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  1. #1

    Mar 2004
    Sparta
    12,662

    yep to the white bread Bath.
    My sister and I used to always clash a bit over bread when we holidayed together because I like to buy grainy/wholemeal breads and she liked white bread.
    Recently on of her friends had colon surgery and was put on a no fibre diet (no fruit, no veges etc). On the no fibre diet she's allowed to have white bread but no wholemeal or multigrain etc. Ever since then my sister has started buying grainy/wholemeal breads.
    It's kind of freaky that they have removed all the goodness from bread

    That said I do get the odd crusty french stick - I don't mind an occasional white bread indulgence.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
    6,975

    I'm the same Pony... a white crusty French stick or a loaf of Phillipas Pane De Casa is a treat food! I think some people have forgotten what real bread is! Mix a bit of water with a piece of standard white bread and look what it makes: Clag! (remeber those pots of glue you used in primary school?)