Re: New Here--sprouted grain bread

[Guest guest]

I wonder if I could buy

the bread with the grains having been soaked.

April

-------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other spouted

grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type grocery stores. ct

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[Guest guest]

I used to buy that bread years ago when I was about a block away from a

health food store. I'll look into it.

Thanks,

April

Re: New Here--sprouted grain bread

I wonder if I could buy

the bread with the grains having been soaked.

April

-------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other

spouted grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type grocery

stores. ct

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[Guest guest]

If you are in the N. Calif area you can probably also get Grindstone Bakery

products. They soak all of their grains and also use various cultures (eg

sourdough) Their bread is very dense but tasty. And healthy. It is a smallish

operation so I don't think they ship countrywide.

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Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 9:35 AM

Subject: Re: New Here--sprouted grain bread

I wonder if I could buy

the bread with the grains having been soaked.

April

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[Guest guest]

Ezelial Bread, as most breads, have soy in it. I've been eating Spelt

with no yeat and no soy.

Would like to get off all grains though but fail every day.

On May 12, 2006, at 9:34 AM, CHRISTINE TAYLOR wrote:

>

> I wonder if I could buy

> the bread with the grains having been soaked.

> April

>

> -------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other

> spouted grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type

> grocery stores. ct

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>

[Guest guest]

Not all Ezekiel bread has soy. Read the label.

Allyn

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Re: New Here--sprouted grain bread

Ezelial Bread, as most breads, have soy in it. I've been eating Spelt

with no yeat and no soy.

Would like to get off all grains though but fail every day.

On May 12, 2006, at 9:34 AM, CHRISTINE TAYLOR wrote:

>

> I wonder if I could buy

> the bread with the grains having been soaked.

> April

>

> -------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other

> spouted grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type

> grocery stores. ct

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[Guest guest]

Ok, I'll look for that. I've seen it before at the health food store.

Thanks,

April

Re: New Here--sprouted grain bread

Ezelial Bread, as most breads, have soy in it. I've been eating Spelt

with no yeat and no soy.

Would like to get off all grains though but fail every day.

On May 12, 2006, at 9:34 AM, CHRISTINE TAYLOR wrote:

>

> I wonder if I could buy

> the bread with the grains having been soaked.

> April

>

> -------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other

> spouted grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type

> grocery stores. ct

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wrote:

>

> Ok, I'll look for that. I've seen it before at the health food

> store.

> Thanks,

> April

>

> Re: New Here--sprouted grain bread

>

> Ezekial Bread, as most breads, has soy in it. I've been eating

> Spelt with no yeast and no soy.

> Would like to get off all grains though but fail every day.

>

April and ,

Alvarado Street Bakery makes several organic sprouted breads without

soy as a main ingredient, including sourdough whole wheat. Whole

Foods sells it and you may be able to ask for it at other HF stores.

Their bread is made in California. It is very dense and I don't eat

it often, but it has good flavor. It does have soy lecithin listed as

one of the last ingredients - but there shouldn't be much.

[Guest guest]

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Grains and sugar are quite closely related. Eliminating them together makes

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On 5/13/06, Parashis <artpages@...> wrote:

>

> Ezelial Bread, as most breads, have soy in it. I've been eating Spelt

> with no yeat and no soy.

> Would like to get off all grains though but fail every day.

>

>

> On May 12, 2006, at 9:34 AM, CHRISTINE TAYLOR wrote:

>

> >

> > I wonder if I could buy

> > the bread with the grains having been soaked.

> > April

> >

> > -------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other

> > spouted grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type

> > grocery stores. ct

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[Guest guest]

being a person who is sensitive to most wheat breads (never have made

my own from homemade ground & soaked wheat, maybe someday!), i have

always done very well with the Ezekiel brand sprouted breads.

i also like Earthseed brand manna bread, the multi-seed variety is

really tasty, i love it crumbled into salads. i'm pretty sure they

are made from sprouted grains as well.

my 2 cents ... have fun experimenting!

~ susan

> I used to buy that bread years ago when I was about a block away

from a

> health food store. I'll look into it.

> Thanks,

> April

>

> I wonder if I could buy

> the bread with the grains having been soaked.

> April

>

> -------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other

> spouted grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type

grocery

> stores. ct

[Guest guest]

Our regular grocery store here in Florida (Publix) carries Ezekiel bread,

too.

Allyn

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ALLYN FERRIS

PRESIDENT

AFERRIS@...

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TAMPA, FL 33624

tel: 813-961-1500

fax: 813-996-9571

mobile: 813-391-7965

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Re: New Here--sprouted grain bread

being a person who is sensitive to most wheat breads (never have made

my own from homemade ground & soaked wheat, maybe someday!), i have

always done very well with the Ezekiel brand sprouted breads.

i also like Earthseed brand manna bread, the multi-seed variety is

really tasty, i love it crumbled into salads. i'm pretty sure they

are made from sprouted grains as well.

my 2 cents ... have fun experimenting!

~ susan

> I used to buy that bread years ago when I was about a block away

from a

> health food store. I'll look into it.

> Thanks,

> April

>

> I wonder if I could buy

> the bread with the grains having been soaked.

> April

>

> -------->Yes, most healthfood stores carry Ezekial Bread and other

> spouted grain breads. They can also be found at WholeFoods type

grocery

> stores. ct

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[Guest guest]

that's great news! - my parents live in florida, so i know where to go

(publix) for bread next time i'm there visiting!

~ susan

> Our regular grocery store here in Florida (Publix) carries Ezekiel

bread,

> too.

> Allyn

[Guest guest]

I eat the Ezekial bread and the manna bread also. There is another brand (I

can't think of it now.) of sprouted sourdough bread that I like even better

that I usually buy if they have it. Our local health food and supplement

place is very small and they don't have a huge selection. Whenever I make a

trip to Denver, I always try to get to Wild Oats to get things I can't get

here.

>being a person who is sensitive to most wheat breads (never have made

>my own from homemade ground & soaked wheat, maybe someday!), i have

>always done very well with the Ezekiel brand sprouted breads.

>

>i also like Earthseed brand manna bread, the multi-seed variety is

>really tasty, i love it crumbled into salads. i'm pretty sure they

>are made from sprouted grains as well.

>

>my 2 cents ... have fun experimenting!