[specialK12]

please and tell me some examples im having a hard time know what are the right carbohudrates to eat thank you!

 

[Keelin]

Whole grains are grains without the germ/bran - the outside bits - removed, like brown rice, whole wheat, quinoa, oatmeal, whole wheat or brown rice pasta etc. Refined ones (the ones you want to eat less often) are things like white rice, white bread, refined pasta, etc. It's alright to eat them sometimes, you just want to eat primarily whole grains. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/images/smilies/smiley.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="">

 

[rawgirl]

Whole grains have not been refined my removeing the bran and the germ. For example, white rice is a refined grain, but brown rice is a whole grain. Buy whole wheat or brown rice pasta instead of regular pasta. Oatmeal is made from the whole grain. Some other grains to experiment with are quinoa, millet, amaranth, teff, and buckwheat (all of these grains are also gluten free).

 

[Goofy]

On a similar note, what is the difference between whole wheat bread and whole grain bread?

 

[Tofu-N-Sprouts]

Whole wheat bread is made with whole grain wheat.<br><br><br><br>
Whole GRAIN bread may be whole wheat or may use a combination of grains - oats, teff, spelt, rye and barley are all pretty common in whole grain bread.<br><br><br><br>
Just to note: If a bread says "wheat bread" it does NOT mean it's made with 100% whole wheat. No matter how brown and grainy it looks. It may have just the smallest amount of whole wheat flour and all the rest white/processed flour.<br><br>
Look for the words <b>100% whole grain</b> or <b>100% whole wheat</b> if you want a whole-grain product.

 

[specialK12]

this is the bread i eat ............. would this be wholegrain?<br><br>
"whole rye kernels , wholerye flour,barly,oats,salt,water,linseed and sesame seed? " thats the ingredence!thanks guys!

 

[froggythefrog]

It sounds wholegrain to me. Does the package label also state it's whole grain?