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100% whole wheat bagels
i have been buying them and eating them like crazy while on vacation. its so easy to throw on some deli meat and a little mustard.
i was just curious if there was anything different between bagels and regular wheat bread? |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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hmmm..,not sure. I do know they are more calorie dense than bread at ~300 calories for large bagels. Other than that, I'm not sure.
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"Whole" in terms of flour means the flour is made by grinding the whole grain wheat kernel, which includes the grain's nutrient-rich bran and germ. This means it's nutritionally superior to other more refined flours. Products (and if you've ever tried to bake with a whole wheat flour) will be much denser than goods baked with a refined wheat or white flour.
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I've made my own Oat Bran bagels, they're really easy to make...with a breadmaker and good too.
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Please provide the brand name, or possibly a picture of the type of bagels your talking about. Those sound amazing.
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Called Multi-bran bagels. I'm sorry thats all I can really tell you. |
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yeah, seriously, those bagels kick the crap out of any bagel i've ever heard of.
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You can find better bagels than 100% whole wheat. Those are probably just as bad as eating a regular bagel as the wheat is so over processed and very little fiber and nutrients are left.
They make 7 Grain Bagels, which for a bulk - not a cut, would be way better. You should consider looking for bagels that have mutiple grains in them and also are not your standard over processed garbage ![]() |
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