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    Question Wholemeal/Wholewheat bread?

    This may be a stupid question, if so i apologize, but.............Is wholemeal bread here in the UK the same as the Wholewheat bread that the American guys and gals on this website eat?

    I only ask as it seems that all of the brown bread we sell over here is labelled 'Wholemeal'.

    Thanks for input.
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    Originally Posted by crafty100 View Post
    This may be a stupid question, if so i apologize, but.............Is wholemeal bread here in the UK the same as the Wholewheat bread that the American guys and gals on this website eat?

    I only ask as it seems that all of the brown bread we sell over here is labelled 'Wholemeal'.

    Thanks for input.
    As far, as I know, wholemeal = wholewheat.

    Also, check the ingredients list, as a load of the supposed 'wholemeal' bread over here is incorrectly labelled as such. If it has "wholemeal wheat flour" as the first ingredient, you're good to go, but a lot of stuff labelled wholemeal still has "wheat flour" as its primary ingredient.
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    Originally Posted by watermelon_2001 View Post
    As far, as I know, wholemeal = wholewheat.

    Also, check the ingredients list, as a load of the supposed 'wholemeal' bread over here is incorrectly labelled as such. If it has "wholemeal wheat flour" as the first ingredient, you're good to go, but a lot of stuff labelled wholemeal still has "wheat flour" as its primary ingredient.
    Okay cheers mate, I will check that. Wheat flour is still okay though right? as i love crumpets and bagels and such like and they are prmairily wheat flour!!
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    yes, wholemeal = wholewheat


    also check the ingredient listing to see how much of it is actually wholemeal, sum companies put only like 10% wholemeal and the brown color is due to food coloring. Buy a reputable brand such as burgen, their $hit is always 100%ish wholemeal.
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    OKay will be sure to do this.

    Any input on the 'wheat flour' question??
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    Originally Posted by crafty100 View Post
    OKay will be sure to do this.

    Any input on the 'wheat flour' question??
    White flour is made from the endosperm only. Whole grain or wholemeal flour is made from the entire grain, including bran, endosperm, and germ.

    You lose a bit of fibre, vits, minerals but in the context of a balanced diet its not going to make any significant difference.

    Eat the wheat/bread products you enjoy
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    Originally Posted by Dashstep View Post
    White flour is made from the endosperm only. Whole grain or wholemeal flour is made from the entire grain, including bran, endosperm, and germ.

    You lose a bit of fibre, vits, minerals but in the context of a balanced diet its not going to make any significant difference.

    Eat the wheat/bread products you enjoy
    Awesome, thanks for clearing that up for me, I will continue to chow down on them crumpets and english muffins as well as the Wholemeal bread for sandwiches
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