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How much bread is too much to consume...

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  • 16-04-2020 11:31pm
    #1
    BrianJD
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    .....per day. During this terrible time.


    Asking for a friend....


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    #2
    Ultrflat
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    Barely eat 2 slices a week, I prefer rustic style roles pull the doey crap out and eat the crust with some stinky cheese :D


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    RWCNT
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    Bread is food of the gods.

    Crusty loaf and a block of Kerry Gold I could easily polish off in one sitting.


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    Atlantic Dawn
    Registered Users Posts: 81,384 ✭✭✭✭Atlantic Dawn
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    White is ****e, live by that rule.


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    kowloon
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    Whatever amount of bread you eat less 100% is the general rule. I need to follow the rule.


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    Bobblehats
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    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    White is ****e, live by that rule.

    White loaves smatter. Go by that


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    Feisar
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    Toasted ham, cheese, tomato and onion sambos are life.

    First they came for the socialists...



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    Plasandrunt
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    I probably go through a packet of McCambridges brown bread on average every 2 days, even shorter if i have some salmon in the house the brown bread disappears in one sitting


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    corner of hells
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    Plasandrunt wrote: »
    I probably go through a packet of McCambridges brown bread on average every 2 days, even shorter if i have some salmon in the house the brown bread disappears in one sitting

    Do you feed the salmon the McCambridge's ?


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    prunudo
    Registered Users Posts: 7,119 ✭✭✭prunudo


    Bread is my downfall when it comes to trying to loose weight.
    Currently have a fondness for Stafford's Chia seed and wholegrain bread.


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    biko
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    https://www.goodtoknow.co.uk/wellbeing/breads-best-and-worst-loaves-revealed-35931


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    GinSoaked
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    My wife stopped making bread a long time ago because when she made fresh bread she eat it all :pac:


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    Treppen
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    Too much is the precise quantity.

    2:44

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XewVicFzRxw


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    JohnnyFlash
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    I’ve started making brown bread. Jesus, it’s top class stuff. I’d go so far as to say Irish brown bread is the best bread in the world.


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    Kylta
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    I just had 3 slices of brown batch loaf toasted for breakfast. I had lower cholesterol butter on it, I know it dont make difference but it was lovely.

    Somebody told me once the recommended daily bread intake should be two slices preferably wholegrain or something grain or oats in it. But is two slices ever enough?


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    GinSoaked
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    Kylta wrote: »
    I just had 3 slices of brown batch loaf toasted for breakfast. I had lower cholesterol butter on it, I know it dont make difference but it was lovely.

    Somebody told me once the recommended daily bread intake should be two slices preferably wholegrain or something grain or oats in it. But is two slices ever enough?

    Most toasters have 4 slots so why would you stop at 3 slices 4 seems a much more "logical" limit :)


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    Kylta
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    GinSoaked wrote: »
    Most toasters have 4 slots so why would you stop at 3 slices 4 seems a much more "logical" limit :)

    Don't feel sorry for me but toaster is broke, I did batch loaf under the grill, 4 slices won't fit on grill tray, batch loaf is bigger than normal bread


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    GinSoaked
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    Kylta wrote: »
    Don't feel sorry for me but toaster is broke, I did batch loaf under the grill, 4 slices won't fit on grill tray, batch loaf is bigger than normal bread

    Just reread my post and it makes no sense as I put most toasters have 4 slots when what I meant was 2 slots :o

    So if you had a toaster even numbers of toast seems to me to be the way to go unless you are sharing it.


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    Kylta
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    GinSoaked wrote: »
    Just reread my post and it makes no sense as I put most toasters have 4 slots when what I meant was 2 slots :o

    So if you had a toaster even numbers of toast seems to me to be the way to go unleses you are sharing it.

    Its okay if your gin soaked your allowed make mistakes. Its the part that I shared about my broken toaster makes feel very vunerable.


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    Sam Hain
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    RWCNT wrote: »
    Bread is food of the gods.

    Crusty loaf and a block of Kerry Gold I could easily polish off in one sitting.

    You have the palate of a peasant and more than likely a gut lining like a dirty mixing bowl left out overnight.


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