Are you consumed by carbophobia and afraid that bread is fattening?

Do you love sandwiches but feel you have to swear them off so that you can lose weight?

Relax! I have for you:

1. 2 examples of excellent quality bread that support your body-shaping goals plus
2. preparation tips that will keep you in sandwich heaven (no more ‘diet’ bread or ‘half-open-face’ sandwiches!) while getting – and staying – slim.

I lost 50 lbs eating bread the entire way – and you can too.

Yes, bread is higher in calorie density than cooked whole grains due to the water content differential. And due to the fact that the fiber in bread is disrupted relative to your pot of brown rice or barley.  Your grain consumption should weigh more in the balance of the cooked whole grains than breads, particularly if you are intent on shedding a little excess fluff.

Yet great grainy bread can have it’s place and I proved it all the way through dropping about 5 sizes!

Women find it hard to believe that I ever had a weight problem. At least that’s what they tell me.

Well, guess again sistah, I did.  That’s one reason we put together my 10-year photo history on my site.  Visible proof.

They also don’t believe me when I say I ate bread all the way through my 50 lb weight loss journey, and still eat bread – regularly  -  to this day.

You  might ask, isn’t it too high in carbs?  In calories? Well, I’m here to tell you that you don’t have to give up bread in the quest to be trim.

At the same time, it’s important to understand that (and I’m sure you know this already) all breads are not created equal.  And even among the high quality breads, there are some tricks I use that I’d like to share with you to help pave your path to a trim body with slices of yummy bread, too.  Click on  the short (under 3 minutes) video I made for you to show you just what I mean.

What if you are gluten intolerant?

Granted, the breads in my video are not gluten-free yet the same tips and tricks can apply.  I’ve done the exact same slicing method with gluten-free millet bread – and the original slices were actually pretty thin to begin with!  A quick toast and my method worked like a charm.

Post your favorite quality bread tips – and any tricks if you have them!

Scoot on down to Leave a Reply and share your ideas about all things bread.  I’m on a mission to banish carbophobia and bread seems like as good a place to start as any!