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Debbie Anderson
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What is the best Bread for Type II

Ok, thanks I will check it out...

Replied Dec. 9, 2009

What is the best Bread for Type II

Thanks everyone for the tips, I have been getting sara Lee wheat bread with only 45 cal a slice but it runs my sugar up, but everything does...I will try to look for the ones you all have suggested a…

Replied Dec. 9, 2009

What is the best Bread for Type II

Thanks for the input guys, it seems everything I eat is bad for me and runs my sugar more than i would like...I appreciate the tips, I will look it up.

Replied Dec. 8, 2009

What is the best Bread for Type II

Thanks I will look for it, is that the brand??

Replied Dec. 8, 2009

 

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Lizmari replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
I love Brownberry Carb Control, Multi-grain Bread. It only has 6 grams of carbs, and a glycemic load of 3. It's wonderful. 60 calories, 0 fat, 0 cholesterol... 0 sugar.
December 29, 2009
nikita replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
Hey! Just found a website that you can mail order this bread from in the US: http://www.grainsprout.com/ Check the website for the ingredient & nutrition label listings.. they're amazing.. .Some of the breads have only 15g per carbs per slice, and…
December 20, 2009
nikita replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
I find that breads made WITHOUT FLOUR but made from sprouted grains (e.g. Squirrely Bread by Silverhills in Canada; available at your local Safeway, for example) http://www.silverhillsbakery.ca/Squirrelly are great. They have less carbs per slice th…
December 20, 2009
Betty J replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
It doesn't matter what brand just make sure it reads 100% of whatever grain of bread you choose.
December 18, 2009
Judith replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
Libby---how lovely to hear from you. I also have been experimenting with almond flour, adapting old family recipes and some of mine---cheesecake with a pecan crust, sour cream coffeecake, walnut cake, pumpkin bread, chocolate cake, pound cake--my fa…
December 15, 2009
Libby replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
Check out the blog Elana's Pantry. Elana has wonderful recipes for baking with almond flour. She also has a cook book. I can't eat wheat so I do make her almond flour nutty bread. It doesn't spike my BG but it's not the same as wheat bread. Sigh.
December 15, 2009
Sara Krenitsky replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
I find that when the bread is high in fiber it helps not spike blood sugar as much.... a lot of the typical brands are making high fiber now. Any whole wheat and high fiber good!!
December 15, 2009
Sarah replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
There is a delicious whole wheat/ flax bread made by When Pigs Fly Bakery (in Maine) that is low carb. One piece is extremely satisfying. Most stores do not carry it, but they do ship their bread. Here's the link: http://www.sendbread.com/cart/inde…
December 15, 2009
Tony T replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
I would say gluten free bread. Anything with gluten in it makes me feel sick.
December 15, 2009
Kristin replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
I eat Glyx bread, which is delicious and very low carb (34 g carb in 100g of bread). Unfortunately it is only available in Germany, Austria, Hungary, and maybe else where in Europe In the USA, I love sprout bread, you can find relatively affordabl…
December 15, 2009
Ahmad ( Al ) replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
Mine is: Village Hearth’s Light Breads, every 2 slices = 17 gm of carbs, even they have a burger bun for the same amount. I searched Google looking for the manufacture website and guess what, one manufacture makes all these brands: * Country Heart…
December 13, 2009
Emmy replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
Dempster's whole wheat, or Dempsters 12 grain isn't bad, but we make our own bread now, using a bread machine. I used to do it by hand, up to 8 loaves at a time. Bread machines are a real time saver! We include stone ground whole wheat, and a few o…
December 9, 2009
Anthony Holko replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
No bread at all.
December 9, 2009
Judith replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
Wow--15 carbs in 2 slices is pretty good, sweetpotater. And I love flaxseed in anything. How are you these days? Long time, no close encounters of the Friendly kind! Hope all is well.....Judith in Portland
December 9, 2009
Judith replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
Hey Daniel, that makes 3 of us--I thought I was the only one!......Judith in Portland
December 9, 2009
Jeannette Golubovic replied to Debbie Anderson's discussion 'What is the best Bread for Type II'
I don't eat too much bread, but there's an HEB brand low glycemic bread that I like.
December 9, 2009

Profile Information

Hometown (where you come from):
DFW
Do you have diabetes?
Yes
I have:
Type 2
Date diagnosed
April 20, 2009
What glucose meter do you use?
Accu Chek
Type of treatment you use
Oral, Diet and Exercise
What do you expect from TuDiabetes?
To Help me make better choices
How did you find out about us? What were you searching for?
web search
What do you do for a living?
Clerical

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At 4:28am on November 7, 2009, R.L.Scovens said…
Don't feel bad. I struggle too...daily! I just wish I could eat like I want to. I guess it just comes down to teaching yourself a NEW way to eat. I'm still working on that. March will be one year for me, so I'm new at this. Still working out the kinks. Right now I'm just trying to concentrate on "moving" for 30 mins a day. I started off really well, but then fell off..I've come a long way though..We'll definitely keep in touch!
At 1:43pm on November 2, 2009, R.L.Scovens said…
Hi there! You're newly diagnosed like me. I live in Dallas and just wanted to say hi to you! Stop by anytime!
 
 

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