plain
old White Bread called White Done Right with 10 g of whole grains. Now that would be perfect for a Grilled
Cheese, French Toast or a Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich (I prefer cream
cheese and jelly and a fried egg). I’m
also thinking a corned beef sandwich on the rye with cole slaw.
There are so many sandwich ideas that you can come
up with just to be healthy. Think sushi
rolls using the white bread totally flattened and filled…smoked salmon, cream
cheese and scallions. How about shrimp,
avocado, cucumber and mayo? Add the
crunch using breads with the seeds.
It just so happens that Fairway Market has their
line of bread. Maybe not all of them. I
hear that the store in Douglaston has some.
If you have been following articles and blog, you
know how passionate I am about Fairytale Brownies. I have even “carved” and decorated them for
the upcoming Easter Holiday. I then realized
how soft they were and molded pieces into an egg shape as if you were having a
chocolate Easter egg. The absolute joy
of having these brownies came to be even more joyous when I came across the
perfect milk.
The company is called Ronnybrook Farms, where the
milk is not homogenized. If you recall
getting a bottle of milk delivered with the cream at the top, this is even
better. You really have to shake it up
as there is more than just a thin layer of cream. That’s the whole milk. They have with less fat and a whole line of
other products, like ice cream with 18% butter fat (just don’t eat a lot at one
time if you’re concerned), butter (one is called Cinnamon Toast), crème fraiche, and
yogurt….both the kind you spoon out and ones that you drink down (I loved the
strawberry one….real strawberries).
I was checking out Fresh Direct and saw that they
had their products. I will write about
Fresh Direct at another time to compare them with Peapod. One plus for Fresh Direct is that you can go
to their plant in Long Island City and pick up your order although in neither
case can you pick out what you want relying on whoever does the picking and
packaging.
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