I got multigrain bread instead of 100% whole wheat bread by mistake at my local supermarket . My question is are they almost the same low in GI? Or should I give it alway the multi bread and go by WW bread later today.
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Thread: Multigrain bread Question
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06-28-2005, 09:51 PM #10
http://www.mendosa.com/gilistold.htm
Excerpt:
BREADS
Bürgen Soy Lin 27 19
Bürgen Oat Bran & Honey Loaf 43 30
Bürgen Mixed Grain 48 34
PerforMAX 54 38
Barley kernel bread 55 39
Bürgen Fruit Loaf 62 43
Holsom's 64 45
Rye Kernel bread 66 46
Fruit loaf 67 47
Ploughman's Loaf 67 47
Oat bran bread 68 48
Mixed grain bread 69 48
Pumpernickel 71 50
Bulger bread 75 53
Linseed rye bread 78 55
Pita bread, white 82 57
Hamburger bun 87 61
Rye flour bread 92 64
Semolina bread 92 64
Oat kernel bread 93 65
Barley flour bread 95 67
Wheat bread, high fiber 97 68
Wheat bread, wholemeal flour 99 69
Melba toast 100 70
Wheat bread, white 101 71
Bagel, white 103 72
Kaiser rolls 104 73
Whole-wheat snack bread 105 74
Bread stuffing 106 74
Wheat bread, Wonderwhite 112 78
Wheat bread, gluten free 129 90
http://www.diet-i.com/glycemic-index-foods-list.htm
Excerpt:
GI of Breads, Muffins & Cakes
Bagel 72
Blueberry Muffin 59
Croissant 67
Donut 76
Pita Bread 57
Pumpernickle Bread 51
Rye Bread 76
Sour Dough Bread 52
Sponge Cake 46
Stone Ground Whole wheat bread 53
Waffles 76
White Bread 70
Whole Wheat Bread 69
I've seen a few sites that actually list WW bread higher than white, something like 77 vs. 70. I'll see if I can dig them up.Last edited by BackInTheJox; 06-28-2005 at 09:56 PM.
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Haha, I'm looking in the New Glucose Revolution book I have right now.
Whole-Wheat Wheat flour bread
Whole Wheat flour (Canada) GI - 52
Whole Wheat flour (USA) GI - 73
Uh.......
Buckwheat Bread (Sweden) GI - 47
It seems other countries use more wheat germ or something that obviously makes their GI lower....it's all over this book.
The bread I eat has about 7 different types of grain in it from rye to spelt to whole wheat. It doesn't seem to have a listing in here....I wonder how it stacks up.
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